Samsung Galaxy A30s vs Vivo S1 - BATTERY CHARGING SPEED TEST! By TechReason

Hey guys, first up any time to do a battery charging speed test between the Vigo s1 and a Samsung Galaxy.80S comes with a 4000 mAh battery size, while the VIVO s1 comes with a 4500 and Mitch battery size. Both phones come with a fast charging, but both phones comes with a different type of fast charging. Less. You could show you the charger that comes right out. The box with these devices, Samsung Galaxy hid, is considered a 15 watt fast charging with the USB type-c cable, while the VIVO s1 comes with an 18 watt, fast charging dual engine fast charging with a micro, USB cable, which is a very bad feature on the VIVO asthma and guys both for this is a completely dead 0% battery no juice on these devices. So now, I'm going to connect the charges with the same power source and both phones comes with a 4 GB RAM.

So let's do it so now. I'm going to connect the cables with these devices and the power is off so guys now, I'm going to turn on the power source. At the same time- and you can see- both phones is showing me that the charging is start so, lets the calculator time on my Samsung Galaxy a7, let's open the clock and stopwatch start, and you can see, and the timer is on- let's decrease the brightness. So now guys I will be back after half hour except 30 minutes so see you guys after half hour, let's see how much these phones charged and guys after one minute VIVO s1 is automatically turned on. So let's do the same thing with the Samsung Galaxy, 8, IDs and guys I'm going to show you that everything is off in this phone.

Like Wi-Fi mobile data, Bluetooth, everything is off no sim card on these devices. Ok, guys I am back after half hour, exact, exact, 30 minutes. Let's see the battery percentage and the VIVO s1 is at 38 percent, while the Samsung Galaxy 8 IDs is at 28%. Definitely VIVO s1 is faster than the Samsung Galaxy 8 ideas, minimum, so batting dodging speed and Samsung Galaxy. A terminus is also very fast, but it is not as fast as the VIVO s1 18 watt.

Dual engine fast charging about 10% different states, so now I will be back after one novel xx, 60 minutes. So let's see how much these phones in charge in next half hours- ok, guys I am back after 1 hour, exact 60 minutes. So let's see the battery percentage and the VIVO s1 is at 70%, while the Samsung Galaxy 8 RDS, is at 59% so now about 11% difference between these devices. Definitely VIVO s1 is much faster than the Samsung Galaxy 880's. When it comes so battery charging speed.

So now I will be back after 1 hour and 30 minutes. So let's see how much these phones is charged. These phones are charged. Ok, guys, I am back after 1 hour and 30 minutes. So let's see the battery percentage and the VIVO s phone is at 90%, while the Samsung Galaxy a TS, is at 87% and now and the difference is very close to percent difference there and gas.

You can see that the Samsung Galaxy hid s is back and who's going to win this battery charging test so see you guys after when phone is fully charged up to 100%. Okay, guys I am back and Samsung Galaxy hid. S is fully charged in one hour and 52 minutes, so definitely Samsung Galaxy, eight IDs is definitely faster at the end compared to the v1. So, let's see how much the V was. One is take time.

Okay, guys I am back and Los one is fully charged in two hours and two minutes so definitely Samsung Galaxy ATS is the clear winner while to be west one in the start, it is very faster. It is huge faster than the Samsung Galaxy a today yes, but at the end Samsung Galaxy hid. S is been this battery charging test by ten minutes and guys I have to say again in the start. VIVO s1 is faster than the Samsung Galaxy a today, yes about eight or nine percent difference here, Anika. So much for watching this battery charging test of the Samsung Galaxy 8 at the s and the VIVO s1.

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