Infinix Note 10 Pro Fast Charging Time With 33 Watt Charger By Dominic Gichane

This is the infinite note 10 pro charging duration experiment, the infinite note 10 pro is an USB type-c device, and it has a 5 000 non-removable battery at the back over here. The purpose of this experiment is to see how long it takes to charge this device from zero percent to a hundred percent. Like I said this is an USB type-c device, so I just plug in that end into the phone and the other end will go into the charger. This is a 33 watt charger. It has two charging voltages, 10 volts at 3.3, amps, that's 33, watts max and 5 volts at 3, amps or 15 watts. I, like those orange inserts.

The phone is off right now, because it's zero charge and the other thing I'm going to check is how long it takes to boot this phone. This phone has a hello, g95, processor and 80gb ram so plug in the charger and that's a massive charger and start the timer. It is already charging, so it is supercharged. So let me rearrange everything here for the time-lapse, video. So, after around three minutes you can see the charge is already at five percent, and this is the time that I'm going to turn on the device so look at how fast it boots there.

It's done it's time to activate the time-lapse. Now, so, after around two hours and eight minutes, the phone charge is almost full. It's at 99 percent, but remember the screen was full for the majority of that time, so it might take a little less to fully charge this phone. So what happens with this fast charger is that during very low battery voltage actually switch to the high voltage and high current state. This makes the battery charge much faster, like we saw like from zero percent to around 30 and 40 percent to quite less time.

So after the battery is charging the charge automatically switches to the lower voltage and lower current, thus making the phone charge much slowly. So this is a great device. If you want, you can actually charge it for maybe 15 and 20 minutes, and you'll get charged to do whatever you want to do so. That's it! Thank you for watching and goodbye. You.

Source : Dominic Gichane