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What is fast charging and do high speed chargers damage battery?

Mar 10, 2025

What is fast charging and do high speed chargers damage battery?

Have you ever bought a 100W fast charging power bank, only to find that your phone doesn’t actually charge at 100W? Why does charging speed vary between devices? How does fast charging work?
Today, we’ll dive deep into the world of fast charging using the INIU Cougar P63-E1 100W Fast Charging Power Bank as an example. Let’s unlock the secrets behind high-wattage charging and how you can maximize your charging efficiency.

What Is Fast Charging and How Does It Work?

Fast charging refers to the technology that increases power output (W) to reduce charging time. At its core, charging power is determined by the equation:

Wattage (W) = Voltage (V) × Current (A). 

Increasing either voltage or current can boost charging speed.

Additionally, different fast-charging protocols dictate how power is delivered. Common protocols include:

  • USB PD (Power Delivery) – Widely used in smartphones, tablets, and laptops.
  • QC (Quick Charge) – Mainly used in Android devices.
  • PPS (Programmable Power Supply) – Adjusts voltage dynamically for optimal charging efficiency.

Compatibility between your device and charging protocol determines how much power is actually delivered.

What is considered fast charging?

Charging above 18W is typically considered fast charging. 100W is a flagship-level speed, suitable for high-power devices. So what can 100W fast charging do?

  1. Charge a 100W compatible laptop to 50% in 30 minutes.
  2. Charge an iPhone 15 to 71% in just 30 minutes.
  3. Power high-demand devices like MacBooks, gaming consoles (Switch), drones, and more.

For those who need ultra-fast, high-efficiency charging, 100W is the way to go.

Why Doesn’t My Phone Charge at 100W?

If your device isn’t hitting 100W, here’s why:

1. Device Limitation
Your phone or tablet may not support high-wattage charging. For example:
iPhone 15 Pro Max supports a maximum of 27W, meaning even with a 100W power bank, it will only draw 27W.

2. Incompatible Charging Protocols
If your device and charger use different protocols (e.g., USB PD vs. QC), the power output may be lower than expected.

3. Cable Matters
Standard cables may limit power output. To achieve full speed, use a 100W PD-compatible charging cable.

4. Temperature Control Mechanisms
Many devices throttle charging speed when they overheat to protect battery health. If your phone is hot, it may slow down charging even with a high-wattage power bank.

Do high speed chargers damage the battery?

Modern fast charging is designed with safety in mind. Technologies like smart power regulation and temperature control help preserve battery life.

The INIU Cougar P63-E1 power bank uses intelligent power adjustment technology to deliver optimal power without overheating or overloading your battery.

How to Minimize Battery Wear?

  1. Choose a power bank that supports PPS dynamic adjustment to regulate charging speed.
  2. Avoid charging in extreme temperatures (too hot or too cold).
  3. Limit high-power applications (e.g., gaming, video calls) while charging.

How many watts does it take to charge multiple devices?

When multiple devices share a power bank, the total wattage is split.
For example, the INIU Cougar P63-E1 provides 100W for a single device, but if two devices are connected, it may distribute power as below.

Iniu Cougar P63-E1: How many watts does it take to charge multiple devices?

How to Optimize Multi-Device Charging?

  1. Prioritize high-power devices (e.g., charge your laptop first).
  2. Charge in sequence (first power the device that needs more energy, then the smaller ones).

What is the most fast charger?

Power banks come in different wattage categories:

Charging Power Suitable For
5W-18W Smartwatches, wireless earbuds
22.5W-65W Smartphones, tablets
100W-140W Laptops, gaming consoles, drones

 

The INIU Cougar P63-E1 100W power bank is among the top-tier portable chargers, capable of handling almost any modern device.

  • 100W fast charging – Covers laptops, tablets, and phones with ease.
  • Dual USB-C ports – Supports simultaneous fast charging for multiple devices.
  • Smart power distribution – Dynamically adjusts power output for efficiency.
Iniu Cougar P63-E1: 25000mah power up all your devices

When choosing a fast-charging power bank, don’t just look at wattage. Consider device compatibility, charging protocols, and multi-device performance.

With the INIU Cougar P63-E1 100W Power Bank, you get the best of speed, efficiency, and safety—ensuring you stay powered up, no matter where you are.

Now that you know how fast charging works, are you ready to choose the perfect power bank for your needs?