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Qualcomm Quick Charge, OnePlus Dash Charging or Motorola TurboCharging?

To fully charge a phone normally takes 1 to 2 hours, but who has time for that? A phone with fast charging can give you enough power to use it for several hours after only a 15- or 30-minute charge.

It's a big selling point for phones lately and several companies have entered the fray with names like Qualcomm Quick Charge, OnePlus Dash Charging and Motorola TurboCharging. (Qualcomm just announced that its upcoming Quick Charge 4.0 technology can power a phone for 5 hours after a 5-minute charge.) But how fast do these fast-charging phones really charge?

How much battery capacity was charged in the allotted time: (Tested by CNET)
HTC 10
Google Pixel
LG G5
Motorola Moto Z
OnePlus 3
Technology
QuickCharge 3.0
USB-C 18W charger
QuickCharge 3.0
TurboPower charger
DashCharging
Connector
USB-C
USB-C
USB-C
USB-C
USB-C
Battery capacity
3,000mAh battery (nonremovable)
2,770mAh (nonremovable)
2,800mAh (removable)
2,600mAh (nonremovable)
3,000mAh (nonremovable)
15-minute charge from 0 percent
24 percent
26 percent
33 percent
28 percent
32 percent
30-minute charge from 0 percent
45 percent
42 percent
61 percent
47 percent
58 percent

 
The less the better


Verdict:
Fastest to reach 100 percent: Dash Chage
Fastest to reach 50 percent: Quick Charge
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