1. The new version of HMD Mobile’s Nokia 6 has recently gone on sale, and unlike the 2017 version, this one has a fast charging cable included. Early tests show that the phone’s 3,000mAh battery should charge up to close to 50 percent of its capacity in about 30 minutes or so.


2. It gets a bit harder to find new or recent fast charging phones in the budget range, but they exist and Motorola’s moto  G5S plus is an excellent choice. While it does have the older Micro-USB port at the bottom of the phone, the handset still supports Moto’s TurboPower charging capabilities for its 3,000mAh battery.
Outside testing has shown that the phone can charge up to 43 percent of its battery capacity in just 30 minutes, and 78 percent in an hour, again with its own charger. While that’s not as fast as most of the phones in the flagship and mid-range, that’s still pretty impressive. You can get this phone right now from Amazon for just $260.


3. 2017 ,s flagship  phone from samsung  are still excellent handsets that are now in the mid-range price category. They are also great fast charging phones, and should allow owners to charge them up completely from zero to 100 percent in about 1 hour and 40 minutes or so with its fast charging adapter.



4.  The latest mid-range entry in the Honor series of phones is the view 10.It has a pretty large 3,750mAh battery, but it can still get close to 50 percent of its capacity in just over 30 minutes. While that’s not as fast as the OnePlus 5T, it’s still pretty impressive for a phone with a bigger battery.



5.  Even though the  oneplus 5T has a Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor inside, the phone doesn’t use that company’s Quick Charge technology for its 3,300mAh battery. Instead, it uses OnePlus’s own Dash Charge tech, which boosts the amperage to the phone with its own proprietary charger. That allows the phone to go from zero to 59 percent in just 30 minutes of charging, and all the way up to 93 percent in just one hour.



6.  The LG  V30 and its V30 Plus variant both have a 3,300mAh battery. It supports Qualcomm’s Quick Charge technology, and the phone can go from zero to 53 percent of its battery capacity in just 30 minutes, and 86 percent in an hour, according to outside reviews. While that’s behind the scores of the Galaxy S9 and Huawei P20, it’s still much faster than older phones.




7.  The latest flagship phones from Samsung, when sold in the US, use Qualcomm’s Quick Charge technology. The 3,000mAh battery on the S9 takes 93 minutes to fully charge up, while the larger 3,500mAh battery on the S9 Plus takes just a little bit longer at 96 minutes, according to our testing.



8.  The latest flagship smartphones from Huawei are the P20 and P20 Pro, and at the moment, they are indeed the current champions in phones with fast charging capabilties. Both phones have Huawei’s in-house SuperCharge technology, and it allows the P20, with its 3,400mAh battery, to charge up from zero to 100 percent in just 72 minutes, according to our own testing. The P20 Pro, with its larger 4,000mAh battery, is not far behind its smaller brother; it can go from zero to 100 percent on its charging capacity in 90 minutes.



 TOP 10 world famous phones

1.  

SAMSUNG GALAXY NOTE 9





2.

 HUAWEI P20 PRO




3. 

 SAMSUNG GALAXY S9/S9 PLUS




4.

 APPLE IPHONE X



5. 

 SAMSUNG GALAXY NOTE 8