The difference between PD (Power Delivery) fast charging and regular fast charging mainly lies in the charging speed, voltage, and power transmission.
Speed: PD fast charging can provide a higher charging speed and can generally fully charge the battery in a short period of time. The charging speed of regular fast charging is much slower than that of PD fast charging.
Voltage: PD fast charging can transmit power at higher voltages and provide higher power. However, ordinary fast charging can only transmit power at lower voltages, resulting in lower power.
Power transmission: PD fast charging can transmit higher power through the USB-C port, which means it can provide faster charging speed for more devices without generating heat during charging.
In summary, PD fast charging is faster, more powerful, and more stable than regular fast charging. Proper use of PD fast charging can better extend the battery life and prolong the standby time of the device. However, the prerequisite for using PD fast charging is that your device must have the characteristics to support PD fast charging, otherwise you will not be able to experience the advantages of PD fast charging.
