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Did you know that the new Samsung charging animation tells you what grade of charger you have connected to your device?
Yes, your Samsung Galaxy phone's lock screen is designed to show detailed charging information. Here's how it does it.
- Charging information on lock screen
- Show charging information
- New charging animation
- Charging notification
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Did you know that the charging animation
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on your Samsung smartphone's lock screen
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gives detailed and specific information
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about the charger that you're using?
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Come with me.
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[Music]
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Yes, the new charging animation on your
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Samsung lock screen gives you vital
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information that lets you know what type
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of charger you're using, and I'm going
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to demonstrate it in this video. For our
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demonstration, I have three chargers
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here. This charger is a regular charger,
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5 watt speed. This charger does 25 watt
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fast charging. And this charger is an
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original Samsung 45 watt super fast
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charger. What I'm going to do is connect
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each and every one of these chargers to
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this phone one by one and show you what
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pops up on the charging animation on the
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lock screen. This is our first test
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using the standard 5 W charger. Watch
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this.
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The animation is is a gradient green and
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it says charging 89% 24 minutes until
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full. Take note of that. It just says
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charging and that animation is a green
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gradient. That's how 5 W and 10 watt
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chargers are represented when connected
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to your Samsung smartphone. Up next is
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the 25 watt fast charger.
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Watch the lock screen.
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It's a green gradient, but now it says
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fast charging. 89% 23 minutes until
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full. The animation is the same. Green
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gradient, but now it says fast charging.
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I'll show you again.
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You see that fast charging?
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This is how a fast charger 18 W 25 W
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maybe 33 W will be is represented in a
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Samsung phone's charging animation. And
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now for our third charger, the 45 watt
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fast charger from Samsung itself. This
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phone supports 45 W fast charging. Let's
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see what happens.
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Now the animation is different. It's a
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purplish bluish gradient animation. And
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then it says super fast charging. 22
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minutes until full. Let's do that again
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so you can see.
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Super fast charging 2.0.
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22 minutes until full. So this is how
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chargers that support higher fast
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charging speeds 45 watts and above are
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represented when plugged into a Samsung
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smartphone.
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I do not recall whether this particular
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feature was available in 1 UI7
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but this one has been updated to 1 UI 8.
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So I am sure that if you have a Samsung
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smartphone running 1 UI8, the lock
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screen charging animation will display
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this information as I have. So anytime
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you plug in a charger to a compatible
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Samsung smartphone, you can tell what
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kind of charger what speed to expect.
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The one that shows a bluish purple
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gradient animation and says super fast
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charging supports 45 W and above. The
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one that has a green gradient animation
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and says fast charging supports 18 25 W.
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And the one that just shows a green
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gradient and says charging is a regular
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charger that does 5 W and likely 10 W.
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That's the information I wanted to share
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with you. Immediately you plug in a
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charger to your phone, you can tell
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whether it's doing the maximum charging
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speed that the phone supports or not.
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That way you can tame your expectations.
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You can adjust your expectations. Let me
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know what Samsung phone you use and what
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software version is on it and if you are
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able to get the same experience out of
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it. Thanks for watching this video. Do
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like it. Do follow my channel. Turn on
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your notifications. I have lots more
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useful and cool stuff to share with you.
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I'll see you in my next video.