@@PepisTechsuit Just watched it and it was awesome. Love how the facts are said quick and in a chart. I didn't know the galaxy tab s7+ was compatible with a 45W charger
@@smartguy6895 I bought it from Samsung Canada at the link below. It might be a different link depending on which country you live in. Thanks! www.samsung.com/ca/mobile-accessories/45w-travel-adapter-ep-ta845xbegca/
Thanks for watching! It's the "Samsung Wall Charger 45W with USB C to C Cable", I believe the model number is EP-TA845. By the way, I also made a video comparing the Samsung 25W charger to both of these chargers and that might be the best choice for most people.
For those worried about shortening the battery life with fast charging, the tablet's charging program automatically slows the charging as the charge approaches full, protecting the battery. Lithium batteries stored at the extremes of charge (near 0% or near 100%) will show the most degradation. Having the ability to rapidly increase the charge allows you to store the unit closer to mid-charge because you know you can rapidly bring the charge up prior to use. You always have the option to turn on "battery protection" which will reset your 100% charge reading to 85% of the actual battery storage capacity and limit the "full charge" to 85% (especially useful for those who tend to leave their tablets plugged in.
Great video! Does Samsubg 45w charger come with USB c cable? Also, can you do one for 25w and 45w? Apparently, some people say gap between 25w and 45w charger is very minor and recommend using 25w over 45w to avoid killing your battery.
Hey! It does come with the cable in the box. As for the 25W charger, I heard the same thing! But, I've only seen it tested on phones so far. If I can get my hands on one, I'll definitely check it out!
The charger that comes with the Note 10+ is a 25W charger. I use it for my Tab now and the difference is hugee!! If you already have a new Note series phone, I recommend saving the money and not upgrading to 45W
based on the charging time you posted, i calculated (theoretically) that if i charge my tablet using the 45watt charger from 20% to 85%, it would only take around 46min. that is really fast! and definitely suit my charging habit. since i never charge it overnight. while the 15watt charger i am using would take 1 hour and 50min to charge at the same percentage as above.
Hey Aria, it's definitely crazy fast! I just uploaded a comparison with the 25W too, it's closer to the 45W than one might think. For a lot of people, that'll be the better option!
Yes I Prefer Samsung Tablet S7+, I Love Android & the Free Ecosystem!!! I always Carry it & Put Inside My Little Bag, Walk Around & Enjoy for Watching RUclips. Online Tv, Movies on Caffe,Mcdonald,BurgerKing & Train!!! I love it Yay!!! 🙌🙌🙌
Hi Gino, yes it's the Samsung 45W charger. To use super fast charging, the charger needs to have Programmable Power Supply (PPS) support. Double check if your Huawei has PPS, if not, that is the reason why it's not working. The Samsung chargers have PPS, so it works fine with them.
Yes, the Galaxy Tab S7 and S7 Plus do have Corning Gorilla Glass 3. You can choose to add a screen protector on top of it for extra protection. Thanks for watching!
Hey Matthew, thanks for watching. I would stick with the recommended Samsung 45W or even 25W chargers as they use the PPS protocol necessary! As for where to find them, in Canada at least, you can find them at all the major electronics chains. If not, try your local Samsung online store!
May i know if i use 45watt for my tab s7, is sit ok for my batery life??.. some more i set 85%(15 watt) coz worried i over charge..help me ..just buy yesterday..use 15watt, take almost 3 hour to full..
Hi Seoul Nazlee, this is what the product page says on the Samsung site with regards to the Galaxy Tab S7: "Galaxy Tab S7: Up to 15 hours of video playback, 45W super fast charging support" So you should be good! I recently uploaded an updated version of this video showing how the 25W compares to the 15W and 45W chargers, definitely check that out! The 25W performs very closely to the 45W.
Will Samsung 45-watt super-fast charger decrease battery life of Samsung smartphones and tablets specially Tab S7+ faster? Somebody told me it will ruin the battery life of Tab S7+ within two years. Is it true? Is the charger produces more heat during charging ?
If you have note 20 ultra 25 watt charger just use it charges from 0 to 100 about 1 hour 50 min i cant justify payn the 50 bucks for 20 min diff for me anyway
Thanks! I don’t have the tablet anymore but I remember it says something along the lines of that. It might not be “fast charging” but I do think it was a different message than the one that comes up with the 15W charger
@@PepisTechsuit thanks pepi..I don't have the tabs7 yet but Monday, I'm gonna buy both tabs7 and 45w charger😊... really appreciated your respond... love from Srilanka... subscribed already...gonna share your channel with my friends 😊
@@buvii3582 Thank you so much! I truly appreciate it! You will love the Tab S7. I have quite a few more videos filmed, but I've been a little busy with school to edit and upload them. I'll have them up as soon as possible. Thanks again for your support!
I'm not too sure about that. From my use, the tablet doesn't get hot while charging using the 45W charger, so that's a good sign. But if you're worried about that, there's also an option to limit the battery capacity to 85% in the Settings app to extend the lifespan of the battery. For me, the convenience of the 45 W charger speed outweighs the potential hit on the battery lifespan. Plus, the Tab S7 Plus officially supports the 45W charger so I wouldn't be too worried about it!
It should've came with 25W charger atleast like they note 10, s20 n note 20 atleast we could've gotten usb c to usb c cable cause in order to use the 45W brick we would need to buy a usb c to usb c cable.
Hey! This is what it says on the Samsung website: "Galaxy Tab S7: Up to 15 hours of video playback. 45W super fast charging support." So you should be good!
Thanks for the video! If I end up ordering the tablet I'm considering getting the charger with it in the same order. I'm wanting to order straight from Samsung's site because they have better deals (good as long as you pay if off before interest) and I can also get a college discount.
@@PepisTechsuit I saw that thanks for making it as well! I'm probably gonna wait for Black Friday when I get another two paychecks so that I can pay cash if I do decide to buy the device. I think the charger's worth buying for the right price because it makes a HUGE difference as the video showed. Imagine if a 4,000 mAh battery like on a lot of budget phones could charge at 45 watts.
I think you commented on the other video, but if others are wondering, I uploaded another video comparing both of these chargers to the 25W charger from Samsung!
According to Tech Radar's review of the phone, it does not support the 45W fast charger. Although, others say it does. I'm not entirely sure because I don't have the phone so I can't test it myself. Hope that helps a bit!
@@Song_remix804 I haven't personally tried out the S6 Lite, but I really liked drawing and writing on the Tab S7 Plus. To be honest, most modern tablets will handle drawing great. It all comes down to personal taste and budget. If you prefer iPadOS or an app only available on the Apple ecosystem, then you are limited to iPad. If you prefer Android, then you have a lot of choices. I'd assume the Tab S7 would be noticeably faster, has a better screen, and other features. But, you'd have to decide if that's worth the price difference. Personally, I think you'd be fine with any modern tablet, but if you prefer a better processor and screen, then the Tab S7 is always a great choice. Hope that helps!
there is no video evidence that shows a comparison of the three chargers how long it takes to charge the battery so it is invalid. all I see is bullshit table
Will Samsung 45-watt super-fast charge decrease battery life of Samsung smartphones and tablets specially Tab S7+ faster? Somebody told me it will ruin the battery life of Tab S7+ within two years. Is the charger produces more heat during charging?
All chargers that don't use Gallium Nitride get hot while charging any phone or tablet. 45 watt charger is fine. It won't destroy your battery after 2 years. Massive exaggeration.
But is the battery degradation worth it.......I'd say not. Reason why you have to take these little RUclipsr with a grain of salt. Most of the time they steer you wrong.
Hi Lance, many articles have shown that the eventual degradation over time is negligible. That's why phone manufacturers design the charging process so that after 80%, the phase in which the battery is most vulnerable to damage, the charging slows down (as shown in the chart at the end of the video). The convenience of half the charge time outweighs the small degradation over time for many people.
@@PepisTechsuit sorry but spreading FALSE info won"t help your case. Been in tech repair for over 35 years and charging any battery FASTER generates more heat and heat is bad for batteries. Want yours to last slowly charge it. Just makes my case for these small channels and lack of correct info.
@@lancedomhoff1126 yes, heat does damage batteries, but if you can keep it properly cooled and not using while charging you can avoid from that happening. Furthermore, it been design to reduce the wattage whenever temperature is reaching it's threshold.
15w is nice for overnight, but when you travel and you want some fast juice, then the 45w is almost a requirement to have
Very good review! Quick and simple to the point and good to know for the Tab S7+
Thanks Kevin! I made an updated video with the 25W charger too if you're interested!
@@PepisTechsuit Just watched it and it was awesome. Love how the facts are said quick and in a chart. I didn't know the galaxy tab s7+ was compatible with a 45W charger
@@kevtechs Thanks!
@@PepisTechsuit do you have a link to the official Samsung 45w charger that you used?
@@smartguy6895 I bought it from Samsung Canada at the link below. It might be a different link depending on which country you live in. Thanks! www.samsung.com/ca/mobile-accessories/45w-travel-adapter-ep-ta845xbegca/
just the comparison I was looking for!
I use xiaomi's 33 watts fast charger and tab s7+ detects fast charging as soon as its connected. Charges pretty quick.
Thank you buddy just what i needed to know
Thanks for the video. What is the model name/number of the 45 w Charger
Thanks for watching! It's the "Samsung Wall Charger 45W with USB C to C Cable", I believe the model number is EP-TA845. By the way, I also made a video comparing the Samsung 25W charger to both of these chargers and that might be the best choice for most people.
@@PepisTechsuit Thanks for your respons
I have 5w charger, i plug in overnight everyday😂
Thanks for the video - hardly youtube has 1 or 2 (including this video) like these ... and this data was needed :D
Thanks for watching, Tushar! I couldn't find the info myself, so I decided to share what I found with everyone else haha
WHy don't you have at least 1k subs? this is high quality tech content! it took me 1 year to hit 3k
Haha hopefully soon, thanks Chris!
@@PepisTechsuit just earned a sub keep up the amazing work man i hope to see even more to come!
Appreciate it brother! Always trying to improve one video at a time!
For those worried about shortening the battery life with fast charging, the tablet's charging program automatically slows the charging as the charge approaches full, protecting the battery. Lithium batteries stored at the extremes of charge (near 0% or near 100%) will show the most degradation. Having the ability to rapidly increase the charge allows you to store the unit closer to mid-charge because you know you can rapidly bring the charge up prior to use. You always have the option to turn on "battery protection" which will reset your 100% charge reading to 85% of the actual battery storage capacity and limit the "full charge" to 85% (especially useful for those who tend to leave their tablets plugged in.
Now this is the video i was looking for
Thanks for uploading it ❤️
Great video! Does Samsubg 45w charger come with USB c cable?
Also, can you do one for 25w and 45w? Apparently, some people say gap between 25w and 45w charger is very minor and recommend using 25w over 45w to avoid killing your battery.
Hey! It does come with the cable in the box. As for the 25W charger, I heard the same thing! But, I've only seen it tested on phones so far. If I can get my hands on one, I'll definitely check it out!
Hey StrikeRED, my comparison of all three chargers is now up!
@@PepisTechsuit Thanks ! Will check it out right now
The charger that comes with the Note 10+ is a 25W charger. I use it for my Tab now and the difference is hugee!! If you already have a new Note series phone, I recommend saving the money and not upgrading to 45W
Very good video like a 100k sub channels
based on the charging time you posted, i calculated (theoretically) that if i charge my tablet using the 45watt charger from 20% to 85%, it would only take around 46min. that is really fast! and definitely suit my charging habit. since i never charge it overnight.
while the 15watt charger i am using would take 1 hour and 50min to charge at the same percentage as above.
Hey Aria, it's definitely crazy fast! I just uploaded a comparison with the 25W too, it's closer to the 45W than one might think. For a lot of people, that'll be the better option!
@@PepisTechsuit Yeah it's definitely what I have been looking for. So thanks for taking the time to make this video!
This is what I have found having already purchased the 45wat charger. I would call this a must have
Same usage as you
I Just bought a 45w charger. Will it work With a Tab S7? (Not Plus version)
According to the Samsung website, it should!
Yes I Prefer Samsung Tablet S7+, I Love Android & the Free Ecosystem!!! I always Carry it & Put Inside My Little Bag, Walk Around & Enjoy for Watching RUclips. Online Tv, Movies on Caffe,Mcdonald,BurgerKing & Train!!! I love it Yay!!! 🙌🙌🙌
Is the 45w charger samsung? Im using huawei 45 w charger but is says charging only not fast charging. Even if it is 45w.
Hi Gino, yes it's the Samsung 45W charger. To use super fast charging, the charger needs to have Programmable Power Supply (PPS) support. Double check if your Huawei has PPS, if not, that is the reason why it's not working. The Samsung chargers have PPS, so it works fine with them.
@@PepisTechsuit i see. So it is liked programmed for samsung devices only?
Does tab s7 has gorilla glass already installed or I need to get one
Yes, the Galaxy Tab S7 and S7 Plus do have Corning Gorilla Glass 3. You can choose to add a screen protector on top of it for extra protection. Thanks for watching!
Fantastic. Is it a Samsung specific charger or can any 45w charger work? Where do you get them from? I'm in Australia. Thanks.
Hey Matthew, thanks for watching. I would stick with the recommended Samsung 45W or even 25W chargers as they use the PPS protocol necessary! As for where to find them, in Canada at least, you can find them at all the major electronics chains. If not, try your local Samsung online store!
@@PepisTechsuit thanks so much. No problems. I have found one on ebay. Cheers 👍
From battery 100% down to 10% can we get 7h screen on time?
Well if you do restrict a lot of things yes I get about 5 hours with 120htz with restricting brightness to highest 50%
I charge my samsung tab s7 over night so the slow charger is better for it bc doesnt stress battery so much
That's fair, thanks for watching!
Where can i get the 45w one... cant seem to find it online.. Im in the middle east by the way.. if anyone can help
Is the 15 watt charger faster then the iPad Air 2 10 watt charger. Will the 15 watt be the same as my s10 plus charger? Thanks.
Hey Jordan, not sure about the first question, but it seems to be the exact same as the Galaxy S10 Plus charger! Thanks for watching!
I used samsung 10+ to charge my Sam tab s7+ and it super fast charge the tab s7+
But why company send low power charger out of box.pls reply
It might be important to mention that 45 Watt charging doesn't work on tab S6 or older. Only the newest tab S7 and 7+ will benefit.
May i know if i use 45watt for my tab s7, is sit ok for my batery life??.. some more i set 85%(15 watt) coz worried i over charge..help me ..just buy yesterday..use 15watt, take almost 3 hour to full..
Hi Seoul Nazlee, this is what the product page says on the Samsung site with regards to the Galaxy Tab S7: "Galaxy Tab S7: Up to 15 hours of video playback, 45W super fast charging support" So you should be good! I recently uploaded an updated version of this video showing how the 25W compares to the 15W and 45W chargers, definitely check that out! The 25W performs very closely to the 45W.
@@PepisTechsuit so i will buy 45 watt charger tomorrow...thx pepi
some more i set 85%(15 watt) setting full 100% :)
@@seoulnazlee me too 😊
BTW. using a fast charger kills ur battery LIFE.
Excellent video! & Hilarious opening scene.
Will Samsung 45-watt super-fast charger decrease battery life of Samsung smartphones and tablets specially Tab S7+ faster? Somebody told me it will ruin the battery life of Tab S7+ within two years. Is it true? Is the charger produces more heat during charging ?
Interesting question.
If you have note 20 ultra 25 watt charger just use it charges from 0 to 100 about 1 hour 50 min i cant justify payn the 50 bucks for 20 min diff for me anyway
Hey Kenny, did a video comparing the 25W charger too! Got the same results. Definitely the better choice for most people!
very good review, I want to ask, does it say when we charge 45 watts on the samsung tab s7+ screen, does it say fast charging or not?
Thanks! I don’t have the tablet anymore but I remember it says something along the lines of that. It might not be “fast charging” but I do think it was a different message than the one that comes up with the 15W charger
Can I use 45w with tab s7??
Hi Buvii, yes you can!
@@PepisTechsuit thanks pepi..I don't have the tabs7 yet but Monday, I'm gonna buy both tabs7 and 45w charger😊... really appreciated your respond... love from Srilanka... subscribed already...gonna share your channel with my friends 😊
@@buvii3582 Thank you so much! I truly appreciate it! You will love the Tab S7. I have quite a few more videos filmed, but I've been a little busy with school to edit and upload them. I'll have them up as soon as possible. Thanks again for your support!
@@PepisTechsuit you're welcome brother keep it up.. let's hit 10k subs...after that 100k subs..❤️
Thanks for your video!!
I just have a question. Do you think that fast charger (45W) can prejudicate the battery of the tablet after some time?
I'm not too sure about that. From my use, the tablet doesn't get hot while charging using the 45W charger, so that's a good sign. But if you're worried about that, there's also an option to limit the battery capacity to 85% in the Settings app to extend the lifespan of the battery. For me, the convenience of the 45 W charger speed outweighs the potential hit on the battery lifespan. Plus, the Tab S7 Plus officially supports the 45W charger so I wouldn't be too worried about it!
@@PepisTechsuit that's good to hear! Thank you for your time and dedication!
@@ricardomano6194 Thanks Ricardo, appreciate the support!
Don't use the 45watt if you want your tablet battery to last
If you intent to keep it for less than 2 years 45w fast charger is fine if you want to last a longer time use the 15w when you can
It should've came with 25W charger atleast like they note 10, s20 n note 20 atleast we could've gotten usb c to usb c cable cause in order to use the 45W brick we would need to buy a usb c to usb c cable.
Can i use 45w with regular S7 model?
Hey! This is what it says on the Samsung website:
"Galaxy Tab S7:
Up to 15 hours of video playback.
45W super fast charging support."
So you should be good!
Thanks for the video! If I end up ordering the tablet I'm considering getting the charger with it in the same order. I'm wanting to order straight from Samsung's site because they have better deals (good as long as you pay if off before interest) and I can also get a college discount.
I also did a video with the 25W charger too! That might be the better option for most people!
@@PepisTechsuit I saw that thanks for making it as well!
I'm probably gonna wait for Black Friday when I get another two paychecks so that I can pay cash if I do decide to buy the device. I think the charger's worth buying for the right price because it makes a HUGE difference as the video showed. Imagine if a 4,000 mAh battery like on a lot of budget phones could charge at 45 watts.
Thank a lot nice video
What about the samsungs 25w chargers?
I think you commented on the other video, but if others are wondering, I uploaded another video comparing both of these chargers to the 25W charger from Samsung!
If you're content to lose 50% of battery capacity in 18 months ...
I just use my extra 25w charger i have and it charges it fast.
I wish they at least included the 25W charger in the box, the 15W is too slow.
How much time does it take 25w to charge s7+?
@@sumanth7537 1 hour and 45
@@tajones7905 u mean full...after 1hr approx ? Thinking between 25 and 45w... But concerned with 45 w pushing into tab for longer time like +2 years
Mo Techz that was 15% to 100%
does the 45 watts support my z fold 2?
According to Tech Radar's review of the phone, it does not support the 45W fast charger. Although, others say it does. I'm not entirely sure because I don't have the phone so I can't test it myself. Hope that helps a bit!
thanks.. :)
Fantastic. Great job
Thanks Sam!
🌹
U should have more subs👍👍
Thank you, hopefully one day!
Pollution kills Earth noob
Of course! I didn’t throw the charger in the lake, just a rock I found at the beach. Thanks for watching!
shut off device and 45 charges even faster
you should not throw things in the Ocean dude
Don’t worry, I threw a rock I found on the beach. I would never litter like that! Thanks for watching!
@@PepisTechsuit the samsung galaxy s6 lite and the tab S7 which is better for drawing webtoon
@@Song_remix804 I haven't personally tried out the S6 Lite, but I really liked drawing and writing on the Tab S7 Plus. To be honest, most modern tablets will handle drawing great. It all comes down to personal taste and budget. If you prefer iPadOS or an app only available on the Apple ecosystem, then you are limited to iPad. If you prefer Android, then you have a lot of choices. I'd assume the Tab S7 would be noticeably faster, has a better screen, and other features. But, you'd have to decide if that's worth the price difference. Personally, I think you'd be fine with any modern tablet, but if you prefer a better processor and screen, then the Tab S7 is always a great choice. Hope that helps!
yes
there is no video evidence that shows a comparison of the three chargers how long it takes to charge the battery so it is invalid. all I see is bullshit table
Will Samsung 45-watt super-fast charge decrease battery life of Samsung smartphones and tablets specially Tab S7+ faster? Somebody told me it will ruin the battery life of Tab S7+ within two years. Is the charger produces more heat during charging?
All chargers that don't use Gallium Nitride get hot while charging any phone or tablet.
45 watt charger is fine. It won't destroy your battery after 2 years. Massive exaggeration.
But is the battery degradation worth it.......I'd say not. Reason why you have to take these little RUclipsr with a grain of salt. Most of the time they steer you wrong.
Hi Lance, many articles have shown that the eventual degradation over time is negligible. That's why phone manufacturers design the charging process so that after 80%, the phase in which the battery is most vulnerable to damage, the charging slows down (as shown in the chart at the end of the video). The convenience of half the charge time outweighs the small degradation over time for many people.
@@PepisTechsuit sorry but spreading FALSE info won"t help your case. Been in tech repair for over 35 years and charging any battery FASTER generates more heat and heat is bad for batteries. Want yours to last slowly charge it. Just makes my case for these small channels and lack of correct info.
@@lancedomhoff1126 yes, heat does damage batteries, but if you can keep it properly cooled and not using while charging you can avoid from that happening. Furthermore, it been design to reduce the wattage whenever temperature is reaching it's threshold.