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The video addresses the issue of slow phone charging in cars, primarily due to inadequate amperage from many car chargers that offer only 1 amp of current. Cory, the speaker, recommends using car chargers with higher amperage for faster charging, introducing the Anker PowerDrive Speed 2 for its quick charge capabilities and IQ charging technology. He explains the importance of understanding your phone's battery capacity in milliamp hours (mAh) to determine the appropriate amperage needed. Using an iPhone 8 as an example, he demonstrates that a charger should provide at least 1.5 amps output for efficient charging. He emphasizes the advantages of chargers with Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0 technology, which can rapidly charge a phone to 80% in about 35 minutes. Cory also notes that car USB ports and typical laptop USB ports often provide insufficient power, recommending the use of a 12-volt car charger with at least 1.5 amps output. He concludes by advising viewers to invest in good quality chargers and invites them to like, comment, and subscribe.
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In this part of the video, Cory addresses the common issue of slow phone charging in cars. He explains that many car chargers offer only 1 amp of current, which is insufficient for modern phone batteries. To ensure faster charging, he recommends using car chargers that provide more than 1 amp. He introduces and unboxes the Anker PowerDrive Speed 2, highlighting its quick charge capabilities and IQ charging technology. Cory emphasizes understanding your phone’s battery capacity in milliamp hours (mAh) to determine the appropriate amperage needed from a car charger. He concludes by suggesting viewers check the description for links to recommended car chargers.
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In this part of the video, the speaker simplifies calculating the appropriate amp output for phone chargers using the example of an iPhone 8 with a 3000 milliamp hour battery. By dividing the battery capacity by two and then converting milliamp hours to amp hours, the speaker determines that a charger should have at least 1.5 amps output. The speaker also explains that chargers with Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0 technology can charge a phone to 80% in about 35 minutes. Additionally, the speaker points out that car USB ports and typical laptop USB ports usually provide insufficient charging power, often only 0.5 amps, and recommends using a 12-volt car charger with at least 1.5 amps output for better results. The speaker encourages viewers to buy a good quality charger that can charge multiple devices efficiently and thanks them for watching, suggesting they like, comment, and subscribe.