Does it support may fast charing silicon charger (xiaomi 33w)

How about it using for the iPhone 15?

what about iphone 15 PRO MAX

​@@amalghosh3915The 30W Ugreen charger would be useless if you don't already have a 20W. Even though you still could plug in the 30W, your phone only can accept 20 max.

they actually use up to 28 watts

Actually it completely depends on the model. So idk what you're yapping about. I have a S24 and it can go to 30. My brother has a Oneplus that can charge on a 60w

i​@@bubliestheeart it looks like the S24 can charge up to 45W, I don't think it could either

Fast charging shortens battery life.

@@dogwalker666 that might be just a myth, where did you hear that?

It doesn’t make your phone heat?

The GAN charger

But whej are yall gonna get the hygenic update. I would be proud to just see some street vendors clean

anker is good but ugreen is very reliable as well, very high quality products just like anker

But what's the point of having slightly better battery health. I am using an android phone which is like 250dollars for 2 years with a 67watt charger(it came with the phone) and even now it has 90 percent health and I'll probably change my phone in a year or two.

There's more variables that go into the health of your battery than just charging. Plus, 97% and 93% isn't that substantial. But If it's worth it to you, by all means, stick with the slow charging.

​@@timothycrump563497% after 2 years vs 93% after one year. that's huge.

I used to think that too, but that’s actually not true. I just checked once again and my 14 pro was charging at 26 watts. I believe it can go up to 29W which is the max for iPhone right now.

Its not even about the watts. Its the gallium nitride technology. Apple bricks don’t come with temperature management, which most Anker and Ugreen chargers do. That helps with battery health in the long run cause it doesn’t allow the fast charging to affect the cells on the phone’s battery with the heat it produces.

​@@walterdbrown lol that's not how electricity works.

@@dogwalker666 heat degrades any electronic, less heat = better

​@@joerizze😂 😂😂apple propaganda

It’s not the fast charging that hurts your iPhone it’s the heat that damages battery cells if your charger is fast charging your iPhone then u are fine as long as it doesn’t overheat it

Fast charging doesn't affect battery health, if anything it's the same as just regular charging. The only difference is that fast charging just.. charges your phone faster.

Laye but iy is. Im not sure about the plugs but the cables are

No it is to weak…😢

It's fast charging but not as fast as the samsung 45w super fast charging 2.0

Yep!

All most all usb c cables and plugs work with Samsung , I mostly stick with Ugreen or Samsung for my cables.

that's definitely a fake charger you bought

@@fahdsaleh91it works so ig it isnt

Yaa😂😂

You don't talk about what you haven't tried yet. Yes the more wattage into your phone battery the less efficiency it gets. But this is why Apple needs to upgrade their iphone battery tech because most of the competition especially China made phones, battery tech has been better than ever. Dual cell, nano cell, so many you only need to search it.

@@superlight1999 yeah I’ve tried em. Ruined my battery in 8 months. That’s why I made that statement. And like you said until Apple fixes it then no need for all that.

@@silverandblackentertainment the thing is Apple will never fixed anything. Unless you people make a huge complain at them like EU did. But then again, I don't have hope for you guys to do that.

Apple said no matter the wattage, iphone will only draw the power it needs.. so >20W shouldn't be a problem.. what does your statement mean?

It should :)

It shouldn’t

Yes it does but its charging faster tho. 20-80% takes less than 30minutes

​@@imSpixelwhat if i use this to phones that is not compatible like itel phones? Is it ok ?

​@@pepeg1954any usbc compliant device will work with this and any usbc charger

@@pepeg1954if it’s not compatible then it’s NOT COMPATIBLE

yr using the 5w apple old brick with yr 14 PM ? how long it takes you to charge it from 20 to 80% for exp ?

@@ousswiss7905 from 20-80% less then an hour and little bit

Ew disgusting

It's like saying "you should only eat vegetables and unseasoned meat if you want to live longer". You torture yourself just for the sake of longevity and when accident happen your 100% battery health is useless. Id rather enjoy my time with 1h charging instead of wasting 3 hours not being able to hold my phone

@@mehshutup3041hold your phone? You sound like a drug addict, you know you can use your device while it charges? You make it seem like you’re about to die if you don’t have your phone on you 24/7 365, relax it’s just a phone.

Does it damage the batter? Check your battery health

It’s a chemical compound that’s good for high power transistors. It’s basically a newer and better charging technology that allows chargers to be smaller while still being able to output a lot of energy safely

It's actually the chemical they use for making Led's they pretend it's a new transistor technology but actually its just marketing.

Depends on the kind of stuff you want, I personally get Anker instead of Ugreen

I use anker because ugreen used to fake their certifications. And now I see Ugreen is just paying everyone to promote their products.

Iphone 14 pro charges at 29 watts 😊

​@@RuviaPawz while other flagships charge up to 100W

@@AM-uo1iq yeah but mostly chinese phones which i’ll never consider id rather charge my phone at night instead

​@@AM-uo1iq100w is actually low balling. There are 150w and 210w phones being sold, and there's a 300w prototype phone that charges in 5 minutes from empty.

The downside is they are only sold in China, and importing them means you don't have many US 5G bands, so data speed and coverage suffers. Also, the tradeoff of often lower battery capacity, so 100w is a good balance between charging speed and battery capacity.

Ugreen have mfi bro

what fucking charger do you have lmao

@@plazmaflare5199 it came with my Xiaomi 13 pro it also comes with all Xiaomi flagship phones

The idea behind this was a product of of similar size and price but more power, higher efficiency, and more convienience. There are products with higher wattage, if you're willing to deal with the higher price, bigger size, heat generated and other concerns that come along with more power.

​​@@Ryan_Ggot a 65w gan charger for 6 bucks checked a teardown from a Korean KZfaqr and it's indeed gan But lacks temperature control (7$ toocki has temperature control over mine that doesn't) But works well charging ipad tablet and phone all with their fast charging standards So hmm no it wouldn't be more expansive if he goes to non popular brand

I am not sure where you have been looking, a 30w UGREEN charger in England goes for around 12-16 on amazon.

The EU version is a lot smaller

Smaller than apple charger that's for sure 😂

It Will not man

what phone did you use? if your phone is not compatible with the 20 or 30 watt charger it will use the 10 to 5 watt option. usb c charger is not that dumb

@@Hane_.._ true mann. He knows nothing and he Just talking

@@Ruzgar_K_ I lost 3 mobile's redmi note6pro 7months i use 10watts working great,i test 18watts charger battery and motherboard died within 10days redmi note6pro support 18watts charger..poco m3 22.5 watts changer support motherboard died within 10months battery working great..realme 11x 5g 33watts support within 3days auto switch problems screen flickering because of using fast charger..

@@Ruzgar_K_ 10watts 2a is best fast charger damage your mobile..if use fast charger mobile overheat alot..overheat damage your motherboard or battery..