The Pixel XL, as well as the Galaxy S7 edge and the iPhone 7 Plus are some of the most popular devices available on the market, and YouTuber SuperSaf TV has tested the battery charging speed of these smartphones.

A video posted by the YouTuber shows which of these three most popular devices have the fastest battery charging capability. The test found out that the Galaxy S7 edge was the clear winner among the three devices, according to The Next Web.

Anyway, battery charging speed is very essential for the reason that some consumers want to quickly recharge their handsets given the demands of everyday use. That being said, here is the battery specs of the Pixel XL, the Galaxy S7 edge and iPhone 7 Plus:

iPhone 7 Plus battery

Before iPhone 7 Plus was unleashed to the public, many critics called out for Apple Inc. to improve the miserable battery life seen on previous iPhones. Unfortunately, Apple rolls out iPhone 7 Plus with a non-removable Li-ion with a 2,900 mAh capacity. With that, iPhone owners might now have their hopes up that the upcoming smartphones from the Cupertino based tech giant would soon support fast charging as well.

Google Pixel XL battery

The Google Pixel as well as the larger XL smartphone, both carry a non-removable battery similar to the Nexus line. Even so, Google Pixel's battery is smaller in capacity compared to the iPhone 7 Plus at 2,770 mAh, Value Walk reported.

Galaxy S7 Edge battery

The oldest smartphone in this battery comparison is the Galaxy S7 Edge, in spite of that, Galaxy S7 Edge took the flagship of Samsung once again, as the smartphone replaced the ill-fated Galaxy Note 7. Galaxy S7 Edge packs a Li-ion 3,600 mAh battery, which is 700 mAh larger compared to its closest rival, the iPhone 7 Plus.

Watch The Video Here: