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Top 10: smartphones that charge the fastest (May 2021)

Thanks to ultra-fast charging, some smartphones manage to recover 100% of their autonomy in record time. Here are our top 10 fastest charging devices. 

Since the end of 2018, some smartphones have been compatible with a technology called “ultra fast charging”. By using chargers much more powerful than before, manufacturers are trying to drastically reduce the charging time of our smartphones. The most powerful chargers today are those from Oppo (65W), Huawei (66W), and Xiaomi (67W), but brands like Xiaomi and Vivo seem determined to exceed 100W as of this year. 

At the 01net.com lab, we measure the recharge time of all the devices we receive. To ensure that our results correspond to reality, we charge a smartphone to 100% when it arrives and then we fully discharge its battery. Once it reaches 0%, we plug it into its original charger and use a little software to measure its remaining battery capacity at regular intervals. You will see in this top 10 that Chinese brands are particularly ahead of this technology and occupy all the places in this ranking. 

Important note, this classification only concerns devices still on sale. Some devices like Realme X2 Pro or the Oppo Find X are no longer marketed today and once occupied the top spots. 

Is this technology dangerous?

Before presenting our results to you, it seems important to us to discuss the doubts that some may have on the potential dangerousness of such a technology. While it has been shown that batteries age less well when they heat up a lot, it is still too early to determine the impact of ultra-fast charging on the lifespan of our smartphones. Note also that some manufacturers such as Oppo and Realme use two batteries in their devices to reduce the heating temperature during recharging. By dividing the energy received by two, the smartphone retains normal heat and therefore does not suffer from the high power of its charger (it remains at low voltage). Only time will tell if these solutions are really without impact. 

10. Realme 7 Pro

The Realme 7 Pro is a mid-range smartphone with Oppo's 65W ultra-fast charging technology. This device's 4,500mAh battery can recharge in less than 45 minutes. For the rest, it is a good mid-range smartphone. 

Charging time:  38 minutes | Battery capacity:  4500 mAh (two batteries) |  Charger power: 65W | 5G compatibility:  no | Manufacturer's price: from € 329 euros |  $ 349.99 USA | ₹ 19,999 india

9. Oppo Reno 4

Less luxurious than the Reno 4 Pro (its screen is not curved), the Reno 4 is still a very good mid-range smartphone. It has the same ultra-fast charging technology as its big brother, which allows it to recharge in 38 minutes.  

Charging time:  38 minutes | Battery capacity:  4020 mAh (two batteries) |  Charger power: 65W | 5G compatibility:  yes | Manufacturer's price:  € 549 euros |    $ 614.72 USA | ₹ 31,990 india

8. Oppo Find X2 Pro

Besides being a beautiful device (its back is ceramic or vegan leather, your choice), the Oppo Find X2 Pro is an excellent high-end smartphone. Equipped with a 120 Hz screen, Qualcomm's Snapdragon 865 processor, 512 GB of storage and a triple camera module with periscope zoom, the Oppo Find X2 Pro has little to envy other high-end smartphones. range. Its ultra-powerful 65W charger can fully recharge it in just over 36 minutes. 

Charging time:  36 minutes | Battery capacity:  4260 mAh (two batteries) | Charger power:  65W | 5G compatibility:  yes | Manufacturer price: € 1199 euros, around € 750 euros since the release of Find X3 Pro | $ 877.77 USA | ₹ 74,890 india

7. Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra

The Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra is a technological gem. Dedicated to those looking for the best in photography (its three sensors break records), this smartphone brings together everything that is best on the market. On the charging side, Xiaomi hits hard with a 67 W charging that works with wire… and wireless, provided you have a suitable charger. The charger supplied in the box allows you to go from 0 to 100% in 37 minutes. 

Charging time:  37 minutes | Battery capacity:  5000 mAh (two batteries) | Charger power:  67 W | 5G compatibility:  yes | Manufacturer price: € 1199 euros |  ‎$ 1,099.00  USA | ₹ 59,999 india

6. Realme X50 Pro

5G compatible, the Realme X50 Pro is one of the most affordable high-end smartphones of the latest generation. For 599 euros, it offers you the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 processor, a quadruple camera module with 64 Mpix main sensor and an ultra-fast 65W recharge identical to that of the Oppo Find X2 Pro. However, Realme's recharging process is more aggressive than Oppo's. This is what allows the smartphone to take the top of our ranking. 

Charging time:  35 minutes | Battery capacity:  4200 mAh (two batteries) | Charger power:  65W | 5G compatibility:  yes | Manufacturer price:  € 599 euros | $ 510.34 to $ 715.73  USA | ₹30,999 india

5. Lenovo Legion Phone Duel

Can we do more unusual than the Legion Phone Duel? In a market where everything looks the same, Lenovo's new gaming smartphone is nothing  “normal” . This device is used horizontally, like a Nintendo Switch (with an illuminated pop-up camera), can connect to a keyboard or mouse for gaming, and has an ultra high capacity 5000 mAh battery . Even more unlikely, Lenovo sells separately a 90 W charger that uses ... two USB-C cables. You must therefore connect your smartphone twice to take advantage of the maximum recharge and recover 100% of autonomy in 33 minutes. In the box, we find a charger of 65 W slower than that of the competition (1h10).  

Recharging time:  33 minutes or 1h10 | Battery capacity:  5000 mAh (two batteries) | Charger power:  90W optional, 65W default | 5G compatibility:  yes | Manufacturer's price:  € 999 euros |  ‎$ 569.00  USA | ₹ 39999 India

4. Oppo Find X3 Neo

The Oppo Find X3 Neo is a 2021 smartphone with a 2020 processor. Marketed as a high-end device, this device uses the Snapdragon 865 in order to lower prices. Compatible with Oppo's SuperVOOC 2.0 charger, it recharges in 33  minutes. 

Charging time:  33 minutes | Battery capacity:  4500 mAh (two batteries) | Charger power:  65W | 5G compatibility:  yes | Manufacturer's price:  € 799 euros | ‎ ‎$ 836.99  USA | ₹ 60,700 India

3. Oppo Reno 4 Pro

Very thin (7.6 millimeters) and lighter than most other smartphones (172 grams), the Oppo Reno 4 Pro is an extremely successful smartphone. Equipped with Qualcomm's mid-range Snapdragon 765G processor, this device has two 2000 mAh batteries to support Oppo's 65 W ultra-fast charging. This allows it to be the smartphone currently on the market that recharges the fastest. 

Charging time:  32 minutes | Battery capacity:  4000 mAh (two batteries) | Charger power:  65W | 5G compatibility:  yes | Manufacturer's price:  € 799 euros |  ‎‎‎$ 490.75 to $508.08  USA | ₹ 34990 India

2. OnePlus 9 Pro

Equipped with an LTPO OLED display with adaptive refresh rate (1-120 Hz), the OnePlus 9 Pro is a very innovative smartphone. In addition to its compatibility with 65 W wired charging, this smartphone is also the first mobile in the world capable of accepting 50 W wireless charging, which allows it to be recharged in 41 minutes thanks to a dedicated base. 

Charging time:  32 minutes | Battery capacity:  4500 mAh (two batteries) | Charger power:  65W | 5G compatibility:  yes | Manufacturer price:  from € 719 euros | $ 1,022.9  USA | ₹ 64 999 India

1. OnePlus 9

Slower than the OnePlus 9 Pro in terms of   wireless charging (15W, 1h26), the OnePlus 9 manages to overtake its big brother by one  minute  in wired charging. According to our laboratory measurements, it only takes 31 minutes to  go  from 0 to 100%. Impressive!

Charging time:  31  minutes | Battery capacity:  4500 mAh (two batteries) | Charger power:  65W | 5G compatibility:  yes | Manufacturer's price:  from € 899  euros | $ 729  USA | ₹ 49,999  India

Battery capacity is also important  In this top 10, we preferred to compare the charging times in absolute terms, which puts devices equipped with a very high capacity battery (the Find X2 Pro and its 4,260 mAh for example) at a disadvantage.  This choice is motivated by the fact that we believe that the people who will buy these devices want above all to know the time required for full recharge rather than the efficiency of the charge (the time necessary to recover the same battery capacity).  Note that, in this case, the Xiaomi Mi 10 which recovers 1000 mAh in 12 minutes would beat the Oppo Find X2 Neo in the standings, which takes longer (12.67 minutes) to charge as much energy. 

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iPhone 13: Demand will be incredibly strong as a result of the vacuum left by Huawei

Renowned analyst Ming-Chi Kuo estimates that demand for the iPhone 13 will be exceptionally strong this year. The expert believes that Apple will capture a large part of the demand of the high-end segment, thanks to new products and a better technical sheet, but also thanks to the “Huawei ban”. 

In a note to its customers, Ming-Chi Kuo, whose predictions have often turned out to be correct for several years, has just given his opinion on the demand for the iPhone 13. And to believe the analyst, whatever Apple does, it will be an even bigger box than the iPhone 12. The analyst believes that the update of the technical sheet and a handful of new features should attract a large number of customers tempted by very high-end smartphones, Apple, and Android ecosystems combined.

However, according to the analyst, a large part of these consumers was until now Huawei customers, before the latter suffered heavy retaliatory measures from the United States. Since then, the firm continues to manufacture and sell good smartphones, but they are much less suited to Western customers. Huawei can no longer use the same Android as its competitors.

iPhone 13: EVERYTHING INDICATES THAT APPLE WILL AGAIN EXPLODE A SALES RECORD

He no longer has the right, in particular, to preinstall essential Google applications such as the Play Store. Its alternative App Gallery mainly contains an avalanche of Chinese applications, and since then the firm has launched its own operating system, called HarmonyOS. The iPhone 13 thus arrives at the right time to capture the demand of the disappointed Huawei in the very high-end segment.

Ming-Chi Kuo explains, “Our forecast for future iPhone product strategy is favorable and we expect iPhone shipments to reach between 230 and 240 million, then between 250 and 260 million in 2021 and 2022, respectively” . A level of sales to be compared to the 195 million iPhones sold in 2020 ( which was already quite a good year for iPhone sales ).

In total, Apple is expected to unveil four new iPhone 13s in September or October. The latter should offer a thinner Face ID notch, better photo sensors, a new OLED Pro Motion screen with a 120 Hz refresh rate, as well as a new Apple A15 chip.

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Source : 9to5Mac

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What? The iPhone 13 would not have fingerprint sensors under the screen: learn the truth

iPhone 13 might not have a fingerprint sensor under the screen. Indeed, this innovation, already present on many high-end Android smartphones, could only be reserved for the iPhone 14 scheduled for 2022.

Ming-Chi Kuo is the flagship analyst when it comes to the Apple universe. Extremely knowledgeable, he often hits the mark. Today, he evokes the future generations of the iPhone, that of this year and that of 2022. In a note recovered by MacRumors, he indicates for example that the fingerprint sensor under the screen would only arrive with the 'iPhone 14. This is an innovation already present on many Android phones, whether they are high-end or less expensive products, such as the Nord CE 5G from OnePlus. Apple isn't using it at the moment and that shouldn't change this year.

Kuo says the more affordable iPhone 14 models, which are said to cost less than $ 900, may not even come with one. He adds some interesting little things regarding the format of these products. He predicts that the iPhone 13 would be the last generation to offer a 5.4-inch format. This is not surprising, since the iPhone 12 Mini, of this size, has not really found its audience.

THE IPHONE 14 WOULD ONLY OFFER TWO SCREEN SIZES

The iPhone 14 could therefore consist of only two distinct sizes (cut into several models) of 6.1 inches and 6.7 inches. Finally, concerning these next products, he indicates in his note that the series of smartphones presented in 2022 could offer a big improvement in the photo module with a wide-angle sensor of 48 megapixels. There was talk of the price being $ 900 higher, which would make the 14 series a cheaper series than the previous ones.

In the same note, he finally writes that the iPhone SE should make a comeback in an updated version. It would be, in its own words, "the cheapest 5G compatible iPhone so far." It would have the same design as the current model but with improved performance. It should be presented in early 2022, according to the analyst.

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