Flash charge and fast charge are both the names of modern mobile device charging technologies, and the differences between them are as follows:
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1. Charging speed: fast flash charging is usually faster than fast charging. It is a high-power charging technology that can charge a device with higher current and power, so it is able to recharge the battery faster. The fast charging technology is a faster charging technology, although the speed is faster, but the charging speed is slow compared to the ultra-fast flash charging.
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2. Compatibility: Fast charging technology is usually compatible with a variety of devices and chargers. For example, one charger that supports fast charging technology can be used to provide fast charging for multiple brands and models of devices. However, flash charging technology is usually proprietary to a specific brand or model, and chargers and devices need to support the same flash charging technology to achieve the fastest charging speed.
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3. Safety and thermal management: Flash charging technology generally pays more attention to safety and thermal management during charging. It monitors the temperature between the device and the charger, avoids overheating by dynamically adjusting the current and voltage, and ensures safe charging. Therefore, when using flash charging technology, the charger and device may work better together to ensure the safety of the charging process.
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All in all, flash charging technology has faster charging speed and higher power output than fast charging technology, but it is usually a proprietary technology of a specific brand or model. The fast charge technology is a more general and universal fast charge technology, which can be widely applied to different brands and models of equipment.