Samsung Power Adapters - 65 watt to 3 1/2 watt
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- Опубликовано: 7 апр 2022
- Samsung 3.5W - 65W Multiple Power Adapter Review
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In this video I am looking 9 different Samsung power adapters. These are all over the place! The older ones do perform worse in several cases. There are a few surprises along the way.
Make Model Power Out - Rated Cost (USD)
Samsung ETA0S20JBE 3.5 5
Samsung ETA0U80JBE 5 5
Samsung EP-TA12JWE 10 5
Samsung EP-TA20JWE 15 12
Samsung EP-T1510 15 15
Samsung EP-TA800 25 35
Samsung EP-TA845 45 50
Samsung EP-T4510 45 50
Samsung EP-T6530 65 57.3
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Dude, awesome video! I can't wait for part 2 of this. Also, I think its really cool about the database that you are building, that is going to be really helpful. Cause as we all know, manufacturer marketing can say whatever hype BS they want, but when it comes to the true nitty gritty that actually matters, that can only be found, from such a database that you are building. Manufacturers may not like it, but they can choke on an inductor choke. 😝
Thanks. This one was a lot more work than the usual video (about 9 times ha). These will probably be more rare than the usual one off videos. The database will hopefully get large enough to have value since it will include all types of devices, not just power adapters, although for now it will be mostly power adapters.
Been bingewatching your videos, there's something addictive about them haha.
I noticed you always check if the products have certain safety or energy labels on them, and I'm now wondering what I should look out for myself.
Maybe a good idea is to go over the most important labels a device should/could have in a future video?
Thanks for the suggestion, I will add to the list.
Commenting to help the RUclips algorithm. Good content. Keep doing what you are doing
Awesome, Thank you!
Thanks for the video. Awesome work!
Thanks for watching!
Nice test comparison. I am one of the designer of T4510. The latest 45W model is aiming for Samsung zero carbon emissions plan.
Oh, that is really cool! Yeah, the 45w adapter is the best one. Although I do still find myself grabbing the 15W one for a quick usb a charger.
@@AllThingsOnePlace The next generation of 25W is coming out this year or next year. Hopefully you can also check them out! 😄
@@jijige9030Will only a 25W model be presented, or will there be more wall chargers in the presentation? thank you.
Hopefully your team can figure out an efficient 65W adapter for the 65W class
thank you i almost bought the "EP-TA800NWEGEU " ..Along with a "UGREEN USB C Charger PD 20W" ...but now i'm only going to buy the Ugreen one as a short plug charge and un-plug as you suggested..thank you very much.
You are welcome. Hopefully, they do everything you need. The UGREEN continues to impress for a 20W adapter. I had to buy another one since I tore the first one to bits, thankfully they aren't very expensive.
@@AllThingsOnePlace i had to buy it because both my Anker Nano 2 , 65W and Nano 20w would not work with my Nohon "100W USB C Magnetic Adapter 24Pins" i like to use while charging. Turning both charger and device in to a magsave combo and prolongs the life of the usb-c port. now i use both ankers on the go or as connect and forget adapters...
Could you one day do a charger ranking for all the chargers u have tested on this channel for each power output category? just like u do the samsung! thanks!
Yeah, I do plan to do an overall kind of video eventually. With no specific name the videos actually do a lot worse covering multiple items. There is a webpage being made that has all the items listed out with the performance metrics though. I’ll probably share a link in the next video but note it is certainly in beta.
I have the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra. I'd like to utilize the fastest charging on the phone and also utilize my Samsung wireless charging pad at maximum output. Suggestions on a power charger adapter? I'd like to maybe get the S22 so future proofing the adapter would be ideal.
Out of the Samsung adapters the 45W charger is the best pick!
The new 25W adapter and the 45W charger are released and is on sale now at Samsung. Im tempted to pick one up. They said they fixed the idle power efficiency
Thanks. I will have to check them out.
I need one to recharge my power banks on the fly faster. Currently using my Lenovo desktop charger
Great Video as for the Chargers I'm Rocking all Samsung from the TA20JBE that came with Note 9 to both 45w Chargers that Samsung sells at Verizon i also picked the 65w & i have 25 & 15w Duo car charger but I'm looking for the 45w car charger that Samsung sold are they still Available, I tried a Anker home charger there 3 port that Verizon sells but i didn't like the excessive wiggle from the Type c plug i was using one of Samsung's chaging cords plus it got to me really hot but it charged my S24 Ultra in fairly good time.. But I'm a firm believer use the Brand that comes with your Phone or in the case of the New Samsungs buy the one that sports the same name as the phone.. It would be nice if Samsung went back to packing a charger with the Device especially at $1200.00
Thanks Again for all the info on the Chargers in the Video & if you know a good source for Samsung 45w Car charger please point it in my direction.. P.S. we we subscribed to get more great Video's..
Thanks for the suggestion! Yeah, I need to make a new Samsung video, they have several things out that I haven't looked at yet.
Could you make a video demonstrating power draw of a 100 w GAA adapter drawing 65 Watts versus a 65 watt adapter drawing 65 Watts?
I expect theoretical 2% higher efficiency from the larger transformer?
You would hope they'd be a bit better, in practice I haven't seen better. The Spigen sits around 88% efficiency, the Hyphen-X is at 90%, Satechi is at 91% (all between the 50-75W output range). So, some worse, some the same as the Samsung.
Great content! Could you please recomment a good charger for S23 (25W)? Any brand but I'm looking for smth really quality.
The Samsung 45W chargers are kind of big but aren't bad. The Google 30W charger is a good option and offers the 25W mode needed for Samsung devices.
@@AllThingsOnePlace Thanks! What if I'm looking for a GuN (±100 watt for both macbook and samsung s23 at the same time with 2 typec + usb 2.0)?
@@user-hv1lh1pe5x Probably have to step up to one of the bigger adapters, like the 140W range adapters, which will give 100 + 20 + 20 watts maximum.
@@AllThingsOnePlace could you please recommend the best 140 watt adapter?
Hi! I had one question. I recently bought a new phone, Nothing 2a, their website doesn't ship the official charger to my location but they recommend using any branded charger which has "PPS protocol supported"
After doing some digging I came across a few recommendations as follows:
1. Samsung 25W. (leaning more towards it as it is relatively cheaper)
2. Ugreen 20 or 30W Nexode (unsure of their reliability)
I don't mind charging my phone a little slower if that will prevent it from overheating, battery life matters more me to for the long haul.
Answering this in the other thread, you don't have to post comments twice.
@@AllThingsOnePlace sorry, when i added comment here before it was giving me some kind of error so I posted the comment again 😅
@@Mustafa-099 Thanks, yeah, not sure what's going on, I've been having a lot of issues too.
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Gotta be careful these days haha
Was there a reason you didn't include an EP-TA220?
I don’t remember! I need to catch up on Samsungs offerings though.
what is best one for my galaxy A73 plz!?
and if you compare between anker powerport 3 25w and bilkin 25w and Samsung 25w what's the best one from your opinion?
I can't find any specs on what that phone accepts for charging. In any case if the goal is moderate charging speed, the Belkin Boost Up 30W or the Anker Nano II 30W are the best chargers in this category that I've seen so far. The 25W chargers in general aren't great.
@@AllThingsOnePlace
These is the new phone
Samsung galaxy A73 5g support 25w super fast charge from Samsung
What is suggesting
original Samsung charger 25 w or belkin or anker
Have you tested their 35W power adapter.
I haven’t looked at that one. There’s always more! Ha.
It would be nice if you could add the samsung 35w duo charger as well
Okay, it is on the list! It is a long list but it will make it eventually.
@@AllThingsOnePlace thank you!
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Bro , Do Samsung 15w type c port charger will work with iphone 14 ? Apple ‘s 20w charger is heating my phone too much . I have Samsung 15w usb port charger. It takes too much time to charge my iPhone 14 but charges my s21 fe very quickly.
The chargers should work interchangeably between those two devices. The Apple charger will only supply 5V to the Samsung so it will max out at 15W. At 15W you should be looking at 45min - 1 hour to charge one of these phones from 0 to full.
I am looking for travel adaptor to charge my HP LAPTOP trough type c port. How safe is it to use samsung 65w charger with hp laptop. I don't want to get gan charger because of heating. Also is it safe to charge a laptop with samsung 65w charger when compared to bulky adaptor given by hp.
Why does laptop manufacturing give bulky adaptor instead of small chargers? Does it have extra protection during fluctuations?
Yeah, it is safe to use the Samsung adapter with a HP device. As long as the laptop supports USB C charging and the power requirements are within reason, a 130W laptop won't be happy at 65W for example. I use USB C charging through a dock with my laptop (it is HP laptop using a Dell dock) in one location, then I use a barrel plug adapter to USB C in another since I do run into issues directly charging from USB C on this machine. Everyone is going to have a difference experience though. The Samsung adapter does have the PD modes though so should have no issue supplying the power, if within budget of the machine. The HP adapters are made by Delta and are generally made to last a long time and thus are a little bigger. Also, depending on power levels, need to be bigger. The modern HP 65W bricks are very small now. The majority of the bulk is the cabling and connectors.
@@AllThingsOnePlace hi there. Thanks for your time. I have hp Pavillion aero with ryzen 5600u with 16gb ram. I made sure I wanted type c charger so that I can have one charger while doing international flying. If you could check on compatibility with my laptop. You are right with adaptor it's compact. But still I carry dslr, laptop, mobile phones, now got action camera. When my hand luggage passes through airport scan with lots of wires 😁there is always a special check with my bags. There is also one GAN charger from belkin (65w)but since it's compact it heats up and since Samsung charger is big I guess it heats bit less.
@@roninr8199 The specifications state it supports USB Power Delivery.
@@AllThingsOnePlace thanks for the reply. What would happen if I use 100w pd charger on 65w hp laptop? Oneplus 11 comes with 100w pd charger. Are chargers smart enough to push only 65w into laptop or it's dangerously for laptop to use higher rated adaptors?
@@roninr8199 That is perfectly okay to do. I am doing that right now! The laptop devices how much power to use, not the power adapter. It will only pull what it needs.
Hola un gusto saludarte, tengo una duda, hace un mes adquirí un cargador Samsung de 45W Et-PA4510. El fin de semana pasado he notado una especie de soplido que suena del cargador cuando alimento un dispositivo. Es normal este fenómeno? Muchas gracias, me será de gran ayuda tu respuesta
PD.: Mal servicio técnico de Samsung, pretenden cobrarme 15 dólares por revisar este cargador que está en periodo de garantía, extraño.
Yeah, that’s bad customer service for sure. It is not uncommon for chargers to make a little noise under some conditions. This is usually from the electronics being a bit loose inside, capacitors and inductors do tend to sing under the right conditions. This is often a high frequency sound like a squeal or as you described whistle. It generally doesn’t mean the device is broken.
A buzzing sound is more concerning, like mains buzzing, that’s probably more indicative of a failing adapter.
Ngoài đánh giá về hiệu năng, công suất, công suất tiêu thụ lúc nhàn rỗi thì tiêu chí đánh giá 1 bộ sạc chất lượng dựa trên yếu tố nào vậy. Đó là chỉ số THD ở mức thấp thì chất lượng bộ sạc đó là tốt đúng không ?.
Tôi thấy bộ sạc Apple hoặc Anker cấu tạo khá phức tạp, vậy nó có tốt hơn bộ sạc Samsung ?. Ngoài ra dù điện đầu ra là điện một chiều nhưng vẫn mang tần số nhiễu không mong muốn, vậy ngoài những đánh giá trên thì như thế nào mới được gọi là một bộ sạc tốt nhất.
Xin lỗi vì tiếng anh của tôi quá tệ nên không thể viết tiếng Anh, hy vọng google dịch có thể giúp bạn hiểu được ý tôi nói.
Google translate actually made this quite readable! There are, as stated, many factors. The power on the incoming side (AC) is mostly what I am looking at for noise (THD), watts, power factor, etc. The output side I mostly see if the load is stable enough to power devices with the load tester. It would be nice if it gave me a readout of ripple on the DC line, I could couple in an AC coupled multimeter I guess. Anyway the power quality is quite specific to efficiency and the other AC factors and is what I have found a reasonable way to compare device to device. I look at many load levels to get an overall picture, idle alone or 100% alone won't tell you everything. I don't do any very high frequency, RF/EMI, analysis on these. At least not yet. On comparing to other chargers, the various brands usually trade performance statistics depending on the adapter. Sometimes apple is good (they rarely win categories though), and Samsung and Google share similar stories.
Cảm ơn những chia sẻ của bạn.!!!
Ngày trước, thời điện thoại nokia. Tôi thấy rất nhiều người bị phồng pin điện thoại. Tôi nghĩ họ sài bộ sạc fake ( bộ sạc điện trung quốc giá rẻ ) nên họ chai pin do tần số nhiễu ( gợn sóng tần số ở đầu ra DC). Còn tôi luôn luôn sử dụng bộ sạc chính hãng nên không bị phồng pin, nên tôi nghĩ người khác sử dụng bộ sạc fake giá rẻ gây nên. Do bộ lọc tần số nhiễu đầu ra không được tốt. Còn bộ sạc giá rẻ Trung Quốc nó có thể sai số điện áp, sai số dòng điện đầu ra, tôi nghĩ đó không phải nguyên nhân dẫn đến viên pin bị phồng.
@@AllThingsOnePlace chính vì những điều kể trên nên tôi thắc như thế nào mới là bộ sạc tốt. Tôi sử dụng khá nhiều mẫu điện thoại, nhưng tôi chưa bị phồng pin một chiếc điện thoại nào. Có thể thời gian tôi dùng quá ít, hoặc cách sạc điện thoại đúng cách của tôi, hơn nữa với một bộ sạc chính hãng nên tôi không thấy hiện tượng phồng pin ở chiếc điện thoại tôi sử dụng.
what is best charger for a samsung s10+
I have bought yesterday the 65watt charger but is it a good or bad charger
The best Samsung charger is the 45W charger, it is the fastest for Samsung devices at this time. Not sure about s10+ specifically. The 65W charger is disappointing performance wise but it will work just fine, it is safe.
S10 you can get away with the Samsung USB A adaptive fast charging adapter. It doesn't do super fast charging
Can I use 65w instead of 25w for my Samsung M31S....please reply
The device decides how much power to use. So, using a larger wattage USB charger won't necessarily mean faster charging if the device reaches it's maximum charge speed. Samsung does tend to use PPS so making sure the charger has that will maximize charge speed. Otherwise there isn't any significant impact in going from a 25w to a 65w charger.
What would you recommend for a Galaxy S7? Can't wait for the PQS site btw
Any of these chargers 10w+ will work for a S7. With a micro USB port you’d need a usb C to micro usb b cable for anything newer. I’d be surprised if the battery is still holding up in a phone from that long ago. Although my phone isn’t much newer, ha.
I still have the old samsung usb A chargers 😂
Hey if it works.
@@AllThingsOnePlace I killed one already. I probably short circuited it. Water vapor from the shower, I'm guessing. I had to order a replacement from Samsung.
Samsung 15w usb a compatibility iphone ?
Yes, these will charge an iphone, but only at 10 watts maximum (at least for my phone).
I threw out every Samsung charger i had. Was using 3rd parties for years. Then the battery protocols got changed just like Apple did and my 3rd parties were frying. Had to go get new Samsung chargers. Thought it was a fluke on my phone. But it happened to my nieces' phones and other people i know. They build garbage and overcharge. What a world.
Apple added more modes, modern phones will charge just fine from an old 5W brick, just slowly. Samsung did make changes though, switching to PPS charging for anything faster than what 5V can offer.
What about ep ta865?
Hard to keep up with these things... 65W single port of course. I did the multiport only. Yeah looks like I missed one (probably missed more like 10 or 12 missed). Anyway, added it to the list.
@@AllThingsOnePlace i actually asked how was it lol i purchased one i hope it works great
I love the most thing on that same size as 45watt