Samsung Galaxy Note 9 will not charge faster than S7: Rumor

Samsung Galaxy Note 9 will not charge faster than the Galaxy S7, Galaxy S7 Edge, or any other mobile device from the South Korean company released after 2015, according to a Chinese product certification that has recently emerged on the network of Weibo social media. The EP-TA200 charger set supplied with the Android phablet will have a maximum output power of about 10W, so will not be faster to recharge than the accessories that came with the Galaxy S7, the Galaxy Note 7, the Galaxy S8 and the Galaxy Note 8 series. While the product certificate indicates that the charger supports 9V and 1.67A, which equals 15.03W, the practical limitations of Samsung's solutions will see its power capped at around 10W, as was the case with the Galaxy S9 and the Galaxy S9 Plus.

As with all of Samsung's contemporary flagship models, the Galaxy Note 9 is unlikely to support Qualcomm's Quick Charge 3.0 technology or new technologies because the company is still targeting feature parity and this solution may not work. not with the international variant It is rather a device with its own Exynos 9810 chip instead of the Snapdragon 845. Instead, the smartphone should offer Samsung's Fast Adaptive Charging technology, based on Quick Charge 2.0, a much older and less efficient technology. As most industry insiders believe that the Galaxy Note 9 will be equipped with a 4000 mAh battery, it will likely be slower to charge than its predecessor that arrived with a 3,300 mAh cell .

The only high-end mobile devices on the market are slower to charge than Samsung's modern products are the Apple iPhones and if the Galaxy Note 9 does have a 4000mAh battery, it will take probably more than two hours to go from zero to 100 percent. A recent leak has indicated that the handset should still be extremely efficient and last up to two days of regular use on a single charge. Earlier this week, Samsung confirmed that it was going to announce the Galaxy Note 9 on August 9, with the launch of the flagship Android product at the end of the same month.