The Brand-new Huawei P30 Pro with its reverse wireless charging Versus Samsung Galaxy S10+ power share IS ALL WE WILL TALK ABOUT IN THIS POST.
We have the P30 Pro and Galaxy S10+, showing you quickly how to access the reverse wireless charging.
What you want to do
- Swipe down the notification bar => go to your settings menu
- Then go over to the battery
- Tn the battery indicator right there you see Wireless
- Then reverse charging which is below that and you can actually turn it on or off.
For The Samsung Galaxy S10+, you’d need to
- Swipe down the notification bar
- Turn off Wi-Fi of course and
- Then you have your Powershare
Which are the simple steps to turn the feature on both devices?
Before we start the talking about the Reverse wireless charging vs. Powershare, the device being used during the test is the Google Pixel 3XL (The best Photography Device of 2019).
You have to basically run down the battery down, seriously the battery needs to be very low 0% to get a precise speed test to see who actually has the fastest battery share.
Is it Huawei P30 Pro Reverse charging or the Galaxy S10+ Powershare charging. Since it was a test of speed, two Pixel 3XL devices were used to test both Reverse charging and Powershare charging at the same time.
I already mentioned how to turn on both devices to access the function, reverse wireless charging on the P30 Pro and of course Powershare on the Galaxy S10+.
We’re going to Turn ON the feature on both device and Timing is a very essential thing we need to choose which is much better when it comes to wirelessly charge another.
So we’re going to set this for about 13 minutes to see how much juice can get when place on both of our devices.
Just make sure they’re both ON (you can place the wireless Samsung earbud on both devices) or you can wait to see both having heat charging and we are good to go.
We’ll see who has the best time in terms of charging between both devices. The first clock in and time is about five minutes, well we’ll check to see how fast they both charge, the P30 Pro has a reverse wireless charger of 25 watts while the Galaxy S10 plus is rated at 45 watts.
We’ll see how that actually goes for both devices, checking the P30 Pro the Pixel has gained 1% and then moving over to the Galaxy S10+ have also gained about 1%.
They started very well at the beginning It’s fairly the same at 1% so that’s actually good to know. At the 15-minute mark, which device will take the lead may be the Huawei 25 watts is better than the Samsung 45 watts.
You going to see what we have for the time, checking out the P30 Pro and we’re looking at 4% here so that’s actually not bad it’s moving pretty well and the Galaxy S10+ is at 5% which is at least a percent faster than the P30 Pro.
We’ll see how it changes when we get to that 25 minutes, over to 25-minute mark with a couple of minutes left the P30 Pro charged up to 6% and the Galaxy S10+ is at 9%, see this you’ve got at least 3% points more than the P30 Pro.
We are still not done with the speed test just wrap up and boot down, of course the 30 minute mark so at half an hour mark the percent here we’ve got the P30 Pro and looking at the percentage about 10 percent, for the galaxy and we’ve got 16 percent so the Galaxy charges faster.
It seems again the Galaxy S10 plus is the winner here and it defeated the brand new Huawei P30 Pro, power share is faster than reverse wireless charging on the P30 Pro.
CONCLUSION
Yes, Galaxy Fans are actually happy to know the S10 is better than the P30 Pro but this victory might not last for a long time.
Huawei has not released the Mate Series family 2019 which has proven to be stronger than the Galaxy and iPhone Market.
The Mate family Series are usually release months before the year end, which I think is very smart from Huawei to see how other competitors specs and design react to the market before they release the device that will shake the internet and probably get crowned as the best of 2019 an award which iPhone is yet to win for more than Two years.
Both wireless charging devices are the first generation and I will advise not to put much hope on them, because when you need a quick charge of 60% in 30 minutes for a business presentation the wireless charging is a No to that but I prefer if you stick to Wireless charging Power bank which comes with Quick Charge like the Baseus.
