Asus ROG Phone 5 vs OPPO Find X3 Pro / Realme GT / Redmi K40 Pro / Note 10 Pro Charging Speed Test By TechNick

All five of these smartphones have released within the past few weeks, the latest being the Oppo find x3 pro and ASUS ROG phone 5. Asus have finally increased charging to 65 watts and yes, that block is included within the box which allows for very fast charging thanks to its dual battery design, which adds up to six thousand William hours, which in turn allows the phone to be treated as a foldable device. Wink wink Oppo have stuck to their wonderful 65 watt, superfood 2.0 charging, and we get an increased 4500 William power cell. The realm gt has the same size block as well as the same size battery as the Oppo find x3 pro and the Redmi k40 pro has the same wattage as its predecessor at 33 watts, also in the box with a 4 520 William hour cell and the Redmi Note 10 pro with a 5 020 William cell and 33 watt charging matching the k40 pro, I'm extremely excited to get things going. This is tech, nick and without further ado. Let's go before plugging in the devices.

It's worth testing out the temperature at the start of the test. Remember all these phones have been off for a while, so this is pretty much just room temperature at each interval. I will test out the degrees Celsius once more to see which one is staying the coolest and which one is staying the hottest throughout this charging process. Just to let you know, I have disabled all forms of battery optimizations which do slow down phones. We want to get it as fast as possible.

Over here after the first 10 10-minute intervals, we have five percent on the ROG phone, which is really strange. Forty percent on the fine x3 pro 37 on the Realme 24 on the Redmi k40 pro and 16 on the unit 10 pro, even though they both have the same wattage block, but we have a slightly bigger battery on the note 10 pro after 15 minutes, 17 on the kg phone 3, starting to catch up a bit but 60 on the find x3 pro with the same size. Charging block as the ROG phone is crazy, but remember it does have a significantly smaller battery. After 20 minutes, we have 30 on the ROG 77 on the Oppo 72. On the Realme 47 on the k40 pro and 35, on the note 10 pro the k40 pro doing a lot better than the note 10 pro, even though there's only a 500 William hour difference between those two devices.

After 25 minutes, we have 92 percent on the IPO, find x3 pro 42 on the ROG phone, the coolest the phone at the interval is the opp. The coolest peak is the ROG and the hottest so far throughout the test is the note 10 pro after just 29 minutes, the Oppo find x3 pro decides to say guys. I've reached that finish line 0-100 in 29 minutes is absolutely phenomenal. Since its predecessor, the opp, find x2 pro with a smaller battery and the same size charging block. Did it in 31 minutes.

So definitely an improvement over here with a million power per minute reading of 155.2 and got to 50 in just 12 minutes, which is fantastic. After 30 minutes we have 55 on the kg phone three same as the note 10 pro and after 37 minutes. The Realme gt clocks out, which is pretty impressive, but it has the same wattage block as the opponent and the same size battery. I can't believe it took eight minutes longer to do it, but nevertheless still great charging time, but its predecessor, the Realme x50 pro, did it in 31 minutes, so not much of an improvement. This time around after 45 minutes, we have 85 on the kg phone three now finally catching up and surpassing the note 10 pro 96 on the k40 pro, which is now done at 51 minutes 33 watt charging 51 minutes is fantastic.

With a 4 520 William power battery, it's predecessor the k30 pro zoom edition with a 4 700 William hour battery, did it in one hour and eight minutes, so certainly an improvement over here and after one hour we have ninety-five percent on the ROG phone five and ninety-three percent. On the note 10 pro, which one is going to take the cake, you would expect it to be the ROG phone since it has 65 watt charging, but remember it does have a much larger battery than the note 10 pro over here. The note 10 pro has the lowest wattage charging block, but it has been the hottest throughout the test after one hour and four minutes that little green led on the ROG phone popped up, I didn't notice it while I was standing there, but it reached 100 in one hour and four minutes, which is great. Considering the kg phone three did it in an hour and 34 minutes so that 65 watt charging is superb, are in 13 minutes, not long after the ROG phone, though you know, 10 pro clocks starts zero to 100 in one hour and 13 minutes fifth place over. Here we have the Redmi Note 10 pro with one hour and 13 minutes, 33 watt charging and 5020 William hour battery.

Absolutely superb: for a phone that is almost half the price as the most expensive one here: the ASUS ROG phone five with one hour and four minutes places fourth year 65 watt charging, which is actually capped at 60 watts and a 6 000 William hour, dual cell battery, the Redmi k40 pro 51 minutes, 33 watt charging 4520 William hour battery did a great job placing a third second place. We have the Realme gt, also dual cell battery over here, four thousand five hundred William hours in total, with 65 more charging doing it in 37 minutes, which is impressive to say the least first place here, king of the channel, so far in terms of 65 watt charging any 4 500 William hour battery 29 minutes, which is absolutely fantastic once again, a dual battery system within the Oppo when it comes to William permanent readings. The best was, of course, the Oppo with 155.2 and the worst being the note 10 pro here with 68.8 in terms of the first 50 of charge, which is what a lot of people charge their phone to when they're in a hurry. The Xperia did it in just 12 minutes the Realme in 13 not far behind that in 21 minutes on the k40 pro 27 minutes on both the ROG phone and the note 10 pro, which is when the ROG phone decided to surpass the note 10 pro stay tuned for more videos on these five devices in the weeks to come, make sure to hit that subscribe button. If you have yet to do so.

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