As one of the most watched flagship smartphones in the second half of the year, the Samsung Note 10 series has many highlights, such as the new S Pen, four rear cameras, 5G, better screens and fast charging.

In the past, Samsung was relatively conservative about the battery and charging settings of mobile phones, and gradually distanced itself from its competitors. The only one inferior to Samsung may be the 10,000-year 5W iPhone.

Finally arriving at the Note 10 series, Samsung has increased the charging power to 25W, and the Samsung Note 10+/10+ 5G supports fast charging up to 45W, which also gives users more expectations for the battery life and charging of this phone.

Recently, some netizens posted on Weibo about a 45W fast-charging charger purchased abroad, which has a Type-C interface like the mobile phone.

The input is 100-240V-50/60Hz, 1.2A; the output is 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 15V/3A, 20V/2.25A, 3.3V-11V/4.05A, 3.3V-16V/2.8A, 3.3V-21V/2.1A.

Thai technology blog DroidSans compared the performance of 45W and 25W chargers when charging the Note 10+.

DroidSans test results show that it takes 1 hour and 5 minutes to charge the phone to 100% power using the standard 25W charger of Samsung Note 10+; but after switching to a 45W charger, it takes 57 minutes to charge to 100% power, a gap of 8 minutes.

But if you compare the efficiency of charging for 30 minutes, the Note 10+ using a 45W charger can crush the Note 10 using a 25W charger. The former has a battery capacity of up to 4300mAh and can be charged to 73% in half an hour.

Although the Samsung Note 10+ 5G launched in China can support a 45W charger, it also requires users to purchase it separately.