“Just bought the moto one g5 ace, how many watts is the charger that is included with the phone. Mine was 10 watts and this takes an hour and a half to charge from 30% Are faster chargers available”
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Mine was 10 Watts as well, and that's what Motorola includes with all of the phones as far as I know. The phone supports up to a 15W charger, which should theoretically charge at about a 50% faster rate, approximately. The battery is 5000 mAH (milliamp hours) which is quite a bit of battery power for a phone. That's equivalent to 5 amp hours. 10 watts at 5 Volts DC is 2 amps, and you're taking a battery that's down to 30% (1500 mah) back to a full charge... that's going to take a bit longer than other phones because the battery is so big. So a charger that's capable of 2A charging for 1.5 hours = 3AH, or 3000 mAh for a total of about 4.5AH, or 4500mAH. Close enough to 5000mAH given battery recharging capabilities. A 15 watt charger at 5 vdc is 3A. That's a 50% increase in output. But when we compare charging times, what does this gain you? 3A per hour, or 3000 mAH from 30% (1500mAH) means it will take about an hour vs. hour and a half to recharge to the same point. (Battery recharge rates are not linear, so these values are approximate.) It's faster, but it's still going to take a while because the battery is so big. An alternative is to plug in randomly throughout the day to get a bit of a charge here and there. I do this sitting at my desk at work, or when I'm running around town in my vehicle. I rarely see 80% or less this way, but I typically plug in when I sleep at night. Hope this helps.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.When I first got my Moto One 5g Ace and took it out of the box, I plugged the 15 W charger from my old Moto X4 into it and it said "TuirboPower Charging" just like my X4 used to. About a week later I went through the box and found that it only came with a 10W charger. When I use that one, it doesn't say "TurboPower." Don't know why they only include a 10W charger with the phone when it supports 15W. My guess is either 1) cost or 2) the slower charging rate makes the batter last longer. (Quick charging is alleged to shorten the life of batteries in any phone). In any case if you want it, just get a Motorola 3A, 15W charger; the One 5G Ace supports it even if they don't include it.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You guys are lucky i just got the motorola 5G and no charging block in my package
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi Skipdog, The device has 10W rapid charger in-box. -Jess.
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