Hi, I am Davidthepenguin, I am a Wireless Charger Manufacturer.
I have recently done a charging speed comparison test between Mophie Wireless charger and our product.(two iPhone X were being used in the comparison)
As soon as Mophie charged 60% of the battery, ours has made it to 87%, shame that I didn't record the whole process in the first place, but will re-do the whole thing again, and upload it to youtube.
Later on, I will share the link, by update this post if I can.
for those who are looking for good wireless chargers for business,
click here to know more about us:
www.smacat.com
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I need help. I bought this charger and it started charging at 11:15 this morning and at 3:40 it was fully charged. Wasn’t it supposed to be faster than that? Besides, iPhone X got hot and Mophie marks on the apple case. What am I doing wrong?
It could be faster, but what those companies didn't tell you is, charging speed is not completely depending on power output, sometimes, 7.5W and 5W don't make much difference.
Simply because of: THE BATTERY TEMPERATURE.
According to my experience, 40 C° is a breaking point from FAST charging back to Normal Charging.
This technology is called Battery "Swelling Prevention Mode" from Samsung, which was said to be introduced after the tragic disaster of their frequent battery explosions.
What it does is aim to be good, it secures the charging process to damage our batteries, however, with this as their priority, fast charging isn't really fast.
So, in order to speed up the charging time scale, one has to lower the temperature of the battery.
How does that even possible to do?
Check my product
www.smacat.com
We are really good at it, and you can find our product on Amazon thru our resellers: Seneo