Fast charging is one of the trendiest features on modern smartphones. That’s understandable, as it’s more than practical during the day when you don’t have to wait for an eternity to fully charge your phone.
It’s now gotten to the point where there’s a competition among manufacturers for who can offer the most powerful and best charging technology. At last year’s MWC, Xiaomi demonstrated its impressive charging technology, which pumped a Redmi mobile phone with 4,300 mAh to a full charge with a whopping 300 watts in just five minutes.
Even though these figures are fascinating, smartphone users are growing increasingly worried. Can this really be good for the battery of a mobile phone? This article addresses this question. Discover what fast-charging does to your smartphone and whether it can damage the battery.
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