This morning, we received another major leak about Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S22 Series. This time, the leak concerns the charging specifications of all three models in this expected series.
Recently, the Galaxy S22 series received the 3C certification, and its charging specs were revealed.
Following are the models that are listed in the certifications:
- SM-S9010 (Galaxy S22)
- SM-S9060 (Galaxy S22+)
- SM-S9080 (Galaxy S22 Ultra)
It is worth mentioning that all these models are Chinese variants and support a maximum of 25W charging. Previously, the famous blogger Ice Universe said the S22 Ultra would be upgraded to 45W fast charging, but Samsung might stick with a 25W charger with its Chinese variants. We can also conclude that the 45W charging would be exclusive to the Exynos 2200-powered model.
All three models will use Samsung’s EP-TA800 25W charger, which debuted with the Galaxy Note10 series. The charger supports charging in the following modes: PD Charging 15W (5V/3A) and 25W (9V/2.77A), PPS Charging 10W-18W (3.3-5.9V/3A) and 7.5W-25W (3.3V-11V/2.25A). The applicant for this certification is Samsung China Investment Company Limited.
In an era when other smartphone brands are looking forward to 200W wired charging and 120W wireless fast charging, Samsung stands by with its 25W charging. As we mentioned previously, this may be due to the Galaxy Note7 incident; the company didn’t want to face this major battery issue again.
For the detailed specifications of the upcoming Galaxy S22 Series, have a look at our previous posts.
