Bruh this might be a small channel. But it provided the exact info that I needed. I loved your video. I wanted to compare between the Samsung 25 and Google 30 and their charging speeds. And this is what this video did the best that too at ever min like 15 min, 30 min etc. This was the exact info I was looking for. And the graph at the end was a cherry at the top. However I'm going to go with the Samsung charger as 1. it's almost half the price of pixel charger here 2. Pixel charger is not easily available in my area or country it's almost always out of stock.
Thanks for your comment & feedback, I think you made a right decision and you are right about the price for the Samsung 25W Charger's price and availability - It is is easily available and i got them for like $10 at 50-60% off compared to the Google 30W charger. Please like, share and subscribe for more content like this.
Thank you for this video and explanation. I came from Nexus 6P(3 years of use), Pixel 2XL(5 and half years of use) and both devices came with chargers (15 and 18W). Now, with Pixel 7 I was thinking to buy another charger (30w)...but after this video, i must forget it. Both "old chargers" are excellent for me at this point.
Definitivamente el claro ganador aquí fue el 18W ,cuidamos la batería del dispositivo al no agregar más W y llegamos al mismo porcentaje de batería que uno de 30W
I was confusing before. Now i know 😅 which charger is buy a new .❤ And In this video really helpful for me and who have a pixel device. I appreciate your hardworking and efforts.
Thanks for your comment and for the great point. The cable i used with 18w, 25w and 30w is the one came with the phone for the 15w i used once case wiht the charger. Since all are max 3amps it doesn't matter to mention it because only the 45w above needed the 5amp cable. But i will make a note and mentioned it next time when i make such video. Please like, share and subscribe for more content like this.
@@stech3418 I have bought the same cables from the same shop and some of them charge differently depending what side is up do you know why that makes a difference the cable looks the same on both sides
@@njv.rooyen5353 I haven't brought off-brand USB c cables since 2015. I remember back in 2015 when phones started coming with USB c there were many issues with off brand USB c cables since then I have using the cable which comes with the phone.
So the charging speed is near around 21w Max for the phone and the 18w charger is delivering the more power nearby 21w that's why 18w delivering more power than 15w charger
Great video! But even not sure if I should go for the 30 WATT charger from Google or stick with my current 27 WATT Essential Ph-1 charger that can deliver up to 27 WATT at the highest (9V at 3A) and 15 WATT at the lowest (5V at 3A) for charging My new Pixel 8 phone, especially you mentioned Google charger has a new advanced charging technology called PPS.
There is no point in spending more money on a 25 or 30 watt charger. I have two 18 watt adapters and was disappointed when I saw no difference in charging speed when I purchased a 25 watt charger. It's just a scam. Even two years later I get the same speeds and time to charger my two different Samsung devices that are rated for 25 watt charging. The 25 watt adapter now just sits in a draw lol and the two 18 watt adapters are still charging at the same speeds and time as they did two years prior
I have pixel 3xl with 18watt charger. Faster charging speed with both iphone and pixel. I need to buy one more charger for iphone, thinking whether to buy pixel 30w or iphone 20w charger
I have a wall charger of 20W but the phone is only charging at 13W... which charger should I buy? A friend says he has the original charger from google and he has the same speed, 13W.
If you do the math 15w is 15w.... That's the charge speed. Amps don't matter neither do volts. It's watts. That's what your "replacing" when you charge. If you use the power over volts x amps it's equals the same. Unless I'm missing something. A watt is a watt
It's not as simple as amps x volts = watts when it comes to charging. Ideally you want your charger output ratings to match your device input ratings. Too high voltage = excessive heat (bad for battery). Device can regulate too high amperage.
Bro please help me I bought the pixel 7 yesterday and i charged and that takes 2hours for 71 percent charging,i am using a 33watt adapter. That really sucks 😕. Please just tell me what I should do.and i enabled 5g only one stick network is available in the other handset that have full 5g network.
The sound effects on those claps are wayyyyyy to loud compared to your voice. Holy I think I woke up the whole city lol I put the volume up just to hear you
What phone case is that, and also what is the button on the bottom left of the screen on the lockscreen? Mine only has the google wallet on the bottom right on the lockscreen. Thank you
Thanks for your comment. In the short time i used these different chargers i did not notice any heating issue. Please like, share and subscribe for more content like this.
Check the input ratings of the device (manual) and output ratings of charger (usually listed on charger brick). If they match, good. If amps are higher on the charger, you are fine. The only thing to avoid is excessive voltage on charging brick.
Bruh this might be a small channel. But it provided the exact info that I needed. I loved your video. I wanted to compare between the Samsung 25 and Google 30 and their charging speeds. And this is what this video did the best that too at ever min like 15 min, 30 min etc. This was the exact info I was looking for. And the graph at the end was a cherry at the top.
However I'm going to go with the Samsung charger as
1. it's almost half the price of pixel charger here
2. Pixel charger is not easily available in my area or country it's almost always out of stock.
Thanks for your comment & feedback, I think you made a right decision and you are right about the price for the Samsung 25W Charger's price and availability - It is is easily available and i got them for like $10 at 50-60% off compared to the Google 30W charger.
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Are you going with samsung 25W for pixel 7 pro?
@@sandee9966 for pixel 7. But it would work the same for 7 pro. As 7 pro charges at 23 watt.
Really
I agree, this is the video that I need after knowing that Pixel 7 pro only supports 23w charging
Thank you for this video and explanation. I came from Nexus 6P(3 years of use), Pixel 2XL(5 and half years of use) and both devices came with chargers (15 and 18W). Now, with Pixel 7 I was thinking to buy another charger (30w)...but after this video, i must forget it. Both "old chargers" are excellent for me at this point.
Definitivamente el claro ganador aquí fue el 18W ,cuidamos la batería del dispositivo al no agregar más W y llegamos al mismo porcentaje de batería que uno de 30W
Thank you so much for this. I found what I was looking for
OMG this video is so damn good, very helpful, thanks bro
Thank you for your comment and feedback.
Thank you...i appreciate your hard work 👍... very informative...no one done this... Pixel ❤
I was confusing before. Now i know 😅 which charger is buy a new .❤ And In this video really helpful for me and who have a pixel device. I appreciate your hardworking and efforts.
Finally a good test video! Thank you!
Thank you for this video. I was looking for this kind of video. really appreciate it. 🎉❤
Very practical and informative video..really helpful...Great work..keep posting this kind of useful videos..🎈❤️
Thankyou man, before seeing this video i was going to buy a 30W charger when i already have a samsung's 25W. Thankyou for saving my money.
Awesome, i have old pixel 4a's charger and my conclusion was confirmed by your conclusion and that is no need to buy new 30w charger
Very nice video. Clear and crisp
Thanks for this detailed video. This helps.👍🏻
Nice work!
Thank you!
Quality content.. 🙌🏽 Great video bro.. ❤️
EXCELLENT VIDEO
Thank you so much for this excellent video.
Very useful video, Thank you
amazing video.
Thank you this was very helpful
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Thanks the most
I think you forgot about the cable itself the cable you use makes a big difference I found with my s 20 ultra
Thanks for your comment and for the great point. The cable i used with 18w, 25w and 30w is the one came with the phone for the 15w i used once case wiht the charger. Since all are max 3amps it doesn't matter to mention it because only the 45w above needed the 5amp cable. But i will make a note and mentioned it next time when i make such video.
Please like, share and subscribe for more content like this.
@@stech3418 I have bought the same cables from the same shop and some of them charge differently depending what side is up do you know why that makes a difference the cable looks the same on both sides
@@njv.rooyen5353 I haven't brought off-brand USB c cables since 2015. I remember back in 2015 when phones started coming with USB c there were many issues with off brand USB c cables since then I have using the cable which comes with the phone.
can someone explain why the 18w charges almost twice as fast as the 15w even though its just a 3w difference?
Maybe 18w charger using pd technology
Bruh even my 15w samsung charger works good like 18w for my pixel 6a..!
Same for the pixel 7a bro
So the charging speed is near around 21w Max for the phone and the 18w charger is delivering the more power nearby 21w that's why 18w delivering more power than 15w charger
We need to know the power outputs of the charger used. Lets say we dont know. Its highly likely its not charging at 15W but at 10W.
Very well explained..
amazing, thank you!
Great video! But even not sure if I should go for the 30 WATT charger from Google or stick with my current 27 WATT Essential Ph-1 charger that can deliver up to 27 WATT at the highest (9V at 3A) and 15 WATT at the lowest (5V at 3A) for charging My new Pixel 8 phone, especially you mentioned Google charger has a new advanced charging technology called PPS.
Good and informative video. Thanks 😊
Very useful 👍🏻
Thank you🙏
There is no point in spending more money on a 25 or 30 watt charger. I have two 18 watt adapters and was disappointed when I saw no difference in charging speed when I purchased a 25 watt charger. It's just a scam. Even two years later I get the same speeds and time to charger my two different Samsung devices that are rated for 25 watt charging. The 25 watt adapter now just sits in a draw lol and the two 18 watt adapters are still charging at the same speeds and time as they did two years prior
I have pixel 3xl with 18watt charger. Faster charging speed with both iphone and pixel. I need to buy one more charger for iphone, thinking whether to buy pixel 30w or iphone 20w charger
I have a wall charger of 20W but the phone is only charging at 13W... which charger should I buy? A friend says he has the original charger from google and he has the same speed, 13W.
Thanku Bro!
*You should try a 15w charger that charges at 5v 3a. It should be faster than the 9v 1.67a 15w charger you have.*
If you do the math 15w is 15w.... That's the charge speed. Amps don't matter neither do volts. It's watts. That's what your "replacing" when you charge. If you use the power over volts x amps it's equals the same. Unless I'm missing something. A watt is a watt
It's not as simple as amps x volts = watts when it comes to charging. Ideally you want your charger output ratings to match your device input ratings. Too high voltage = excessive heat (bad for battery). Device can regulate too high amperage.
I just use the cable in my office desktop that has a type c port. It charges in 100 mins. Don't need a charger 🤣
Thanks
So for someone who always charges it to 100, upgrading from 18 to 25 is usless 💀
Good video bro to many peopal
Pixel 6 was my first and last phone from google, time back to moto.
Thanks for information!!! ❤❤❤
Which cable do u used while charging ine pixel by Samsung 25W adapter
It says on google pixel 7 supports 20w and 7 pro 23w
21 w max Support so 25w Adapter best option
Is it good to buy Samsung 25 watt PD adapter for pixel 6???and other question is is charging slow while phone is turned on?
What would be best for pixel 3 , I can't find a good charger that do 18 Watt
Bro please help me
I bought the pixel 7 yesterday and i charged and that takes 2hours for 71 percent charging,i am using a 33watt adapter.
That really sucks 😕. Please just tell me what I should do.and i enabled 5g only one stick network is available in the other handset that have full 5g network.
The sound effects on those claps are wayyyyyy to loud compared to your voice. Holy I think I woke up the whole city lol I put the volume up just to hear you
Maybe you can use a different sound
25 watt charger is eligible for Google pixel 7 pro...... ????? Please let me know
Nice
What phone case is that, and also what is the button on the bottom left of the screen on the lockscreen? Mine only has the google wallet on the bottom right on the lockscreen. Thank you
Google home quick button. Can enable it in the settings for lock screen
🥰🥰🥰
Did you notice the heating issue while charging with Google 30 watts adaptor ?
My Pixel 7 is overheating while charging with Google 30 watts adaptor
Thanks for your comment. In the short time i used these different chargers i did not notice any heating issue.
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@@stech3418 ohh nice
Hayyyyyy... Isn't it normal to heat up or get warm when charging? Unless you're in an air-conditioned room.
@@edmarramilo1459 it Is heating up
@@pranithdeeper and it is normal.
But great information
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Yousing anker nano 3 pro 20w and smaller Cost 13.99 amazon
How many w adaptor should i use for pixel 7a
Does faster charging , the battery percentage drains faster?
Suggest me a charger for Pixel 7 other Than Pixel rs 1500 charger.. Just want alternative with same capabilities
Samsung 25w pd charger
What about the 33watts???
Can i use the charger from my Nothing phone to charge the pixel? Is it safe for the battery?
Check the input ratings of the device (manual) and output ratings of charger (usually listed on charger brick). If they match, good. If amps are higher on the charger, you are fine. The only thing to avoid is excessive voltage on charging brick.
Pixel 5a match charger telme
Is it USB c to USB c
should I buy this phone in 2024??
You can buy android 16 will come to this device next year
can it work 220v?
Thanks for your comment and question, Do you mean 220v charger (don't know if one exist) or a 220v outlet plug?
You have phones in india ? I thought india is poor country
Bsdk.pixel manufacturing in india from 2024
Thank you.
Was looking for a video just like this
Nice work!