charging speed of Samsung Galaxy A56 Phone

25W is the wired fast charging standard across many midrange Galaxy phones, and the A56 5G continues that tradition. It may not be as fast as some of its competitors — think 67W, and even a 100W charge — but the balanced charging speeds makes it clear Samsung is choosing battery health and longevity above all else.

In real-world usage, the 5,000mAh battery went from 0 to 50% in about 30 minutes, and full charging took about 1 hour and 15 minutes. It’s then efficient enough to be used for daily top ups without it having to be charging for hours. Samsung’s adaptive charging adjusts power for the optimal balance of charging speed and battery life to minimize battery wear over time, and save customers from having to constantly switch their battery chargin.

The bad news is, there’s no wireless charging here, which Samsung seems to have reserved for its more premium Galaxy S and Z series. But it does include reverse wired charging, so you can also use the A56 5G as a power bank, providing some juice to help top up smaller devices such as earbuds or a smartwatch.

As a whole, while the charging is no record-breaker, it’s reliable and does what you need it to do: it ensures users have enough juice for a full day after just one short spell on the charger.

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