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[Report] Samsung Galaxy S22+, S22 Ultra 45W super-fast charging is a lie!
Samsung introduced the Galaxy S22 series flagships earlier this month, and now, their reviews have started to emerge on the web. Recently, GSMArena review team tested the super-fast charging capability of Samsung Galaxy S22+ and Galaxy S22 Ultra phones, proving 45W charging is a lie.
While Chinese OEMs have already launched their mobile phones with up to 120W fast-charging capacity, 45W charging speed isn’t a big deal as it comes with Galaxy S22+ and Galaxy S22 Ultra. Meanwhile, we can take it as a major development against products from Chinese rivals.
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According to the information, the review team used to charge the Galaxy S22+ and S22 Ultra models with three chargers including the original Samsung 45W and 25W (PD/PPS) chargers as well as a third-party 65W PD charger. You can check the charging speed review below.
30 min charging test
After 30 minutes, the Galaxy S22+ reached 62% and 64% with the original Samsung 25W and 45W chargers respectively. Within the same duration, the Galaxy S22 Ultra reached 61% and 60% with 25W and 45W chargers respectively.
On the other hand, the third-party 65W PD adapter charged the battery of the Galaxy S22 Ultra to 65% in 30 minutes. Meanwhile, it’s important to mention that those results are all within the margin of error.
Full charge test
The Galaxy S22+ fully charged (from 0%) with the 45W charger in 1:01 hours, while 1:02 hours with 25W adapter. At the same time, the S22 Ultra took 59 minutes to fully charge with the 45W charger, while exactly 1:04 hours with the 25W one.
When it comes to the 65W PD third-party charger, it took 1:02 hours to charge the Galaxy S22 Ultra from 0% to 100%.
So, the question is there that what’s the change in charging duration when using a charger with higher watt? It obviously hints at there’s nothing new for Samsung Galaxy S22+ and S22 Ultra charging, and 45W charging is a lie.
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Samsung is reportedly working on the development of the Galaxy S24 FE. Earlier this year, the company released the Galaxy S24 flagships, which are selling well globally. Now, the company has started work on its next budget flagship, with a release expected later this year.
GalaxyClub reports that Samsung is developing the Galaxy S24 FE with the R12 codename. The codename aligns with Samsung’s previous releases as the S20 FE was codenamed R8, the S21 FE was R9, the S23 FE was R11, and the R11 (S22 FE) was in development but hasn’t been released.
It was reported that Samsung might launch the S24 FE in the summer. As the development starts late, the release may be pushed to later this year, as testing and production aren’t finalized yet. The latest report also has no other details than the device’s codename.
Galaxy S23 FE has the hardware specs of the S22 series, however, the S24 FE might bring the latest. If it happens, we might see a price hike in the next budget flagship. New Galaxy AI features are also expected to debut with the S24 FE, before the S25 series launch next year.
Samsung is also working on an affordable Galaxy Z Fold 6, which would be the first Fan Edition foldable. Judging from the 2023 release strategy, it’s expected that the Galaxy S24 FE might launch alongside the Galaxy Z Fold FE, new FE tablets.
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The US variant of Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 will be equipped with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor. There were reports that Samsung may expand the Exynos chipset to its foldable lineup, which doesn’t seem to be happening, at least in the United States.
Recently, Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 US variant was spotted on Geekbench with Snapdragon chip. It isn’t surprising as the company is following its conventional chipset strategy. We expect that it will be the same chipset used in the Galaxy S24 Ultra, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 for Galaxy.
The Flip 6 smartphone scored 15084 points on Geekbench’s GPU test. Due to its foldable form factor, the device may miss a Galaxy S24-like larger cooling technology. Still, its impressive 15000+ points in the GPU test indicates that Samsung has greatly optimized the software.
The company still has three months remaining in the launch event. More performance improvements will likely be achieved before the Unpacked. The South Korean tech giant will likely unveil the next-gen foldable phones in mid-July.
This year, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 Ultra would join the standard Galaxy Z Fold 6 and the Galaxy Z Flip 6. In addition, an affordable variant of Fan Edition branding is also in development. However, the cheaper foldable would miss some pro-grade specs to maintain the price.
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Samsung seems all set to introduce Galaxy M35 5G in India. The phone has surfaced on Samsung India support website and the FCC and Dekra certification database. The development indicates that the official launch is not far away, at least in India.
The unreleased Galaxy M35 5G made its first appearance on the Samsung India support website. The listing revealed nothing other than the phone’s model number – SM-M356B. As spotted by 91mobiles, the upcoming handset has also received certification from FCC and Dekra.
Listing on the FCC database revealed that the Galaxy M35 5G features NFC, LTE, and 5G. It’s also confirmed that the device supports 25W fast charging, lagging behind its elder brother – Galaxy M55 5G, which supports fast charging up to 45W.
Dekra certification disclosed that the phone packs a 5880mAh battery, which Samsung will market as 6000mAh. Other features could include Android 14 OS out-of-the-box, Exynos 1380 chipset paired with 6GB of RAM as well as a modern punch hole display.
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