Samsung's insane 45W charger is already discounted by a cool 22 percent on Amazon
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There are a lot of things to like about the Galaxy Note 10+, which isn't just a larger variant of Samsung's newest "regular" flagship. The plus-sized phone obviously packs a plus-sized battery as well, and that 4,300mAh monster can keep the lights on for many hours on end after spending very little time hugging a wall.
While the Note 10 Plus technically supports up to 45-watt charging speeds, the power brick that comes included in the retail box as standard with the 6.8-inch handset can only deliver 25W rates. That's way better than the modest 5W chargers bundled with the iPhone XS and XS Max, which helped the hot new Android powerhouse shine in our in-depth review recently, needing a little over an hour to take the aforementioned 4,300mAh cell from 0 to 100 percent capacity.
But if you want to get the most out of the theoretical capabilities of the Galaxy Note 10+, you can buy an optional 45W USB-C fast charging wall charger from Samsung at a typical price of $49.99. That may sound expensive at first, although Apple sells a significantly humbler 30W USB-C power adapter (without a cable) at the exact same price. Even better, Amazon is offering a 22 percent discount at the time of this writing on Samsung's "Super Fast Charging" brick in your choice of black or white colors.
There are absolutely no strings attached to this deal, which shaves a decent $11.07 off the list price of the blazing fast 45W charger, but you might want to keep in mind that the product is in pretty high demand, currently needing between one and two months to be delivered to your doorstep. That probably means the price will go up or the charger itself will go out of stock altogether soon enough, so if you own a Note 10+ and don't mind waiting, you should pull the trigger ASAP.
Of course, the 45-watt power brick can be used with any USB-C device, but for the time being, the Note 10+ is the only one capable of reaching those sky-high charging speeds.
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