Samsung in 2019 flagship Galaxy Note 10+ 45W fast charging support had submitted. However, introduced in 2020 The 45W feature, which continues in the Galaxy S20 Ultra, has been removed in the Galaxy S21 series, which was released last year. of the series including the S21 FE 5G maximum fast charging support 25W’a fell.
Some reports shared in September indicate that Samsung will take a step back and that together with the Galaxy S22 Ultra It will bring back 45W fast charging support revealed. It was also shared that the 45W charging feature of the S22 Ultra is more successful than that of the Note 10 Plus. Now, images of the new 45W adapter, which is expected to be announced in February, have leaked.
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Galaxy S22 Ultra’s 45W adapter appeared
Prior to the launch of the Galaxy S22, Samsung’s upcoming 45W charger was leaked. A phenomenon called Roland Quandt provided a picture of the 45W fast charger’s box and the model number. (EP-T4510) shared. The box is black and ‘Super Fast Charging’ It includes the 1.8 m long USB Type-C cable that comes with the adapter with the logo.
With the PPS (Programmable Power Supply) of the charger In USB PD 3.0 protocol is expected to work. Supporting dynamic fast charging technology, USB PD (USB Power Delivery) allows fast charging of the device via USB connection for higher power usage. USB PD 3.0 made its way into the Galaxy S20 series for the first time in the mobile industry.
On the other hand, Samsung’s new 45W charger with model number EP-T4510 will support the Galaxy S22 Ultra and Galaxy S22+ and will keep the batteries of both phones. Between 0-70% in just 30 minutes It is said to be able to charge. However, since these data are not verified by Samsung, there may be a margin of error and different results may be obtained in end-user tests.
Charger won’t work out of the box
After Apple decided to remove the charger from the box of iPhones as part of its environmental mission, rival companies took similar steps. One of them was Samsung. The South Korean company has removed the charger from the box as of the Galaxy S21 series.
Patrick Chomet, Head of Samsung’s Customer Experience Office, explained the reason for removing the charger. “promoting the recycling habits of consumers” as declared. The adapter and power cable device will not come out of the box of the new flagship Galaxy S22.