EPIC Battery Charge Test - Moto G 5G vs Realme 7 Pro / X3 SuperZoom / Galaxy M51 / OnePlus Nord By C4ETech

Hey guys Marty here from c4etech and after a brief had this, we are bringing back our charging test. So if you're excited about that and want more such videos, then please subscribe to the channel and hit that bell icon. It really does help us out a lot of first things. First, let me introduce you guys to a contender for the day, starting from the extreme left-hand side. We have the Realme seven pro, then the OnePlus note followed by the Samsung Galaxy m51, the motor g5g and finally, the Realme x3 super zoom. As for the timer, it's not the Pok?mon this time around.

Instead, it's the Redmi Note 9 pro max. As per usual, all the phones have been drained entirely of charge, and we are using the maximum wattage charger that these phones are rated. For. That means we have the x3 super zoom on the included 30 watt, dot charger. The motor g5 g has been paired with its 20 watt, turbocharger.

We have the included 25 watt fast charger for the Samsung Galaxy, m51 walk charge, 30t for the OnePlus note. And finally, the Realme 7 pro leads the back with this massive 65 watt super dart charger. So let's kick things off by connecting the power cords I'll quickly show you guys that the phones have indeed been turned off and now, let's start the stopwatch and begin the charging test. So all the phones have lit up, and they have indeed started charging. But hey you guys, don't want to sit here and watch the entire thing right so skipping right ahead to the 10-minute mark and Realme claims that by now the 7 pro should have gotten 42 percent charge.

Well, nope, our 7 pro is at 31. The word and x3 super zoom are at the second place, with 25 percent each and the m51 and motor g5 g are at the bottom 13 and 14 respectively. So, even though the Realme 7 pro didn't manage to live up to the 10-minute claims, it does seem to have a very strong lead, in fact, just five minutes after it's at 46 percent, the not not super zoom are neck and neck at 38 and 37 respectively, while the motor g5 g has managed to distance itself from the bottom, by climbing to 20 and the galaxy m51 is dead last at 18. Okay, so you guys may be wondering. Doesn't the Samsung have a 25 watt charger? How can it be slower than the 20 watt turbocharger? Well, guys, here's what's actually happening.

Samsung's meanest monster has the largest battery out of the lot, so 19 of the seven thousand William hour battery comes out to one thousand three hundred and thirty William hour, while twenty-two percent of the five thousand William hour unit inside the motor comes out to around one thousand one hundred William hours. Percentages can sometimes be deceiving guys anyway, let's fast-forward time a bit and jump ahead to the 30-minute mark. The Realme 7 pro has reached a head to 85 percent. The OnePlus knot isn't too far behind 71 percent and the x3 super zoom. It's breathing right down its neck, 69 percent.

As for the motor g5g, it's settled into the fourth squad with 39 with the m51 bringing up the deer at 34 percent so seems like OnePlus have actually lived up to their teams. They said 70 percent in half an hour and the knot is actually doing better. Our next check would be at 34 minutes since Realme says this.7 pro should be at 100 by that time, and it's at 93 percent, so close, but not quite there. What about the rest? We have the OnePlus note at 79, the m51 at 38, the motor g5 jet 45, and finally, the x3 super zoom at 77. Okay, so we are keeping a close eye on the real me.7 pro looks like it's going to be a winner for today and yes, it completes charging at around the 44-minute mark so a little later than expected. But hey this kind of things happen.

Checking in on the other phones. The OnePlus note is almost done to 96. The m1 is closing in on the halfway mark. The Moto G has already crossed that milestone and finally, the x3 super zoom, it's a 93, so the race for the second place is between the Realme x3 super zoom and the OnePlus knot. But as expected, the nod clinches the win, completing the full charge at around the 48-minute mark.

As for the other three, the m51 is at 52 percent. The motor g5 j is at 60 percent and finally, the Realme x3 super zoom is at 96 percent no prices for guessing who a third base winner is the real me. Extra super zoom finishes charging at a little over the hour mark. It's now between the galaxy m51 l64 and the motor g5g at 72 percent, checking in at the hour and 30 minute mark and our last two phones have near the end. The m51 is at 89 percent.

Well, the Moto G 5g is in the 90s. So is this gonna result in a guaranteed fourth place for the motor? Well, not quite at the hour and 45 minute mark the m51 emerges with a slim lead 97 over 96 of the motor guys what's happening here. Is that as the phones reach near their full capacity, the charging speeds begin to drop and that's how the 25 watt charger on the m51 was able to sneak past the slower 20 watt charger on the motor, even though there's quite a huge gap in battery capacity. Finally, the m51 reaches 100 at the one hour 50 minute mark and the motor g5g is left dead last completing the test after around 2 hours and 12 minutes. So what did we get from this test? The 65 watt charge obviously won, but it wasn't all that much faster than the 30 watt charges, but for a quick, 10 or 15 minute top up when the phone battery is really low.

That's when the super dart charger really shines.46 percent charge in 15 minutes is really pretty impressive for the Realme 7 pro okay. So next up a word about the x3 super zoom and OnePlus note they were really close and they both had 30 watt charges. So why the 10-minute gap? Well, I think it's mostly because the x3 super zoom has a 4 200 William battery, that's 85, William or larger than the 415 William battery inside the knob. As for the real me, phones missing their marketed targets, well guys those are tested under lap conditions and a little variance might happen. Also, we did use the sun kissed leather variant of the real me.

Seven pro shouldn't really make a difference, since the internals are the same, but hey just throwing it out there in case any of you were wondering, but honestly, what surprised me the most here was Samsung and the 25w adaptive fast charger charging a massive 7000mah battery in two hours is no mean fee heck. My ten thousand William powerbank takes half a day to fully charge, so I was quite amazed by it the fact that it managed to beat out the model. That's like the cherry on top of the key, and that's all we have for you guys in today's video. But hey do. Let me know your thoughts in the comments down below also.

Did you guys think that the Samsung would really beat out the motor at the end? Honestly, I didn't think so. Anyways if you want more search charging as well as train tests, then hit that like button subscribe to c4etech- and let us know what phones, you would like us to try next in the comments down below oh and if you haven't yet hit that notification bell, so that you get to be a part of a notification squad thanks a lot for watching till the end guys have a good one cheers.

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