Note 10+ vs Note 9 Wireless Charging Test: How Much Faster Is The Samsung 15W Wireless Charger?
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- Today we are doing a wireless charging test between the note 10 plus and note 9. The Note 10+ is capable of wirelessly charging at up to 15W whereas the note 9 is capped at 10W wireless charging speeds. Samsung also released a new 15W wireless charger alongside the note 10/10+ which is quite expensive at $80. My results definitely weren’t expected so be sure to let me know your thoughts on this one.
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Awesome video mate, I just bought the 15w charger for my 10+ but its more for topping up charging I would never use it on a pinch, plus it doubles as a stand for me too!
God finally. Took so hard to just find someone doing some understandable data directly comparing 10w and 15w.
Note 10+ 15w wireless charging vs 15w wired charging
Wired will be quite much faster
15w wired will take about 1 hour and 30 minutes from 0 to 100%.
@@Dinos0001 an inconsistent 15w wireless charging will probably be 2 hours 30 mins.
Sounds like you keep saying Nerd 10+ vs Nerd 9 xD
Note 10 plus has 4300mah or 4.3ah battery, 15w charger is charging @1.67A ...... 4.4 divided by 1.67 gives you 2.57hrs or 2hr 34 mins for full charge time on 15w wireless charger. Your test is perfect, idk how other people are getting 1hr 50min time which is totally impossible.
Correct!!! In Case of note 20 ultra having 4500 mAH battery, it takes 2 Hours and 49 minutes to charge by 15 watt wireless charging
Sorry but it doesn't work like that. 15w is the amount of power going to your phone. So a 5V 3A charger outputs the same as 9V 1,67A. Watts=Volts * Amps. So charing doesn't only depend on amps solely but volts too.
15W doesn't take 2,5 hours to charge a 4300mah Samsung fast charging phone. It takes around 1 hour and 45 minutes. The 15w wireless charger should have charged the Note 10+ in less than two hours, as others have correctly showcased. The only problem is that heat plays a big role. Since wireless charging creates more heat than wired, the battery temp could rise and then it won't charge at 15w to protect it. That's why it fluctuates between 10w and 15w. If it's hot in your room, then it will not charge at 15w.
So no, it's not impossible to get 1 hour and 50 minutes on a 15w wireless charger. Other's have showcased this so there's proof.
I have the S20+ which has a 4500mah battery and with a 10w wireless charger, it takes 2 hours and 30 minutes to charge from 0 to 100%. With a Samsung 15W 9V 1,67A powerbrick, wired charging takes 1 hour and 50 minutes from 0% to 100%.
@@Dinos0001 i m sure you are getting those results, but how i dont know. i have already done several wireless charging tests all the way from s8+ to note 20 ultra (samsung flagship phones only, 10W for older and 15W for newer phones), always using genuine samsung chargers and wall power adapters, three of my tests at home were inside fridge where the temperature was never above 7 degrees C. so a brand new phone, nothing installed, depleted all the battery, put in in fridge for 5 hrs to literally cool down and then placed wireless charger in fridge and even in that constant cold environment, it never gave me a reading below 2hrs 30mins mark. again i dont know how people are getting it and i m sure they are not wrong. but at least in my case, testing with 4 generations of flagships, my results are consistent but does not match with hypothetical results other people are getting.
@@darkftforce That's strange... Don't know why they are charging so slow in cold enviroments. Out of curiocity, are these the exynos or snapdragon versions? And also, what version of wireless charger are you using?
@@Dinos0001 we only get Snapdragon here.
Totally agree with you. The price is ridiculous. Now it's at around 50 bucks and still steep for me. I'll probably buy a 20 dollar wireless charger that charges 10w. But Still shocking that I can't find a wireless true 15w charger for my s20 ultra.
The higher the wattage, the hotter the battery gets which results in even more of a reduction of battery health. That's why Samsung put a fan in their fastest wireless charger.
Oh wow, 2 hours and a half and finally charged the galaxy note 10.
Shane, good video. I just ordered a Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra and it's coming in tomorrow. I've seen videos of the Samsung 25w charger and the Samsung 45w charger and those two definitely not much of a difference where they have a $30 difference in price so I'm ordering the 25w charger. Onto this video, I have a Samsung 9w wireless charger from 2018 that is slow. I'm interested in the Samsung Galaxy 15w wireless charger and it's definitely faster than the 10w charger you used. I am a long time Samsung Galaxy Note fan but was about to give up on Samsung initially. Several months back, I thought that the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra was the last Note ever. Last year's Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra isn't a Note but the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra is. Back to why I was going to give up on Samsung. First I thought the Note was done with. I don't like how Samsung got rid of the complimentary earphones years ago but it was overlooked but I can't overlook (since last year) Samsung getting rid of the AC adaptor and only giving you a type-C USB cable. That's extremely cheap and pathetic by Samsung for a smartphone that costs over $1,000 (which is something I don't like either hence a third reason) to not include an AC adapter. The only reason I ordered my Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra is because I was giving a $200 gift card to use. With that, I'm going to buy two 25w chargers (the other one will be for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra once it goes on sale again for 5G service which also Samsung's smart tablets also don't come with AC adaptors). So with the $200, I can again get two 25w chargers, the 15w wireless charger in this video, an OtterBox Defender case, and have money left over for another accessory so I'm getting the 15w wireless charger since it's not going to cost me anything. Going forward if I decide to upgrade to the next Samsung Galaxy S-series Ultra, I'll only do it as long as I get gift cards to buy the AC adaptors that should come with these $1,000+ smartphones.
are the note 9 support 15w wireless charging? if support how much the different between them?
Note 9 is 10w
but google says its 15 watt
I guess I'm curious about what the reasons are for the fluctuating power output...I'm sure it's part of the protective features; but after watching many videos the results are not consistent.
@MLWATKK Ok makes sense.
This test irrelevant, both wireless charges need to be the same as each manufacturer is different, example is both could be 15 watts but they will still differ slightly
The Note 9 is not capable of charging at 15W. The official Samsung 15W charger in this video can only charge the note 9 up to 9W.
@@ShaneSymonds yes I know but not all wireless chargers are equal, there is powerloss happening between the phone and charger. This may be more minimal with an official Samsung charger so to make this test more accurate, you should be using identical wireless chargers
Unfortunately power loss was occurring on both chargers in this video. Some other wireless charge tests I've seen have the note 10+ at a 30% advantage over the note 9 which is consistent here as well
@@ShaneSymonds of course the wireless charging me slows down and speeds because as a phone heats up the wireless charger slows down the charging
I wonder why it is called fast wireless charging at 15 w ..i have both 15 w samsung and choetech 10w fast wireless charger .. oh yeah , i did a test on my own yesterday charging my note 10 + from 0 to 100 % took me 2hours 30 minutes .. Then i tried again on my S10 + from 0 to 100 % and took almost 3 hours to be fully charged .. i mean , SERIOUSLY 'SAMSUNG' ? I just spent 80 dollars for your most advanced fast wireless charger and have a longer charging time ? What logic is this ?
It depends weather your phone is perfectly on the charger if its off then it will take longer
@@SKYELOVER Thats the furthest thing from the truth. If its off the charging pad wont recognize it, if its charging, the pad recognizes it. Simple as that. You phone hanging off the pad is not going to be 50% slower when charging..
can i use 15watt to Samsung note 9 wireless charger
What would happen if you try to charge the phone with a wire then put it on top of a wireless charging pad? Will it cancel out?
Cant do both at same time
What it will go?
It will choose wired over wireless since it's faster than wireless.
It goes to wired instead no matter what the charging speed of wireless is unfortunately I tried it on my note 10+ whenever I plug cable in it comes up with "switching from wireless to wired charging"
This is the best test of wireless charging on Samsung smartphones, regardless of the fact that it is more than two years old. Too bad I didn't look at it earlier... Yesterday I paid $45 for a 20w Xiaomi wireless charger with a mi 27w adapter. It takes 2h 40min to charge the S21FE to 100% (15w fast Wireless charging, 4500mAh battery). A cheap under $10 wired 25w charger will do the same in 1h 17min. Conclusion: wireless chargers are a waste of money, unless you are in the office or at home and your smartphone is sitting on the desk all day.
Please help me understand something. I have a Note 9, and bought a 10w wireless charging pad (brand is CIrcle). In the store, it was activating "Fast Charge" but at home, it was not. I am not sure what they were plugged into at the store, but am home, I am trying to use my stock Note 9 Samsung adapter provided with the phone (DC9v 1.67A or DC 5v 2.0 amp). Is my stock Note 9 "Adaptive Fast Charging" power adapter unable to provide enough power to make a 10w wireless charger work at "Fast Charge," or do I need to upgrade to a better power adapter to get this Fast Charge capability from a wireless charge device? The power adapter does activate Fast Charge when I plug it into the phone directly, but only works on slow speed wirelessly. Thank-you.
Man, the same thing is happening here. I'm going insane. The store is very far from home. I feel like I've wasted my time and energy, but I also suspect there's something in the house electrical network, or even the street. My normal charger isn't fast charging as well.
Did you find a solution?
Is that ok to leave the phone charged overnight? Does it reduce battery life?
If it happens every now and then, no. But I wouldn't do it every night
@@ShaneSymonds Whats the point of wireless charger then? If you need to charge phone fast, youll do it with wired charger...
@@stevanstanojevic3213 A slow trickle charge at 5w near the bed overnight where it doesnt generate much heat is probably the best. Other than that wired charging is a much more consistent current and is still king.
Do one with the S22 Ultra when it's out next month, hope it has 25w wireless charging
Why haven't anyone tried using the wireless fast charger and the 45w block instead of the 25w block that comes with the Note 10 and Note 10+?
It makes no difference
if the max is 15w wireless charging, the more wattage in the brick is useless once its past 15w.
Please do battery drain test
Next video stay tuned
@@ShaneSymonds thank you
Hi Shane
Do you consider the Note 10 plus as a worthy upgrade compared to the Note 9? And do you like the 10 better and why? Cheers
Yeh due to bigger screen the rainbow back the faster charging and the curve is way nicer but if you prefer sensor for fingerprint then stick with note 9
What about the age of the battery
Sounds like a lot of energy is lost after the 15w input in the unit
I agree it's not worth it. Wired charging is much better. The technology isn't great atm and the cost is too much.
Running quick fast changing battery test phone samsung galaxy note 9🇰🇷📱🇰🇷😳😂😂📱
omce you get used with 25w.... its just hard to use 15w....let alone 10w... people, well i for example watch this kinds of vids cus im trying to buy a 15w wc for my s8 that is having an error on wired that it wont even charge some times.... im using note 10+ and i cant imagine heating my phone up on wireless and charging very slow even at 15w...my s8 wpuld somehow need this.
Why doesn't the note 10 plus say that it's fast charging like the note 9 does?
Ah, is that so? So my phone is normal? I thought it was just here and there was some kind of problem...
It does
Wireless charging also depends the actual output from your electrical outlets.
Thanks for saving me $80! My Note 8 almost drained charged in a little over an hour with a round Samsung wireless charger for half the price. For $80, i would expect a drained phone to charge fully within an hour. No thanks Samsung. I will stick with the wall charger for my new Note 10 Plus.
Get out of here. Wireless charging is slow regardless. No way its charging just as fast as a wired fast charge.
Tudo errado primeiro era pra ser dois note10 plus
The only reason why I think anyone should get the Samsung 15W Wireless Charger is to show off. Basically, that is a reason to get any wireless charger. Also, you have a backup charger. It is always good to have one of those.
Pointless comparison as these phones have different battery capabilities.
excuse me but nothing better than charging my note 10plus with fast charging type c 25 watts sorry no shitter supposedly fast charging wireles lie
Note 9 supports 15W
Only 9W
@@pixellord1 10Watt
@@DavidNgo86 From S6 edge+ to Note9 all of them supported 9w. Normal s6 was 7.5w, only starting from S10 they upgraded to 12w, and with note 10 to 15w. Go check the actual specs for once..
You just saved me money from buying these wireless crap
*The Note 9 and 10+ have different battery capacities*: 4000 and 4300 mAH, respectively.
SO?: at *6:17** the Note 10+ is at 100% charge, or 4300 mAH* . The *Note 9* is at 70%, or 4000 * .70 = *2800 mAH*
4300/2800 * 100% -> *150% faster charging* for the the Note 10+ using a *15W charger vs. 10W* charger on the Note 9
Your test isn't irrelevant assuming the phones charged at the charger's full capacity, but you didn't do the homework or the math afterwards...
Take this video down.... it's an irrelevant test
Well, in chinesse, you can buy fake fast charging adaptor with $2. And it's work fine on my wireless charging