Fast Charging on Smartphone! Pros and Cons!

One of the most interesting features of today's smartphone world is fast charging.  One of the many changes in the world of smartphones in the last 10 years is fast charging on smartphones.  Although there is no change in the battery, the smartphone has been made attractive by changing the charging.  With the advent of fast charging, we are able to charge our smartphones very fast, now that there is more fast charging in the smartphone, the buyer is more interested in the smartphone.  Many people are asking the question, whether there is any harm in using this fast charging on small devices like smartphones?  Using this fast charging will definitely damage your smartphone.  Because like other things, this fast charge has some advantages and also many disadvantages.  So let's look at the advantages and disadvantages of Fast Charging.  The current normal charger has a charge output capacity of 5 to 10 watts.  On the other hand, with a fast charger, you get several times more power.  For example, last year's iPhone 11 Pro and Pro Max devices had a 16-watt fast charging feature, while the Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10 Plus devices had a 25-watt fast charge system.  Samsung also had a separate 45-watt charger for ৫০ 50.

Advantages of fast charging on smartphones:

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A) Save time: Qualcomm first invented this fast charging system in 2013, which allows the phone to be charged very quickly.  This process has evolved over time.  At present it is possible to charge from 0 to 40% in just 5 minutes due to this wonderful feature.  This fast charging system is a very important feature for those who are very busy, do not get time, want to charge the phone in less time.  Due to this, the phone can be fully charged in less time;  Spending less time, being able to use the phone more time.

B) Necessary feature for big battery: Many new apps have come in our smartphone, now it is necessary to keep multiple apps running at the same time to do simple work, so a lot of big battery is needed.  That means more capacity is needed.  If you charge this high capacity battery with a slow charger, it will take a long time.  Since the fast charging system is gone, you can get the benefit of charging this big battery in less time.

C) Fast charging does not cause any permanent damage to the battery: Only if there is no mechanical fault in your charger or any technical problem in the battery of the mobile, charging with fast charger does not cause any permanent damage to your device.  Because the fast charging of the current smartphone works in two steps on the battery.  The first step is to blast all the empty and almost empty parts of the battery.  Due to this, charging is very fast at 50 to 60% at the beginning of charging.  And the rest takes a little longer to charge.  This is because the rest of the time the charging speed is reduced a little so that no bad impact on the battery.

Disadvantages of first charging on a smartphone:

A) Battery life is short: Using a fast charging system can cause problems with your phone and battery.  Such batteries use any type of lithium ion / lithium polymer battery.  All these battery types have 1 cycle system which means whatever you de-charge / recharge this system runs on 1 cycle-wise basis.  Since our phone has a fast charging system, we use it in such a way that we use it very fast with high pressure on the phone.  Due to which the battery is running out of charge, we do not notice here, the phone is charged, so what is the need to keep the battery charged all day?  You are charging the phone twice a day as a result of using it for a long time, because it takes less time to charge.  You do not have the permission required to post.  You've been out for a while, you're going out again, your phone is now 80% charged, you're going to leave again for half an hour, you came back for half an hour, you charged your mobile even though it was 80% charged, the battery  But after counting how many times he is charging, the battery life is getting shorter, as long as the battery is supposed to run but the battery life will be reduced and he will start losing charge soon.  This is a common problem in fast charging.

B) Hot: And the bigger problem is the heating issue.  The biggest enemy for mobile batteries is hit or hot.  Whatever the reason for the hit, if the battery is overheated, it is more likely to be damaged and hamper directly over the life of the battery.  Compared to normal chargers, these fast chargers have much more volts or more hampers, which puts extra pressure on your phone's battery, and taking this pressure causes the smartphone battery to overheat because of the extra pressure on the chemicals in the battery.  The wear creates a heat and the battery gets hotter than usual.  And the higher this hit, the more likely your battery is to be damaged.  When the battery gets hot, at the same time after the pressure on the processor and it also gets hot so its performance also goes down.  And so this is the reason why the battery of your smartphone as well as the whole phone is likely to be damaged.

C) Be careful in charging: Many smart phones have fast charging system but no (maximum power) fast charger is provided by the company.  Then he bought a fast charger from himself, it is not from a good brand, not even from the company that is using the smartphone, and then what happens;  There is a problem with fast charging system matching with your phone.  Mis-matches can happen here.  And so your phone is more likely to have problems.  The circuit board of the mobile with the battery can also cause problems.  Also a lot of times we go to sleep on the phone charge at night, the phone is fully charged in 1-2 hours, but then the phone is connected to the charger, there are some chargers that do not turn off automatically after automatic charge, such as - full charge  He will not give output anymore but is going through output here so then after the pressure on the battery of the mobile, also after the pressure on the circuit board.  Due to such problems, the battery may be damaged and may explode again.  So of course fast charger should use good quality / good brand charger.

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Now the question for many is - should the chargers provided by the company be used as fast chargers?  Will there be any harm in using these?  You can rest assured;  These are made to be compatible with the phone.  So you can use these.  In other words, for those whose phone is not supporting fast charging but you are using fast charger for any reason, do not do this at all.  Because, these chargers give a lot of volts but your phone can't take it.  Of course, this will put pressure on the phone.  Simply put, if your phone does not support a fast charging system, use the charger that comes with it.  Or do not use a power charger that supports the amount of fast charge that the device supports.  Here are some basic things to keep in mind when charging a battery - Do not overcharge the battery, do not charge your phone with a charger other than your phone's charger  Open it.

The current normal rate of fast charger is 15 to 25 watts.  That's why tech researchers say fast chargers up to 20 watts are safe.  Yet our country has not become suitable for super fast chargers.

The bottom line is that if you change your smartphone every 1 or a year and a half, you don't have to worry about the hassle of fast charging.  Just make sure that the device does not get hot separately during charging.  And for those who are thinking of running a smartphone for 2/3 years or more, fast charging can be a bit of a hassle.  This is because the battery life of a normal charger phone is 5 to 6/7 years, while the battery life of a phone with a fast charging feature is 2/3 years.