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Slow wired charging

Supported wired charging speed creates a material top-up disadvantage in the defined comparison or ownership context.

  • 4 phones
  • 4 linked passages
  • 0 awaiting review
  • Approved definition

Phones that document this flaw

Each entry quotes the passage that links the phone to this flaw. The link records that the condition is documented; it does not rate how much it matters, which depends on how you use the phone.

  1. Boltt Ace 5G

    Boltt
    charging is slow for 6,000mAh

    ReviewedRead the full assessment: Boltt Ace 5G Review: Update Promise, Specs and the Real Trade-Offs

  2. Lava Virat V1 Pro 5G

    Lava
    Lava rates a full charge at 160 minutes under its own conditions. Two publishers each measured more than two hours.

    ReviewedRead the full assessment: Lava Virat V1 Pro 5G Review: The Downsides Behind the 6,000mAh Battery

  3. Samsung Galaxy S26

    Samsung
    25 W wired charging is conservative

    ReviewedRelated article: Samsung Galaxy S26 FE vs Galaxy S26: Is the $100 Upgrade Worth It?

    Source: Samsung US (checked September 2, 2026), Android Central (republishing Samsung specifications) (checked November 2, 2026), Droid Life (republishing Samsung specifications) (checked November 2, 2026)

  4. Sony Xperia 10 VIII

    Sony
    The chip and cameras are unchanged, sustained performance reportedly got worse, charging is slow, and there is only one 128GB version.

    ReviewedRead the full assessment: Sony Xperia 10 VIII Review: A Brighter Screen for €150 More

What it takes to confirm it

The registry's minimum evidence for this flaw on a specific phone:

  • Exact supported or measured wired charging rate
  • Compatible charger conditions
  • Comparable alternatives or use-impact evidence

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