Samsung's insane 45W charger for Note 10 to be priced at Apple's 30W iPhone charger

So, how fast can we expect the 45W charger to top up the Note 10's 4000+ mAh battery? Well, when we tested the Mate 20 Pro with its 40W charger, it immediately shot to the top of our charging benchmark database, as it was able to top the 4200 mAh unit starting from a dead battery at 9:13 AM, to reach 100% at 10:21 AM, or a bit more than an hour.
Thus, the Mate 20 Pro easily crowned our fast-charging chart, as the 40W charger that comes in its box was able to restore roughly 1.5% of battery capacity per minute of charging on average, compared to 1.1% restoration with the 22W Super Charge 1.0 on the P20 Pro.
There is an even faster charging system on the market - Oppo's 50W Super VOOC - that is able to fully charge the 3400mAh battery of the Find X Lamborghini Edition in 35 minutes flat.
For now, 45W will more than suffice on the Note 10, and we can reasonably expect to be able to completely charge its big battery for about an hour, twice shorter than the one on the Note 9. The black version of the 45W charger carries product code EP-TA845XBEGWW, while the white one is with product code EP-TA845XWEGWW.
In fact, the charger has already been approved by the Federal Communications Commission, and has passed the necessary tests so you can sleep tight knowing it delivers what it promises without sending the equipment it is attached to into literal flames. After the Note 7 incidents, Samsung is extra careful with all things charging and battery, and it this case probably doubly so, as it should, given that the charger you see here in a picture of the FCC listing can deliver forty five whopping watts of charging power to a big, tightly-packed battery unit in your future Note 10 or Note 10+ phones.

For those worried about the state of the battery after these insane speeds, Huawei was quick to point out that Super Charge 2.0 has a multi-step safety system built in, and is again certified by Germany's TÜV authority, so we'd wager to guess that Samsung hasn't left things to chance with its next generation 45W charging speeds as well. What's next after 45W and 50W? Why, a 100W charger, of course, and Xiaomi already has one in the labs to show us, while Samsung is just hinting at 100W abilities for now.
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