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After posting last week’s survey of smartphone charging speeds, we’ve been keeping a close eye on it. After a few hours, the 15-30 minutes and 30-45 minutes options were evenly matched, outperforming both other responses in the survey. But then things started to turn around.
In a surprising result, the poll ended up with the 15 minutes or less option at the top and by a decent margin too. People have really gotten into fast charging. The 15-30 and 30-45 minute answers are still on par, but fell well short of the super-fast option.
As usual, there were concerns about the negative effects on battery longevity that fast charging might have. But another opinion has emerged: As the requirements for apps and games increase over time, a 2-year-old phone may start to feel sluggish. Then you’ll start looking for a new phone, even if the battery life is still great.
To put it another way, battery degradation is only a problem if it happens faster than the rest of the phone. Depending on your use cases, the chipset may still appear to be quite fast.
The post continues on our Blog: Weekly Survey Results: Wired charging must be super fast, wireless not so fast
In a surprising result, the poll ended up with the 15 minutes or less option at the top and by a decent margin too. People have really gotten into fast charging. The 15-30 and 30-45 minute answers are still on par, but fell well short of the super-fast option.
As usual, there were concerns about the negative effects on battery longevity that fast charging might have. But another opinion has emerged: As the requirements for apps and games increase over time, a 2-year-old phone may start to feel sluggish. Then you’ll start looking for a new phone, even if the battery life is still great.
To put it another way, battery degradation is only a problem if it happens faster than the rest of the phone. Depending on your use cases, the chipset may still appear to be quite fast.
The post continues on our Blog: Weekly Survey Results: Wired charging must be super fast, wireless not so fast