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Smart­phones with pow­er­ful bat­ter­ies

OLED-matrix, cam­eras and mem­o­ry do not mat­ter when the smart­phone los­es its charge in a cou­ple of hours

Smart­phones with large mem­o­ry

Save what­ev­er you want to your smart­phone. Expand­ed mem­o­ry is a god­send for gamers, pho­tog­ra­phers and mobile video enthu­si­asts

Secure smart­phones

Stay con­nect­ed in any con­di­tions — hik­ing, fish­ing, hunt­ing, in the rain and in the desert

In mod­ern real­i­ties, it is impos­si­ble to imag­ine a per­son­’s life with­out a phone. Gad­gets con­tain the most impor­tant things — com­mu­ni­ca­tion, work, enter­tain­ment. That is why many peo­ple increas­ing­ly pre­fer smart­phones with fast charg­ing. They will help you always stay in touch with col­leagues, rel­a­tives, friends and oth­er peo­ple, there­by avoid­ing var­i­ous incon­ve­niences.

Fast charg­ing smart­phones are mobile devices equipped with the fol­low­ing tech­nolo­gies:

• Quick Charge (for smart­phones with Snap­drag­on proces­sors, pow­er from 18 to 24 W);
• AFC (for most Sam­sung mod­els, pow­er from 18 to 25 W);
• Pow­er Deliv­ery (for gad­gets from Apple, pow­er up to 60 W).

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They allow you to charge the phone in a short time (from 12 to 40 min­utes) due to the increased cur­rent pow­er (18–100 W) going to the bat­tery through the cable and the pow­er sup­ply.

Con­sid­er the main dif­fer­ences between fast charg­ing and reg­u­lar charg­ing:

Nor­mal charg­ing	fast charg­ing
Charg­er pow­er is 5 to 10W;	Pow­er sup­plies from 18 to 100 W;
The bat­tery charge time is 1.5 hours or more.	Phones with fast charg­ing can charge up to 100% in 12 to 40 min­utes.

Editor’s Choice

Xiaomi 11T Pro

The device will con­quer any mobile pho­tog­ra­ph­er, as it has a pro­fes­sion­al 108 MP main cam­era. The mod­el is char­ac­ter­ized by high per­for­mance and low pow­er con­sump­tion thanks to the Qual­comm Snap­drag­on 888 proces­sor. The 120W phone charg­er shows excel­lent results — 100% in 17 min­utes. The RAM of the gad­get is 8 GB, the built-in mem­o­ry is 128 GB.

The smart­phone has a 6.67-inch AMOLED dis­play, durable pro­tec­tive glass Corn­ing Goril­la Glass Vic­tus and excel­lent speak­ers from Har­man Kar­don. With Wi-Fi and mobile net­work turned on, the phone func­tions for 7.5 hours. Accord­ing to user reviews, the smart­phone has two sig­nif­i­cant draw­backs: fast bat­tery dis­charge (for exam­ple, from 40% to 0% in less than half an hour) and the lack of wire­less charg­ing.

Main characteristics

Num­ber of SIM cards	2 (nano SIM)
Diag­o­nal	6.67″
cam­eras	ultra wide angle 108 MP F/1.75, ultra wide angle 8 MP F/2.20, macro 5 MP F/2.40
Built-in mem­o­ry	128 GB
RAM	8 GB
Bat­tery capac­i­ty	5000 mAh

Pros and cons

Pro­fes­sion­al cam­era, low pow­er con­sump­tion, 17 min­utes charge

Rapid bat­tery drain, no wire­less charg­ing

Rating of the top 11 best smartphones with fast charging

1.Realme GT Neo 3T

Realme GT Neo 3T is equipped with a high-per­for­mance Snap­drag­on 870 con­troller, so the smart­phone is suit­able for gam­ing. The diag­o­nal dis­play of the device is 6.62 inch­es, the res­o­lu­tion is Full HD + with a refresh rate of 120 Hz, the RAM is 8 GB, the built-in mem­o­ry is 128 GB — all this guar­an­tees sta­ble oper­a­tion of the device with­out “freezes”.

For lovers of high-qual­i­ty self­ies, a 16 MP cam­era is installed on the front of the phone. The rear cam­era com­bines three mod­ules: the main unit (64 MP), with wide-angle optics (8 MP), macro sen­sor (2 MP). Pow­er is pro­vid­ed by a 5000 mAh bat­tery. With web surf­ing, auton­o­my is 12 hours. Among the short­com­ings of the mod­el, users high­light the lack of opti­cal image sta­bi­liza­tion and pro­tec­tion of the insides from mois­ture.

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2. Black Shark 5 Pro

Pow­ered by a Qual­comm Snap­drag­on 8 Gen1 proces­sor with 8GB RAM and 128GB inter­nal stor­age, the Black Shark 5 Pro is a high-per­for­mance phone ide­al for gamers. The smart­phone, made of tem­pered glass and met­al, has a 6.67-inch dis­play with a refresh rate of 144 Hz and three cam­eras (100 MP F/1.75, 13 MP F/2.40 ultra wide, 5 MP macro). Includ­ed with the gad­get is a pow­er adapter for fast charg­ing (120 W) — this allows you to ful­ly charge the device in just 24 min­utes.

The advan­tages of the phone also include such addi­tion­al fea­tures as: the pres­ence of a gyro­scope, com­pass, stereo speak­ers, light and prox­im­i­ty sen­sors. In the video play­back mode, the mod­el works 13 hours. Con­stant­ly pop-up built-in adver­tis­ing, strong heat­ing dur­ing charg­ing are fre­quent short­com­ings not­ed by buy­ers.

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3. Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max

The man­u­fac­tur­er claims that the smart­phone uses a com­plete­ly new sys­tem of three cam­eras. The phone can last all day with­out recharg­ing, and it also has one of the fastest iPhone proces­sors at the moment — A13 Bion­ic. So is the dis­play – the 6.5‑inch Super Reti­na XDR is the largest and bright­est dis­play to date.

The device is water resis­tant, and you can take amaz­ing pho­tos and videos with any of the three cam­eras — ultra-wide, wide-angle or tele­pho­to. Beau­ti­ful pic­tures can be tak­en even in night mode. The per­for­mance of the A13 Bion­ic proces­sor will allow you to make the most of all the func­tions of this gad­get.

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4.OPPO A55

Pow­ered by Medi­aTek Helio G35 con­troller with 4GB RAM and 64GB inter­nal stor­age, OPPO A55 smart­phone is a prac­ti­cal bud­get solu­tion for every day. 1600×720 pix­el dis­play allows you to enjoy videos, mes­sen­gers and social net­works. For shoot­ing, the phone is equipped with three cam­eras: wide-angle 50 MP F/1.80, macro 2 MP F/2.40 and mono­chrome 2 MP F/2.40.

A capa­cious 5000 mAh bat­tery ensures the per­for­mance of the smart­phone all day long. In the video view­ing mode, the gad­get works with­out recharg­ing for 15 hours. For con­ve­nience, you can install two SIM-cards in your phone. An eas­i­ly soiled case, a small amount of RAM (4 GB) are the weak­ness­es of the device.

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5.OUKITEL WP6

A smart­phone, one of the main advan­tages of which is reli­able pro­tec­tion, this applies to both the case and the screen. The mod­el sup­ports com­mu­ni­ca­tion well, and a charge with mod­er­ate use can last for 3–7 days.

There should be no com­plaints about the qual­i­ty and speed of the Inter­net either. The cam­era, of course, is not as strong as on more expen­sive mod­els, but with this device you can take great pho­tos and videos.

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6. vivo X50

A beau­ti­ful phone that fits com­fort­ably in the hand, com­mu­ni­ca­tion and cam­era are at an excel­lent lev­el. The inter­face of the mod­el is clear, although the icons in the sta­tus bar may seem small. Some­times it is dif­fi­cult to con­sid­er who noti­fi­ca­tions come from, what is the net­work speed and oth­er impor­tant things.

With mod­er­ate use, the device can hold a charge for two days. It charges very quick­ly from a sim­ple com­put­er.

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7. Samsung Galaxy S21+

This option is not cheap, but lives up to expec­ta­tions. Accord­ing to users, there are many advan­tages. First of all, the man­u­fac­tur­er’s state­ments about the capa­bil­i­ties of the cam­era jus­ti­fy them­selves. With cin­e­mat­ic 8K res­o­lu­tion, you can cre­ate incred­i­ble pho­tos direct­ly from video.

The Galaxy S21+ 5G boasts a 64MP cam­era, the fastest proces­sor in a Galaxy, and a pow­er­ful all-day bat­tery. Corn­ing Goril­la Glass Vic­tus pro­tects against scratch­es and dam­age. This is the most durable glass ever made for a Sam­sung smart­phone. The cre­ators of the mod­el guar­an­tee a gor­geous 8K video of the mod­el, and with a fre­quen­cy of 24 frames per sec­ond, every vlog and mem­o­ry is a real chance to become a vlog­ging star.

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8. Honor 50 Lite

Hon­or 50 Lite has a pow­er-effi­cient Qual­comm Snap­drag­on 662 proces­sor, high-qual­i­ty cam­eras (64 MP f/1.9, wide-angle 8 MP f/2.4, depth sen­sor 2 MP f/2.4, macro 2 MP f/2.4), inter­nal mem­o­ry 128 GB and RAM 6 GB . Thanks to a 4300 mAh bat­tery, the auton­o­my of the gad­get in video view­ing mode is 8 hours, and you can ful­ly charge the device in 45 min­utes.

A 6.67-inch dis­play with a res­o­lu­tion of 2376 × 1080 pix­els with auto­mat­ic col­or tem­per­a­ture adjust­ment and bright­ness con­trol will allow you to enjoy both watch­ing videos and chat­ting in instant mes­sen­gers or social net­works. The loca­tion of the speak­er on the upper end of the smart­phone and the eas­i­ly soiled body are the main draw­backs not­ed by users.

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9. Samsung Galaxy M12

The Galaxy M12 has a styl­ish design, bright and clear images thanks to its 6.5‑inch 1600×720 pix­el PLS tech­nol­o­gy screen. It is con­ve­nient and easy to take good qual­i­ty pic­tures from the phone, as the device has a 48 MP main cam­era, an 8 MP front cam­era, a 5 MP ultra-wide angle sen­sor, a 2 MP depth sen­sor and macro.

The gad­get com­bines a pow­er­ful Sam­sung Exynos 850 proces­sor, 4 GB RAM, 64 GB inter­nal mem­o­ry, and a 5000 mAh bat­tery. The device comes with 15W fast charg­ing, which allows you to get 100% in 60 min­utes. The auton­o­my of the smart­phone in game mode is 15 hours. Buy­ers in their reviews iden­ti­fied the fol­low­ing dis­ad­van­tages: the lack of a basic case in the kit and a rel­a­tive­ly large weight (214 grams).

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10. Xiaomi Redmi Note 11

Red­mi Note 11 will please with an 8‑core Qual­comm Snap­drag­on 680 proces­sor, a min­i­mal­is­tic styl­ish design, a 6.43 ″ (2400 × 1080) AMOLED dis­play. Thanks to a sol­id sup­ply of mem­o­ry (RAM 6 GB, inter­nal — 128 GB), it is con­ve­nient to store a large num­ber of files in a smart­phone. You can charge the device up to 100% in 61 min­utes. In video play­back mode, the gad­get will func­tion for 22 hours.

For pho­to lovers, the gad­get has sev­er­al cam­eras: the main 50 MP F / 1.8, ultra-wide-angle 8 MP F / 2.2, macro 2 MP F / 2.4, depth sen­sor 2 MP F / 2.4 and front 13 MP. Weak­ness­es of the mod­el are irreg­u­lar trig­ger­ing of the fin­ger sen­sor, poor image qual­i­ty in the dark.

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11. Vivo V25

Vivo V25 is an eye-catch­ing phone with a 6.44-inch AMOLED dis­play with a 90Hz refresh rate and an AG flu­o­rite glass back (changes col­or when exposed to sun­light). The sta­ble oper­a­tion of the smart­phone is ensured by the 8‑core Medi­aTek Dimen­si­ty 900 con­troller, as well as a large sup­ply of mem­o­ry (built-in 256 GB, oper­a­tional — 8 GB).

With a 64 MP f/1.79 main cam­era, an 8 MP f/2.2 wide-angle cam­era, a 2 MP f/2.4 macro cam­era, and a 50 MP front cam­era, you can take fair­ly clear and bright pic­tures from your phone. The Vivo V25 comes with a 44W charg­er, which allows you to get 100% in one hour. A capa­cious 4500 mAh bat­tery guar­an­tees the auton­o­my of the smart­phone in game mode at max­i­mum bright­ness for 15 hours. One speak­er and the lack of wire­less charg­ing are the cons that buy­ers high­light.

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Leaders of the Past

1.HUAWEI Mate 9

The Mate line has long been rep­re­sent­ed by wor­thy devices with a large diag­o­nal, a capa­cious bat­tery and good dimen­sions. This mod­el is no excep­tion. Most of the smart­phone is occu­pied by the screen — every­thing is as it should be in mod­ern mod­els. The stock of mem­o­ry, includ­ing oper­a­tional, is very sol­id.

The charge here lasts for a long time, while there is a fast charg­ing func­tion. Some buy­ers even admit that they for­got that the gad­get should be charged every day. Here the charge is some­times enough for two days. Users also praise the device’s cam­era — the qual­i­ty of pic­tures and videos is on par. Com­mu­ni­ca­tion device also catch­es great.

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2. Vivo iQOO 9 Pro

The mod­el has light­ning-fast charg­ing — up to 100% in 15 min­utes. The smart­phone will be a good choice for those who count every sec­ond, as well as pho­to lovers. In the lat­ter case, this is pro­vid­ed by a pow­er­ful Qual­comm Snap­drag­on 8 Gen1 proces­sor and three cam­era mod­ules (50 MP, 16 MP, 50 MP).

The gad­get is dis­tin­guished by a high-qual­i­ty AMOLED 6.78 ″ screen, a sol­id sup­ply of oper­a­tional (12 GB) and inter­nal mem­o­ry (512 GB) and long auton­o­my — 4 days (in stand­by mode). The dis­ad­van­tages of the mod­el are strong heat­ing dur­ing pro­longed use, poor-qual­i­ty video record­ing in poor light­ing con­di­tions.

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3. Sony Xperia XA1 Ultra

The mod­el boasts high qual­i­ty images from both the main and front cam­eras. She has a large amount of its mem­o­ry — this is very handy, espe­cial­ly when appli­ca­tions are con­stant­ly updat­ed. Appli­ca­tions, by the way, work quick­ly. Despite the 8 cores of the proces­sor, the bat­tery does not run out quick­ly, espe­cial­ly if the phone is not con­stant­ly used. There is a fast charg­ing func­tion that can insure. The body is made of durable alu­minum and plas­tic.

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4. Xiaomi Mi Mix 3

Anoth­er very high qual­i­ty smart­phone. The cam­era has opti­cal sta­bi­liza­tion. Por­trait pho­tos are no worse than on a pro­fes­sion­al cam­era. The mod­el has a high per­for­mance and a sol­id stock of mem­o­ry. There is also wire­less charg­ing — it is very con­ve­nient if you do not sit in one place. It is not nec­es­sary to down­load any addi­tion­al appli­ca­tions, all this can be found on the Xiao­mi cloud ser­vice.

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5. ASUS ZS630KL

This mod­el has a lot of advan­tages. A rare mod­i­fi­ca­tion of the Zen­fone 6 is offi­cial­ly called Edi­tion 30. The large built-in mem­o­ry of 512 GB will allow you to install appli­ca­tions and games. RAM as on a lap­top — 12 GB, it con­tributes to the smooth oper­a­tion of the sys­tem and soft­ware. There is a built-in call record­ing — a fea­ture that is not typ­i­cal for all mod­ern gad­gets. The user will also find here an excel­lent rotary cam­era (360 °), which instant­ly “hides” when the gad­get falls. The fast charg­ing func­tion is present, the bat­tery also stores ener­gy for a long time.

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6 Motorola One Power

An inter­est­ing mod­el that holds a charge for a long time. The smart­phone is not very expen­sive. It has a large 6.2‑inch dis­play, a dual rear cam­era hous­ing two lens­es along with a dual tone LED flash. The phone sup­ports sev­er­al SIM cards and fast charg­ing, and the main one works for a long time.

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7. HONOR 30

The man­u­fac­tur­er calls this mod­el the flag­ship of a new gen­er­a­tion with a pre-installed App­Gallery plat­form. This is the com­pa­ny’s own devel­op­ment — a store of appli­ca­tions and qual­i­ty ser­vices. The gad­get is com­fort­able to use, because its thick­ness is only 8.1 mm, and it weighs 185 g. Dur­ing shoot­ing, not a sin­gle detail will escape you, thanks to a 40 MP cam­era equipped with a pow­er­ful 1/1.7 inch sen­sor. With a tele­pho­to lens and a five­fold opti­cal zoom, you can take high-qual­i­ty pho­tos.

Arti­fi­cial intel­li­gence con­trols the dual front 32 MP cam­era. Even in low light, with a depth-of-field sen­sor, you can cre­ate per­fect por­traits with bokeh effect — blur out of the focus area. Charg­ing lasts a long time. The Huawei Super­Charge fast charg­ing fea­ture also scores well.

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8 realme 6 Pro

Accord­ing to the man­u­fac­tur­er, realme 6 Pro is the world’s first mass-pro­duced Snap­drag­on 720G smart­phone fea­tur­ing high ener­gy effi­cien­cy and per­for­mance. Eight Kryo 465 cores clocked at up to 2.3 GHz and Adreno 618 GPU allow you to run even the most demand­ing games at max­i­mum set­tings. The screen refresh rate of 90 Hz ensures that there are no delays and image freezes. The bat­tery lasts a long time, the quick charge func­tion allows you to quick­ly add ener­gy.

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How to choose a smartphone with fast charging

In order to pur­chase a smart­phone with fast charg­ing, you need to pay atten­tion to the fol­low­ing char­ac­ter­is­tics.

CPU

The main part of a smart­phone is the proces­sor. The speed and qual­i­ty of the device depends on it. If you are plan­ning to buy an Android mobile phone, then a gad­get based on a high-per­for­mance Qual­comm Snap­drag­on proces­sor, such as the Qual­comm Snap­drag­on 680, may be a good choice.

Battery

Bat­tery capac­i­ty is an impor­tant indi­ca­tor when choos­ing a smart­phone with fast charg­ing. The larg­er it is, the longer the phone func­tions with­out recharg­ing. A device with a 5000 mAh bat­tery will be a wor­thy solu­tion. In the mode of con­tin­u­ous calls, a smart­phone with such a bat­tery will work for about 40 hours, but the bright­ness of the screen should also be tak­en into account. The auton­o­my of the mobile device also depends on it.

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Quick charge function

When choos­ing a phone, you should find out if the gad­get sup­ports one of the fast charg­ing tech­nolo­gies (Quick Charge, AFC, Pow­er Deliv­ery). Also includ­ed with such a smart­phone should be a spe­cial charg­er with a pow­er of 18 to 100 watts. This allows you to charge the gad­get faster (from 12 to 60 min­utes) than a reg­u­lar phone (from 1.5 hours or more).

Memory

A suf­fi­cient amount of inter­nal and RAM allows you to install more appli­ca­tions on your smart­phone and have a lot of files at hand. Also, the stock of stor­age increas­es the speed of the phone. The best option is a device with 6 GB of RAM and 128 GB of inter­nal mem­o­ry.

cameras

Those who care about high qual­i­ty pic­tures should take a clos­er look at a smart­phone with a mod­ule of 3–4 lens­es. In this case, the res­o­lu­tion of the main cam­era must be at least 48 MP. Addi­tion­al advan­tages will be the pres­ence of aut­o­fo­cus and opti­cal sta­bi­liza­tion.

Expert review of smartphones with fast charging

Shares per­son­al expe­ri­ence of using a smart­phone with fast charg­ing Igor Kucherenkosys­tem admin­is­tra­tor of the TV chan­nel “Food”:

“I have been using smart­phones with fast charg­ing for more than 5 years and dur­ing this time I got so used to this func­tion that I stopped car­ry­ing a Pow­er Bank with me. I take a charg­er with a cable and calm­ly move around the city, not being afraid that the phone will sit down, because you can go to any cafe and recharge it almost 100% in 30 min­utes. In gen­er­al, I expe­ri­ence only pos­i­tive emo­tions from the use of this tech­nol­o­gy, but there is also a minus. When charg­ing, the smart­phone gets very hot, so it is not rec­om­mend­ed to use it at this time.

Popular questions and answers

Pop­u­lar ques­tions from read­ers about smart­phones with fast charg­ing are answered Igor Kucherenkosys­tem admin­is­tra­tor of the TV chan­nel “Food”:

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