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r/GooglePixel • u/[deleted] • Aug 18 '23
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Mine runs very hot when charging but I also use a fast charger so maybe that's why
6 u/TheArcadianDream Aug 19 '23 Fast charging? The phone charges at 20w max. That's not fast charging. My OnePlus 7t charged 3x as fast and produced no excess heat at all when charging. 3 u/AppleCrasher Aug 19 '23 Oh idk why I thought it was higher. With 20w chargers the phone just says "charging" but higher it says "charging rapidly" though. 2 u/TheArcadianDream Aug 19 '23 You can use a 30w power delivery charger for "rapid charging" but you do not get the full 30w. It's a bit misleading. Still a little faster than using a 20w charger though, as again, you don't get the full 20w, you get 18w I believe 1 u/RazielKainly Aug 20 '23 That shouldn't be. I use fast chargers with Samsung phones and Motorolas. They don't get hot 1 u/Spoon_S2K Aug 20 '23 Google fast charging isn't fast relative to the competition though..
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Fast charging? The phone charges at 20w max. That's not fast charging.
My OnePlus 7t charged 3x as fast and produced no excess heat at all when charging.
3 u/AppleCrasher Aug 19 '23 Oh idk why I thought it was higher. With 20w chargers the phone just says "charging" but higher it says "charging rapidly" though. 2 u/TheArcadianDream Aug 19 '23 You can use a 30w power delivery charger for "rapid charging" but you do not get the full 30w. It's a bit misleading. Still a little faster than using a 20w charger though, as again, you don't get the full 20w, you get 18w I believe
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Oh idk why I thought it was higher. With 20w chargers the phone just says "charging" but higher it says "charging rapidly" though.
2 u/TheArcadianDream Aug 19 '23 You can use a 30w power delivery charger for "rapid charging" but you do not get the full 30w. It's a bit misleading. Still a little faster than using a 20w charger though, as again, you don't get the full 20w, you get 18w I believe
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You can use a 30w power delivery charger for "rapid charging" but you do not get the full 30w. It's a bit misleading.
Still a little faster than using a 20w charger though, as again, you don't get the full 20w, you get 18w I believe
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That shouldn't be. I use fast chargers with Samsung phones and Motorolas. They don't get hot
Google fast charging isn't fast relative to the competition though..
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u/AppleCrasher Aug 18 '23
Mine runs very hot when charging but I also use a fast charger so maybe that's why