20 percent of mobile phones in circulation in 2023 have not adopted fast charging: Okezone techno

SMARTPHONES it is a gadget that is often carried everywhere and often stores a lot of information. In fact, this phone is like a personal assistant that cannot be released.

In fact, losing a cell phone will make someone panic more than losing a wallet. It is no wonder that currently mobiles are designed with large batteries so that they can last longer. But along with the size of the battery, it also takes a lot of energy to charge it.

Technology research firm Counterpoint reports that 80% of smartphones in circulation in the first quarter of 2023 appear to have adopted and used “fast charging” or fast charging technology with an average charging speed of 34W.

In a report by Gizmochina, the average number increased by 10W over the same period in Q1 2022. The data also confirms that the development of fast charging technology is steadily increasing.

This is evident from the data of Q1 2018 which reveals that smartphones have an average fast charge of 18W, then in 2022 it rises to 30W and now in 2023 in the same period mobile phones have adopted fast charge with an average of 34W.

This increase in charging speed is largely due to increased consumer demand for longer battery life. This is also due to the growing adoption of 5G networks and there are also other upgrades in terms of camera, screen and processor technology.

In terms of market competition, Chinese smartphone makers are leading the way in the development of fast charging technology. Many smartphones in Bamboo Curtain country offer fast charging with an average of more than 50W.

These brands are leveraging fast charging as a unique selling proposition to attract customers. For example, Realme and Xiaomi both offer devices with more than 200W charging power.

Recently, Xiaomi and OPPO also demonstrated how smartphones equipped with 300W fast charging capabilities take only a few minutes to reach 100% power.

In contrast, global market leaders like Apple and Samsung have taken a more cautious approach to fast charging adoption, prioritizing battery safety and overall performance.

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