With the release of iPhone 13 , fast charging with power above 27W will become the next "pig on the wind". At this time, I was fortunate enough to get a hard candy 30W mini fast charger. Come and see if this "hard candy" can fly!
I found 2 surprises as soon as I got it:
First, the hard candy 30W fast charge was originally a joint product of hard candy and the well-known fast charge brand TEGIC, according to my previous understanding. TEGIC is definitely the first echelon level in the fast charging field;
Second, the hard candy 30W is packaged with a very personalized recycled paper compression molding. I have come into contact with fast charging products, but it is the first time See the packaging styles like this.
After tearing off the disposable seal (both inside and outside), open the box and you can see this "hard candy". I have to say that this product is indeed very environmentally friendly. The outer packaging and inner lining are made of press-molded recycled paper, because they are produced by machines, and the ones we usually use are completed by human hands, although Nowadays, labor is more expensive than machines, but because all molds are needed, the cost is still quite high.
In terms of appearance, the name is hard candy, so the lines are really hard, so it is also a lot of money for the module. And the hard candy 30W fast charging shell has all kinds of information printed around it. It can be seen that a lot of effort has been taken to design it. It has the taste of cyberpunk. Anyway, I personally like this and Different look.
hard candy 30W deliberately made the shell very similar to the color and texture of firearms or military vehicles.Then a corner was deliberately cut off, revealing the status light made of transparent frosted material, which visually resembles the psychic skeleton of the Unicorn Gundam. Of course, I used PS synthesis to enhance the lighting effect in the above picture. It is not so bright, so even if it is used at night, it will not feel very dazzling.
As for the output interface, the current 30W fast charge basically uses a single Type-C USB interface configuration. After all, the PD fast charge protocol requires the C port, and the new QC fast charge protocol also Support C port output.
However, the hard candy 30W does not use folding pins that save storage locations, but continues to use conventional fixed pins. In fact, this is also beneficial: on the one hand, the pin can be located at the center point, so you don't have to worry about uneven force and flipping when using it; on the other hand, the fixed pin is actually more crafty and durable.
In addition, from the logo printed around the pins, it can be seen that in addition to the 3C certification required by the national standard, the hard candy 30W has also taken the RoHS certification required by the European Union , which proves that it does not contain lead, mercury, cadmium, and six Valence chromium, polybrominated biphenyls and polybrominated diphenyl ethers are harmful substances to the human body.
In addition to the hard candy 30W fast charge, there is also a TS1 fabric C2C fast charge line produced by TEGIC. I checked it out and this line itself supports a maximum power of 60W. , So it is more than enough to meet the hard candy 30W. The workmanship of
TS1 is also not mentioned, the cable itself is quite thick,And has a good ability to unwind. Even the plug is quite elegant, with a metal shell and a blue background around the guard ring against the TEGIC LOGO, which is quite beautiful.
TS1 itself has 2 different lengths, but this time I got the 1 meter long version, which is enough for daily mobile phone charging. In addition, TS1 also has a C2L version, and it costs 69 yuan to sell it separately, but it's not cheap at all!
Then began to enter the actual test link.
First of all, which fast charge protocols are supported by convention or first?
But since it is produced by TEGIC, there is definitely no need to worry about this. Hard Candy 30W supports all fast charging protocols except VOOC/SVOOC, but it is a pity that QC fast charging does not support 20V output.
But I was a little surprised that the hard candy 30W actually uses the updated PD3.0 fast charge protocol, which will be 3.3V~11V/3A more than the old version of PD3.0. Control the gear of output power.
And from the actual performance, when the output power of 30W is fully drawn, the voltage and current performance of the hard candy 30W are quite satisfactory, and there is almost no obvious voltage drop problem.
In addition, in terms of reserve power, although the nominal value is 30W, the measured hard candy 30W fast charge can completely pull the output of 34W, which is 13.3% more than the nominal value. You should know that although the general fast charge will reserve part of the reserve power,But the rate rarely exceeds 10%. And the most important thing is that for the next fever test, I ran the 34W continuously for 20 minutes, showing the degree of stability and quality.
Even in this overloaded state, the maximum temperature measured by the hard candy 30W fast charge is only 59.3°C. Under normal 27W~30W power, the maximum temperature does not even exceed 55°C. What's more, this is still the measurement result when I simulate a constant power load with an adjustable load. In actual daily use, there will never be a long-term load exceeding 27W. . This fully shows that the temperature control level of hard candy 30W fast charging is quite good.
In general, I think the hard candy 30W mini fast charger itself is very distinctive in appearance, and its performance is absolutely excellent. It is an out-and-out "hard candy".
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