If you have a Samsung device that supports 15W wireless charging, just go for an original 15W Samsung wireless charger. Don't bother with the cheaper alternatives even if the claim they are 15w. I have bought a 20w xiaomi and 15w Spigen Flex which not only can't give you the advertised wattage out of the box, you'll need to buy additional powerbricks if you want to achieve max speed, they also won't work at max wattage on a Samsung device. I have the S20+ and it only charges at between 7,5-10w on these two chargers. I spent more money on buying the 27w brick for the xiaomi and the 24w brick for the spigen and nothing changed. It takes 2 hours and 35 minutes to charge from 0 to 100% with both of them, it only takes 1 hour and 40 minutes with the 15w samsung one. If I had bought the Samsung in the first place, I would have spent the same money and gotten a 15w wireless charger.
Thx for the vid Jimmy, I have the older 9w dual wireless charger. I only use it to charge my phone and watch overnight while I sleep so I think I will just stick with it since and hour doesn't make a difference overnight. Very informative video though. BTW, I'm waiting for my 45W brick to arrive, even though leaks suggest it only save about 10 to 15 minutes off of the charging time compared to the 25W charger. I hope that is not true. I would love to get a full charge in 35-40 minutes.
Is reliable the estimation that the phone presents when charge is starting? It would be interesting to compare the actual time required to fully charge from 1% to 100% vs the estimation
it is not, i used 2 adapters for my wireless charger one says fast wireless other doesnt i checked in the app ampere fast shows 710mah and normal one says 670mah but the thing is normal says 2 h+ to charge and fast one says 1h+ so i put a timer, 4 mins have been passed but in samsung world according to estimate only 2 mins have passed.
Higher Wattage helps most at lower charge percentages, say 0 to 50% or 20 to 80%. They will all taper off as the battery nears 100%. So all depends on how you charge. Regardless, I think Samsung charges are the very best. I'm still using the very first Samsung Fast wireless chargers on my desk, nightstand and living room - still love them.
I think the best deal is the Samsung 10,000 Mah portable battery wireless charger. Its like $50 and charges at 15 watts. Im going to buy 3 with the $150 Samsung gave me and put them around the house. Plus i can take one with me and wirelessly charge without worrying about finding a outlet.
15 w wireless charger seems to good and it is no huge different with 25 w wire charger. Charging time is only 50 min difference than 25 w. Very impressed. Thanks !
The best review till now 👌 thx buddy 👍 as you said the second dual is the best option but unfortunately they removed the standing pad as it's great to let the phone 📱 standing or side position to keep using it and keep charging negative point for samsung designers ✌🏻
I know this is off topic...but which samsung chrome book would u recommend on purchasing...dont need it for work or anythn special...just want a chromebook...but I was looking at them and there are different ones...🤔
I've got the new vertical charger from Samsung in their pre order bundle. Problem is it is still charging my phone at 9 watts and takes almost 3 hrs to charge it. What am I doing wrong here? I've looked in settings and I dont see where I can change fast charging feature?
Hi can you please explain to me in layman terms why the Samsung wireless stand I have just purchased is only capable of delivering 12W to my Note 10 in lieu of the 15W it delivers to the Note 10 Plus
Hi Jimmy I just have a quick question for you if you can help I have a Samsung Galaxy Note 8 since the new update for the phone come out on the bottom left of the navigation bar that used to be a little dot used to press and hold and it would hide your navigation bar. But they've removed it for some reason but is there another way to hide the navigation bar? Thank you
Nice. With the duo 2.0 if you charge your watch and phone at the same time will the phone side still charge at 12watt. It does it share with the watch side. Great video
another factor is the new stand comes with a 25w pd charger that I believe is the same one in the note 10 box, which is $35 separate buy. But doesn't the duo come with a 25w charger as well? 'adaptive fast charge'. Can you see if that is any better than a normal adaptive fast charge 15w on the note 10?
Where is this setting? I've looked in settings and battery info and cant find this feature? Argh! You're right a slow charge will extend battery life. My note 8 battery was still like new by the time I traded it in 2 yrs later.
If you keep doing that, i believe your battery life is shorter than normal. Use fast or slow charging is not different, battety life is 3 years as Samsung claimed.
Hey jim I really need your answer will this wireless charger duo work on my s20 fe exynos variant? And I just also want to know if the fast charge 2.0 will be compatible with it.
I have the new duo charger (that came for free alongside my watch 5). Paired with a 25w super fast charger that's included in the box, my s20 fe can fast charge wirelessly at 15w. The watch 5 does the standard 5w on this charger. But, the right side of the stand can now charge wireless earbuds
Jimmy: for the 9w dual charger with stand, if I plug in the 25w or new 45w charger brick into the 9w wireless charger, will it charge at the same slower 9w speed or the 25w or 45w brick speed ? This would also be a great video to do if it does make a difference. Thanks
I use 45w wired charge is hot but not hot as the wireless charger 9w, even get hotter with 15w, so i decided to stop use wireless charger. With 45w i don't really charge my phone over night anymore. I charge when i need it 30-40min i can get 60-90% is enough.
When im charging my phone and the screen turns off there's some text at the bottom that shows the battery percentage and how many minutes it'll take to fully charge the phone. How do i turn that off so that the screen goes completely black during charging?
@@MrBoriqua2000 that's odd. I just tested wireless charge with my AOD turned off and my screen is completely black. I have a note 9, what device do you have?
15 Watts? Pfft. Today's phones burn through battery life like it's not there. Reputable phone makers and reputable 3rd party manufacturers should make Wireless Phone Chargers that have an output of 768 Watts, minimum.
@@mynintendogamingfeed5208 so u have a J series phone but are talking like like u own a flagship it's a midrange of course the battery life it's not going be great Samsung is focus on the S series, Note series and the A series not J series
@@footballtalk4857 It's about the wireless phone chargers; 15 watts is too slow. A minimum output of 768 watts is required from all wireless phone chargers that can charge any and all devices that are out for sale. Anything lower than 768 watts of wireless power output, even if it charges only one phone manufacturer (think Google's Pixel phones), are *NOT ALLOWED to be sold from any country from any manufacturer.* The 768 watts of wireless power output is to be universal, and no one phone manufacturer, not even Apple, is to make their own standards.
@@mynintendogamingfeed5208 15 watts is not slow because if u really use wireless charging u know that u mostly use it when u sleep and pixel charging doesn't even work a lot times on the pixel phones
You could have done some actual testing here by timing the charging speed from 1-100%. If the phone says it will fully charge in 2h50m, the true time it takes is closer to 4 hours. Now, you would have known about this if you weren't too lazy and so quick to upload a video just for adsense revenue. This video shows how irresponsible you are, spreading false information.
If you have a Samsung device that supports 15W wireless charging, just go for an original 15W Samsung wireless charger. Don't bother with the cheaper alternatives even if the claim they are 15w. I have bought a 20w xiaomi and 15w Spigen Flex which not only can't give you the advertised wattage out of the box, you'll need to buy additional powerbricks if you want to achieve max speed, they also won't work at max wattage on a Samsung device. I have the S20+ and it only charges at between 7,5-10w on these two chargers. I spent more money on buying the 27w brick for the xiaomi and the 24w brick for the spigen and nothing changed. It takes 2 hours and 35 minutes to charge from 0 to 100% with both of them, it only takes 1 hour and 40 minutes with the 15w samsung one. If I had bought the Samsung in the first place, I would have spent the same money and gotten a 15w wireless charger.
I wish the new duo had a stand... That's 1 reason I'm not updating to it. I normally just charge my phone at night anyway. Great video
Yeah why would they take a step backwards on that feature!?
@@ryanchristensen1799 I think because it chargers faster so I needs more cooling
True, it should be a collapsible stand
I have the fast charge 2.0 pad with my S10 Plus and It takes the same 1hr 50 mins for the S10 plus
Thank you so much for the review, enjoyed the information.
Does the new 15w wireless charger work with the galaxy buds.
Thx for the vid Jimmy, I have the older 9w dual wireless charger. I only use it to charge my phone and watch overnight while I sleep so I think I will just stick with it since and hour doesn't make a difference overnight. Very informative video though.
BTW, I'm waiting for my 45W brick to arrive, even though leaks suggest it only save about 10 to 15 minutes off of the charging time compared to the 25W charger. I hope that is not true. I would love to get a full charge in 35-40 minutes.
Nice video! Thanks! Can't wait for the 45W charger!
45w not worth it)
Is reliable the estimation that the phone presents when charge is starting? It would be interesting to compare the actual time required to fully charge from 1% to 100% vs the estimation
it is not, i used 2 adapters for my wireless charger one says fast wireless other doesnt i checked in the app ampere fast shows 710mah and normal one says 670mah
but the thing is normal says 2 h+ to charge and fast one says 1h+ so i put a timer, 4 mins have been passed but in samsung world according to estimate only 2 mins have passed.
Which one out of all 3 is best for my Galaxy S10?
Higher Wattage helps most at lower charge percentages, say 0 to 50% or 20 to 80%. They will all taper off as the battery nears 100%. So all depends on how you charge. Regardless, I think Samsung charges are the very best. I'm still using the very first Samsung Fast wireless chargers on my desk, nightstand and living room - still love them.
very informative and detailed comparison. keep up the great work!
Instablaster...
I think the best deal is the Samsung 10,000 Mah portable battery wireless charger. Its like $50 and charges at 15 watts. Im going to buy 3 with the $150 Samsung gave me and put them around the house. Plus i can take one with me and wirelessly charge without worrying about finding a outlet.
I got the same pre order bundle and received two of the items in just 3 days. But I didn't get my 45 watt charger!???
The portable battery wirless charger doesn't chare at 15w
Thank you for doing this... Very helpful!
15 w wireless charger seems to good and it is no huge different with 25 w wire charger. Charging time is only 50 min difference than 25 w. Very impressed. Thanks !
Thanks!
Prettymuch what I wanted to know. Thanks. 10 vs 15 vs wired
Great review thanks it helped me decide
The best review till now 👌 thx buddy 👍 as you said the second dual is the best option but unfortunately they removed the standing pad as it's great to let the phone 📱 standing or side position to keep using it and keep charging negative point for samsung designers ✌🏻
I know this is off topic...but which samsung chrome book would u recommend on purchasing...dont need it for work or anythn special...just want a chromebook...but I was looking at them and there are different ones...🤔
I've got the new vertical charger from Samsung in their pre order bundle. Problem is it is still charging my phone at 9 watts and takes almost 3 hrs to charge it. What am I doing wrong here? I've looked in settings and I dont see where I can change fast charging feature?
Hi can you please explain to me in layman terms why the Samsung wireless stand I have just purchased is only capable of delivering 12W to my Note 10 in lieu of the 15W it delivers to the Note 10 Plus
Its worth getting the 2.0 15watt atm. For $52 bought or price matched with amazon. While the 12watt duo is now full price.
Can you use Samsung Dex when its wireless charging , ie. plug the phone into laptop and wireless charge??
nice review ! well the stand charge the s9 only to 9w instead of 15 ? Pesky move of samsung..
Hi Jimmy I just have a quick question for you if you can help I have a Samsung Galaxy Note 8 since the new update for the phone come out on the bottom left of the navigation bar that used to be a little dot used to press and hold and it would hide your navigation bar. But they've removed it for some reason but is there another way to hide the navigation bar? Thank you
Nice. With the duo 2.0 if you charge your watch and phone at the same time will the phone side still charge at 12watt. It does it share with the watch side. Great video
No it wont charge at 12w. It drops down to 7.5 i think. Both are charging at the watts of the smaller,right one.
If you do 2 phones it drops to 7.5. if you do a phone and watch, it stays fast for the phone side of the charger.
another factor is the new stand comes with a 25w pd charger that I believe is the same one in the note 10 box, which is $35 separate buy. But doesn't the duo come with a 25w charger as well? 'adaptive fast charge'. Can you see if that is any better than a normal adaptive fast charge 15w on the note 10?
What happens if you charge it at night you fall asleep does it stop charging after it's full
WHAT IF I USE THE 45 WATT POWER BRICK WITH THE FAST WIRELESS CHARGING STAND2.0? WILL THAT CHAT NOTE 10 PLUS FASTER THAN THE 25 WATT BRICK?
Hi, mi s9 plus can use fast charge 12w 2.0? Or only 9w :(
9 only
Thanks Jimbo !
Hi guys
Can this wireless charger 15w charge faster in iPhone compared in using 7.5w wireless charger
The 2.0 is cool ..Thanks JIP
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I changed my NOTE 10 "fast charge" setting off as I charge at night so it's kind to my battery. 🤓
You smart 😏
Where is this setting? I've looked in settings and battery info and cant find this feature? Argh! You're right a slow charge will extend battery life. My note 8 battery was still like new by the time I traded it in 2 yrs later.
If you keep doing that, i believe your battery life is shorter than normal. Use fast or slow charging is not different, battety life is 3 years as Samsung claimed.
Really useful videos, I will rather use the wire charger. Thanks
Hey jim I really need your answer will this wireless charger duo work on my s20 fe exynos variant? And I just also want to know if the fast charge 2.0 will be compatible with it.
I have the new duo charger (that came for free alongside my watch 5). Paired with a 25w super fast charger that's included in the box, my s20 fe can fast charge wirelessly at 15w. The watch 5 does the standard 5w on this charger. But, the right side of the stand can now charge wireless earbuds
Can you leave it over night charging without it getting hot 🔥??
Jimmy: for the 9w dual charger with stand, if I plug in the 25w or new 45w charger brick into the 9w wireless charger, will it charge at the same slower 9w speed or the 25w or 45w brick speed ? This would also be a great video to do if it does make a difference. Thanks
No, it would be the same. A v6 engine is still a v6 if it has 87 octane or 91. Haha
Just bought my other half the Samsung A70 and wall charger is 35watt , its nuts fast...
I use 45w wired charge is hot but not hot as the wireless charger 9w, even get hotter with 15w, so i decided to stop use wireless charger. With 45w i don't really charge my phone over night anymore. I charge when i need it 30-40min i can get 60-90% is enough.
When im charging my phone and the screen turns off there's some text at the bottom that shows the battery percentage and how many minutes it'll take to fully charge the phone. How do i turn that off so that the screen goes completely black during charging?
I think the only way to do that is to turn off your always on display
@@DannyBlackstock. it is off
@@MrBoriqua2000 that's odd. I just tested wireless charge with my AOD turned off and my screen is completely black. I have a note 9, what device do you have?
@@DannyBlackstock. i have the note 10 plus. I don't think that the note 8 that i had did this.
Change screen saver to black
Work with Note 8?
Yes. Tried it with mine at best buy
That's nice & great review...
great video. clarified a lot. if I could give you 10 likes
15 Watts? Pfft. Today's phones burn through battery life like it's not there. Reputable phone makers and reputable 3rd party manufacturers should make Wireless Phone Chargers that have an output of 768 Watts, minimum.
Phone battery life is great what phone are you using?
@@footballtalk4857 Samsung Galaxy J7 Star, with a 3,300 mAh battery. Battery life, with 0.0% display brightness is 11-13 hours.
@@mynintendogamingfeed5208 so u have a J series phone but are talking like like u own a flagship it's a midrange of course the battery life it's not going be great Samsung is focus on the S series, Note series and the A series not J series
@@footballtalk4857 It's about the wireless phone chargers; 15 watts is too slow. A minimum output of 768 watts is required from all wireless phone chargers that can charge any and all devices that are out for sale. Anything lower than 768 watts of wireless power output, even if it charges only one phone manufacturer (think Google's Pixel phones), are *NOT ALLOWED to be sold from any country from any manufacturer.* The 768 watts of wireless power output is to be universal, and no one phone manufacturer, not even Apple, is to make their own standards.
@@mynintendogamingfeed5208 15 watts is not slow because if u really use wireless charging u know that u mostly use it when u sleep and pixel charging doesn't even work a lot times on the pixel phones
No they are too much in cost I my Samsung others 30.00 I paid Amazon
You could have done some actual testing here by timing the charging speed from 1-100%. If the phone says it will fully charge in 2h50m, the true time it takes is closer to 4 hours. Now, you would have known about this if you weren't too lazy and so quick to upload a video just for adsense revenue. This video shows how irresponsible you are, spreading false information.
huawei outperform this anyway