The difference between fast charging and slow charging is mainly reflected in the following aspects:
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1. Charging speed: Fast charging can fill the battery faster. Slow charge The charging speed is slow and requires a long charging time. Fast charging can generally be divided into different levels, such as QC1.0, QC2.0, QC3.0 and other levels, and the charging speed of each level will be different.
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2. Equipment support: Fast charging requires mutual support between charging devices and charging banks in order to play the fast charging effect. If the charging device does not support fast charging, even if the fast charging bank is used, it can only be charged at the speed of ordinary charging.
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3. Convenience of charging operation: fast charging bank and slow charging bank need to carry out different charging operations when charging. Some fast charging banks can identify the type of device and the type of peripherals to achieve smart charging with fewer operations.
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In general, the difference between fast charging and slow charging is mainly in the charging speed, device support and ease of charging operation. If you find a charging device that supports fast charging, and you want to fill the battery faster, then choosing a fast charging bank will be a better choice. For some cases that need to be used for a long time, you can choose a slow charging bank to provide more lasting power support during use.
Fast charging time is short, slow charging time is long