Galaxy Note 10, 10+ PD charging tester (additional)

leebyunghun (57)in #review0825 • 5 years ago

I experimented with borrowing Note 10 and Note 10+ on the rumor that Galaxy Note 10+ will charge 45W.

However, I did not experience 10V 4.5A charging because there is no Samsung genuine 45W charger made by Dongyang E & P.

In addition, all other chargers other than Samsung's 25W chargers were able to charge only 15W.

15W was the limit for typical PD2.0 or some PD3.0 chargers and 25W for 87W-PD3.0 chargers.

The photo was added at the bottom.

Most of my PD chargers were version 2.0 or 25W, but I could not charge them.

(However, I'm a bit nervous about compatibility.)

The charger for the Samsung Galaxy S10 5G and the Note 10+ included a 25W charge.

(Note 10+ connected, battery 5% status)

The Apple 18W, 30W PD Charger is 15W charged.

UM2 and LVSUN PD chargers are also 15W charged.

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Addition.

I urgently found a 30W, 87W charger with PD3.0 support.

It's still 15W for a 30W charger, but 26.48W for 87W. (8.806V 3.007A)

(Galaxy Note 10+, Battery 5%, Samsung Genuine Cable)

Fortunately? 25W charge confirmed (Thank you, Tate.)

It is hard to understand the phenomenon of charging 25W with an 87W charger. ^^

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Add weight

The 25W charger needs to support PPS (Programmable Power Supply) to get 25W charge or 15W otherwise.

Link to other articles about PPS.

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The 45W charge could not be verified and could no longer be verified.

Anyway, the C to C cable seems to open the market for 100W cables, supporting up to 5A. (It's expensive ..)

I can have a Note 10 by tomorrow morning so I think some tests are possible.

If you have any questions, please write them in the comments and we will test tomorrow.

Thank you.

5 years ago in #review0825 by leebyunghun (57)