Overcharging is a problem that every brand tries to fix in a different way. Most brands simply use software magic to stop charging once the battery is fully charged, and some allow trickle charging to continue. But one of the problems is that the battery overheats when the phone is in use – you’re charging it while playing a game on the device, for example. This is when the battery is under stress and you cannot reverse its effects. Samsung has now found a way to get around this.
Based on a report from Sammobile, it is said that the Galaxy S23 can bypass charging from the battery. In the Game Booster settings menu, there is an option to enable the Pause USB Power Delivery feature. This feature delivers power directly from the charger to the chipset and not through the battery. In this way, Samsung managed to prevent any kind of heat generation in the phone that accompanies charging while playing or performing an intensive task.
SAMSUNG Galaxy S23 can skip charging
With this feature, it also helps to reduce battery charge cycles, thereby improving the overall health of the battery. With this feature enabled, the Galaxy S23 was found to consume only 6W of power, much less than the 17W required in normal operation. Currently, we have not discovered this feature on our review units.
The Galaxy S23 series is using the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset with enhanced performance cores, which Samsung promises to deliver higher performance when gaming. The added efficiency of the chip also makes the battery better life, which is a big improvement over the Galaxy S22 series. Samsung also says the Galaxy S23 will support ray tracing with this new Snapdragon chip, although no games on Google Play use the feature.
Other big changes on the Galaxy S23 series include a new 200MP camera sensor on the Galaxy S23 Ultra, a new design on the standard models, and a larger 4700mAh battery on the Galaxy S23 Plus.
