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Today, blogger i Bing Universe posted a comparison of the charging speed of iQOO 10 Pro and Samsung Galaxy S22 on social platforms. The former supports 200W wired fast charging, while the latter supports 25W wired fast charging.
After 14 minutes, the iQOO 10 Pro was fully charged, while the rival Samsung Galaxy S22 was only 31% charged, and it took 53 minutes to fully charge. After all, the time it takes to fully charge the Samsung Galaxy S22 once can charge the iQOO 10 Pro 5 times. There is a huge gap between the two.
It is worth noting that Samsung does not seem to have plans to improve fast charging. The Samsung Galaxy S23 series flagships that have obtained 3C certification still support 25W wired flash charging, which means that Samsung started from the Galaxy S10 until the Galaxy S23 series for 5 years, 25W Fast charging has not changed.
In addition, according to the renderings drawn by iBing Universe, the industrial design of the standard version of Samsung Galaxy S23 is not much different from the previous generation. It still adopts a central hole-digging straight screen design, the front is of equal width on all four sides, and the border is wider than the previous generation. 0.15mm.
Considering that the Galaxy S21 and Galaxy S22 have used FHD+ screens for two consecutive generations, the Galaxy S23 standard version should also use FHD+ screens.
More importantly, the Galaxy S23 is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen2 processor, which is the standard for Qualcomm’s flagship in 2023.
Specifically, the Snapdragon 8 Gen2 is based on TSMC’s 4nm process and adopts a new “1+2+2+3” eight-core architecture design, abandoning the “1+3+4” three-cluster architecture on the Snapdragon 8+. Among them, the Snapdragon 8 Gen2 super core is upgraded to Cortex X3, the large core is upgraded to Cortex A715, and the small core is still Cortex A510.
In addition, according to the Samsung Galaxy S series product line layout, in addition to the Galaxy S23, there will be Galaxy S23+ and Galaxy S23 Ultra, and the new products are expected to be unveiled in Q1 next year.
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