 The title says it's clear, who has the fastest charging ever on a smartphone? And I'm talking about two devices that can do this under 35 minutes. Now the first device is the Operino Ace. We saw how it totally trashed every other smartphone we tested it against at a ridiculous 32 minutes. This device I'm using here is the Gundam Edition. 48 anniversary, looks really nice. If you're gonna pick up the Reno Ace, you definitely wanna pick up this. Also comes with a special case. I love the etching in there. It's a lovely looking phone. Now it comes with a 4,000 milliamp battery, 65 watt charging, Super VWC charging, 2.0, which gives us the speeds. And in terms of specs, 855 plus processor, 90 Hertz display in terms of refresh rates. And that doesn't dip when your brightness goes down. Now, looking at the Realme X2 Pro. Now you look at it, you go, it looks kinda similar. Yeah, design-wise it's the same. Well, both devices or companies are owned by OPPO, or at least OPPO is a parent company here. And that's why the design signature is the same. You know, they have similar signature, the headphone jacks at the bottom, USB type C. This device, though, the Realme here has a 4,000 milliamp battery, does have a 50 watt charger. Although it's powered by the Snapdragon 855 plus, and just like I mentioned, both devices have 90 Hertz displays, resolution 2400 by 1080p, and of course will not dip when it drops down your brightness. So without wasting any more time, let's start charging. Okay, getting our test on the road, OPPO Reno Aces on the left, the Realme X2 Pro is on the right. Remember, both of them have 4,000 milliamp batteries, so the same size battery, except one is a 65 watt charger for the OPPO Reno Aces, one is 50 watts with the Realme X2 Pro, and both of them are Supervio V00C2. But we're gonna check a five minutes, 10, 20, and of course around 30 or whenever it ends. So we're getting close to that five minute mark. What do we have for charge times with both devices? So we're gonna check in a second, go ahead and boom, all right. So we have the OPPO Reno Aces at 27% and the Realme X2 Pro at 22%. This is great, think about it, in five minutes, you've got enough charge to actually do some stuff and use your device, which is amazing, truly amazing. So our next checkpoint is at 10 minutes, right? Now just imagine the future where we have devices charged this fast. I think if this technology or this idea, infrared cell devices, it's gonna be really great. So 10 minutes, we are right there and we're gonna check both devices and let's see. So we've got 50% for the Reno Aces and 39% for the Realme X2 Pro. So the Reno Aces ahead, remember, it's supposed to do this in 30 minutes while the Realme X2 Pro is supposed to do this in about 35 minutes. So that difference in wattage actually plays quite a bit there. And we're going to go ahead and check at the 20 minute mark. So we'll see where we are. So now I expect to see both devices catch up or at least get close in terms of percentages once we get to that 20 minute mark. So we have 20 minutes here and the Reno Aces is at 86%. While the Realme X2 Pro is at 70%. So 16% difference here. It looks like the Reno Aces is creating a bigger lead but what's interesting is where both devices are going to end. Again, both devices are turned off because that's the way it charges from zero and they have to turn it on because one turn on or the other didn't. But you're gonna see the upper Reno Aces really pull through much faster, 99% now. So which means it's going to get to 100 really soon and as we look and wait 100 at 28 minutes and 41 seconds for the Reno Aces, the Realme X2 Pro at 28 minutes, it's at 92%. So 28 minutes for the upper Reno Aces. Now where will the Realme X2 Pro end up? It does say 35 minutes for it's a zero to 100 charge and we are getting closer to that timeframe but just think about it, this, I mean to me this is really cool to see devices charge this fast. Probably the fastest ever we've seen. We're getting closer to that 35 minute mark here and we'll see where this actually ends at 100. 135 minutes and 17 seconds for the Realme X2 Pro upper Reno Aces, 20 minutes and 41 seconds. This is truly dope. All right, so the Reno Aces won this battle really well and powered off, it did it in 28 minutes. That is truly insane. When it was powered on, when we did the other tests it did finish in about 32 minutes. So there's a four minute difference when you turn on the device or you turn off the device at least from what I got. It might differ but 28 minutes, whoo, that's nuts. Realme X2 Pro is no slouch though. It did this in 35 minutes. So it's claim of 35 minutes still stands, 35 minutes and 17 seconds. I was truly impressed with both devices although the upper Reno Aces just sped through especially just like a gun though this kind of fires through and goes all the way. As I mentioned, both devices have an 855 plus processor so you can gain effectively on both devices the wrong color duty mobile really well and 90 Hertz is great having that on a device like this. Now some of you ask, what about, you know, battery damage, you know, over a long period of time? This is what I say. Because you can charge in five minutes you can get either 27% or 22% on the ace or the X2 Pro. It means that you're not going to be plugging this to charge all the time. You can run your device all the way till it drains or it gets down to about 5% plug it in and in five minutes you're getting about, you know, 20% juice in there. So this to me is probably one of the best techs in the, you know, in 2019. I truly like it. Anyway, what are your thoughts, which of these two devices would you pick? Now I know I didn't do a camera test and all that kind of stuff. That's not what this video was focused on is really about the charging potential and what actually brings to the table. But which of these two devices will you pick up? If you have any questions or any comments, let us know. You want to pick them up, I'll have some links for you guys down below. Don't forget to like, share, subscribe and always enjoy your entertainment.