The Firm Stance on this from companies like OnePlus is certainly welcome, especially considering they keep the prices of their flagship devices low while also including the plug and cable for the price of the phone we're looking at you Apple and Samsung.

The inclusion of cables and charging bricks is a significant aspect of the OnePlus experience. The company has generations of experience pushing the envelope in this regard, as evident from my previous review of the OnePlus 10T video. While I found that the phone had a few things it could improve on by far, my favorite aspect was the 125W SuperVOOK Endurance Edition charging.

How many watts is 125 from? Looking down at the people working on this video, it's literally because Austin is just on the floor there are chairs literally everywhere in this office. I've got the best angle on the monitor here if you think so buddy what this means is that combined with the included cable and Wall Brick, the 10T can charge to 100% in 20 minutes not 10 to 80 not 0 to 70, but 20 minutes to full charge.

They even include a graphic to show you how insane this is. It goes to the 100 decimal point, which genuinely quick enough to where it's made me think about charging differently in the two weeks I spent daily driving the phone.

Not only was the 4800 milliamp hour battery enough to endure almost two work days of mixed use, but it allowed me to get a full charge whenever I found myself stranded for a brief moment getting ready in the morning, charge it in the bathroom, and Boom! Full battery. Are you charging your phone in the bathroom? Yeah, just unplug the hair dryer and plug in your OnePlus in your bedroom.

You step in the bathroom for a minute, and stuff like no I forgot my phone, grabbing Starbucks 10 minutes in the store while waiting for your latte is an easy time to top off. Forget to charge your phone before your flight while waiting at the gate, you could just plug in and it's done. In all fairness, these were examples from my honeymoon period with the phone in the most extreme use cases.

But the OnePlus 10T really showed how good wired charging can get from a practical standpoint. However, all this speed is hardly impressive without addressing concerns regarding battery health both in the short term and the long term.

Referencing back to that MPD research study commissioned by OnePlus, over a third of people expressed concern that leaving a phone plugged in over a long period of time may damage the phone. This is especially amplified if you start pushing the physics of it all; your phone might certainly charge at the speed of light, but if the system can't manage it all, you're in for some problems.

While the 10T's insanely fast SuperVOOK charging is proprietary tech that requires both the cable and charging brick designed for it to work honestly, it's better that way. The last thing I want is for my phone to blow up or for the battery to wear out in like a month before I need a new one.

A lot of the safety and preservation of the battery happens on device with both the hardware and software. A dual charge pump splits the 125 watts of power running to the device in two to help manage thermals. The VFC trickle charging optimization algorithm that's a lot helps manage the last leg of charging between 90% and 100% to maximize battery longevity.

And a smart charging chip adapts input current and voltage to make sure the battery is fed properly. But what's most impressive is that the 10T's battery is rated to keep up to 80% of its health after 1600 charge cycles. Considering that the iPhone can only guarantee that percentage for 500 charge cycles, and the OnePlus charges over four times quicker, this is seriously impressive stuff.

Real talk, this honestly makes me wish that other phones would incorporate the same type of tech. But I want to know how do you charge your phone? Drop me a line in the comments below. And also huge thanks to OnePlus for sponsoring this video.

If you want to find out more about their quick charging and any of the other products they offer, go ahead and visit the link in the description below. Otherwise, I'll catch you in the next one.

WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: ensmartphones might be getting more and more powerful by the day but there's one aspect to these devices that I think needs more attention and that's the battery let's talk about it let me pose a question what do you the viewer genuinely value more in a phone is it a bigger battery quicker charging how about wireless charging let me know in the comments below but when it comes to filling our batteries and topping off it's one of those things that's Mission critical to us using them every single day but we often don't think about now that I can blame anyone it's such a passive part of our routine that gets glossed over along with all of the other mundane stuff that we do on the regular like brushing our teeth or walking the dog however because we rely on our smartphone so much to manage our personal and professional lives thinking about how we charge our phones is becoming increasingly important and for a handful of reasons OnePlus who are gracious enough to sponsor this video aren't buying time on the channel to necessarily sell you on the OnePlus 10t or anything like that but rather to spark conversation around this aspect of smartphone ownership the motivation behind this whole thing comes from an independent study commissioned by OnePlus and conducted by the NPD group to figure out everything from how Flagship smartphone users charge what their habits look like and even gauging if people see battery wear as a genuine concern some of the things I found most interesting with this survey of 1 000 users in the US 69 of people reported that they charge at least twice a day nice I can't say I'm surprised by this especially when phones are becoming our multimedia device of choice they're convenient and in our pockets everywhere we go so the amount of time we spend scrolling through social media watching YouTube or Tick Tock and playing games like gentian there's more out there vying for our attention and so even with beefy batteries you don't necessarily have to be a hardcore power user to need a charger in the middle of the day I can tell you that even on the iPhone 14 pro Max which has the biggest battery apple offers on a phone this generation I still need supplementary power if I'm remotely glued to my phone throughout the day another point that was interesting to see was the spread of Charters people use 88 use a wired charger 46 charge in the car under a third use wireless chargers and a fair gift use power Banks if I had to Hazard a guess wired Chargers are popular mainly because people have ones that came with devices they already own of course nowadays smartphone brands use this as a license to Omit them from the box but unsurprisingly this survey also notes that more than three quarters of participants believe that Chargers and cables should be included for the price of the phone we're looking at you Apple and Samsung The Firm Stance on this from companies like OnePlus is certainly welcome especially considering they keep the prices of their Flagship devices low but also it makes sense that they include the plug and cable because their proprietary charging Tech is legitimately top-notch if there's anything OnePlus does right it's their charging and it makes sense the company has generations of experience pushing the envelope in this regard looking back at my OnePlus 10t video from a few months ago while I found that that phone had a few things it could improve on by far my favorite aspect was the 125 watt supervook endurance Edition charging how many watts 125 from looking down at the people working on this video it's literally because Austin is just on the floor there are chairs literally everywhere in this office I've got the best angle on the monitor here if you think so buddy what this means is that combined with the included cable and Wall Brick the 10t can charge to 100 in 20 minutes not 10 to 80 not 0 to 70 20 minutes to full charge and they even include a graphic to show you how insane this is it goes to the 100 decimal it's genuinely quick enough to where it's made me think about charging differently in the two weeks I spent daily driving the phone Not only was the 4 800 milliamp hour battery enough to endure almost two work days of mixed use but it allowed me to get a full charge whenever I found myself planted for a brief moment getting ready in the morning charge it in the bathroom and Boom full battery are you charging the phone in the bathroom yeah just unplug the hair dryer and plug in your OnePlus in your bedroom you step in the bathroom for a minute and stuff like no I forgot my phone grabbing Starbucks 10 minutes in the store while waiting for your latte is an easy time to top off forget to charge your phone before your flight while waiting at the gate you could just plug in and it's done in all fairness these were examples from my honeymoon period with the phone in the most extreme use cases but the OnePlus 10t really showed how good wired charging can get from a practical standpoint however all this speed is hardly impressive without addressing concerns regarding battery health both in the short term and the long term referring back to that MPD research study commissioned by OnePlus over a third of people expressed concern that leaving a phone plugged in over a long period of time may damage the phone this is especially Amplified if you start pushing the physics of it all your phone might certainly charge at the speed of light but if the system can't manage it all you're in for some problems while the 10ts insanely fast super vook charging is proprietary Tech that requires both the cable and charging brick designed for it to work honestly it's better that way the last thing I want is for my phone to blow up or for the battery to wear out in like a month before I need a new one a lot of the safety and preservation of the battery happens on device with both the hardware and software a dual charge pump splits the 125 watts of power running to the device in two to help manage thermals the vfc trickle charging optimization algorithm that's a lot helps manage the 10t's last leg of charging between 90 and 100 to maximize battery longevity and a smart charging chip adapts input current and voltage to make sure the battery is fed properly but what's most impressive is that the 10 T's battery is rated to keep up to 80 percent of its Health after 1600 charge cycles considering that the iPhone can only guarantee that percentage for 500 charge cycles and the OnePlus charges over four times quicker this is seriously impressive stuff and real talk this honestly makes me wish that other phones would incorporate the same type of tech but I want to know how do you charge your phone drop me a line in the comments below and also huge thanks to OnePlus for sponsoring this video if you want to find out more about their quick charging and any of the other products that they offer go ahead and visit the link in the description below and otherwise I'll catch you in the next onesmartphones might be getting more and more powerful by the day but there's one aspect to these devices that I think needs more attention and that's the battery let's talk about it let me pose a question what do you the viewer genuinely value more in a phone is it a bigger battery quicker charging how about wireless charging let me know in the comments below but when it comes to filling our batteries and topping off it's one of those things that's Mission critical to us using them every single day but we often don't think about now that I can blame anyone it's such a passive part of our routine that gets glossed over along with all of the other mundane stuff that we do on the regular like brushing our teeth or walking the dog however because we rely on our smartphone so much to manage our personal and professional lives thinking about how we charge our phones is becoming increasingly important and for a handful of reasons OnePlus who are gracious enough to sponsor this video aren't buying time on the channel to necessarily sell you on the OnePlus 10t or anything like that but rather to spark conversation around this aspect of smartphone ownership the motivation behind this whole thing comes from an independent study commissioned by OnePlus and conducted by the NPD group to figure out everything from how Flagship smartphone users charge what their habits look like and even gauging if people see battery wear as a genuine concern some of the things I found most interesting with this survey of 1 000 users in the US 69 of people reported that they charge at least twice a day nice I can't say I'm surprised by this especially when phones are becoming our multimedia device of choice they're convenient and in our pockets everywhere we go so the amount of time we spend scrolling through social media watching YouTube or Tick Tock and playing games like gentian there's more out there vying for our attention and so even with beefy batteries you don't necessarily have to be a hardcore power user to need a charger in the middle of the day I can tell you that even on the iPhone 14 pro Max which has the biggest battery apple offers on a phone this generation I still need supplementary power if I'm remotely glued to my phone throughout the day another point that was interesting to see was the spread of Charters people use 88 use a wired charger 46 charge in the car under a third use wireless chargers and a fair gift use power Banks if I had to Hazard a guess wired Chargers are popular mainly because people have ones that came with devices they already own of course nowadays smartphone brands use this as a license to Omit them from the box but unsurprisingly this survey also notes that more than three quarters of participants believe that Chargers and cables should be included for the price of the phone we're looking at you Apple and Samsung The Firm Stance on this from companies like OnePlus is certainly welcome especially considering they keep the prices of their Flagship devices low but also it makes sense that they include the plug and cable because their proprietary charging Tech is legitimately top-notch if there's anything OnePlus does right it's their charging and it makes sense the company has generations of experience pushing the envelope in this regard looking back at my OnePlus 10t video from a few months ago while I found that that phone had a few things it could improve on by far my favorite aspect was the 125 watt supervook endurance Edition charging how many watts 125 from looking down at the people working on this video it's literally because Austin is just on the floor there are chairs literally everywhere in this office I've got the best angle on the monitor here if you think so buddy what this means is that combined with the included cable and Wall Brick the 10t can charge to 100 in 20 minutes not 10 to 80 not 0 to 70 20 minutes to full charge and they even include a graphic to show you how insane this is it goes to the 100 decimal it's genuinely quick enough to where it's made me think about charging differently in the two weeks I spent daily driving the phone Not only was the 4 800 milliamp hour battery enough to endure almost two work days of mixed use but it allowed me to get a full charge whenever I found myself planted for a brief moment getting ready in the morning charge it in the bathroom and Boom full battery are you charging the phone in the bathroom yeah just unplug the hair dryer and plug in your OnePlus in your bedroom you step in the bathroom for a minute and stuff like no I forgot my phone grabbing Starbucks 10 minutes in the store while waiting for your latte is an easy time to top off forget to charge your phone before your flight while waiting at the gate you could just plug in and it's done in all fairness these were examples from my honeymoon period with the phone in the most extreme use cases but the OnePlus 10t really showed how good wired charging can get from a practical standpoint however all this speed is hardly impressive without addressing concerns regarding battery health both in the short term and the long term referring back to that MPD research study commissioned by OnePlus over a third of people expressed concern that leaving a phone plugged in over a long period of time may damage the phone this is especially Amplified if you start pushing the physics of it all your phone might certainly charge at the speed of light but if the system can't manage it all you're in for some problems while the 10ts insanely fast super vook charging is proprietary Tech that requires both the cable and charging brick designed for it to work honestly it's better that way the last thing I want is for my phone to blow up or for the battery to wear out in like a month before I need a new one a lot of the safety and preservation of the battery happens on device with both the hardware and software a dual charge pump splits the 125 watts of power running to the device in two to help manage thermals the vfc trickle charging optimization algorithm that's a lot helps manage the 10t's last leg of charging between 90 and 100 to maximize battery longevity and a smart charging chip adapts input current and voltage to make sure the battery is fed properly but what's most impressive is that the 10 T's battery is rated to keep up to 80 percent of its Health after 1600 charge cycles considering that the iPhone can only guarantee that percentage for 500 charge cycles and the OnePlus charges over four times quicker this is seriously impressive stuff and real talk this honestly makes me wish that other phones would incorporate the same type of tech but I want to know how do you charge your phone drop me a line in the comments below and also huge thanks to OnePlus for sponsoring this video if you want to find out more about their quick charging and any of the other products that they offer go ahead and visit the link in the description below and otherwise I'll catch you in the next one