Is charging faster really that bad for your phone?
>>57675012
Doesn't really matter, you'll have a new phone by the time it has any bad effect.
>>57675012
yes.
fast charge = heat
heat + Lithium ion = no good
>>57676188
But what if I use pic related (dash charging)
If you really want to know about li-ion technology this video might be interesting for you
https://youtu.be/pxP0Cu00sZs
>>57675012
If you slow charge, the phone is more conservative with energy use.
>>57676188
>HE DOESNT USE LEAD BATTARIES IN HIS PHONE
WHAT THE KEK XD
>>57675012
Yes.
Heat hurts lion battery life.
But in reality you are eplacing your phone in two years so it will only have a percent or two effect at most during the entire life of the device.
>>57676587
the oneplus 3 apparently doesn't get hot while charging, but the power brick does, I'd stay that's a step up from the competition at least. My moto x2 gets hotter than fuck when i turbocharge it.
>>57676992
>in reality you are replacing your phone in two years
No. No, I don't. In fact, I'm not going to replace my phone until something *significantly* better comes around or my old one breaks. And chances are both things aren't going to happen within the next 6 months.
>mfw i charge my phone almost exclusively from the usb port on my computer so it doesnt draw more than 1A and barely gets warm
Sure, it takes hours but then I only have to do it once a day.
Charging faster no, because your phone will limit the current it takes, you'll not damage it electrically.
But the heat really fucks up LiPo. If faster charging times really comes handy for you, maybe you could build a dock of some kind ans attach a small fan.
>>57677275
The Apple iPhone 7 Plus is already out.
>>57677368
Didn't USB ports have a 5A output?
>>57675024
>being a product
look what happened to the note 7
>>57679005
>iFag 7