Samsung's new wireless charger recently received FCC certification. It bears the designation EP-P5200 and is the successor of the EP-N5100.
Unfortunately, the application attachment does not provide us with much information. Apart from the fact that the device will receive 12V/2,1A, we don't know anything else. However, it is certain that compared to the previous version of the charger, which operated "only" with 9V/1,67A, this is an increase in charging efficiency. However, these values are identical to the Samsung wireless charge duo charger, which is also capable of charging Galaxy Watch.
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However, the power of 15 W remains the same. It is actually the same power that is the highest possible with the Qi standard, which is widespread today. So it looks like Samsung u Galaxy The S10 won't use, for example, the 40W charging that the South Korean giant is now also developing, so it won't charge faster than Samsung's current flagships Galaxy S9 and Note 9.
Of course, he won't be completely sure of any information until February 20, when the South Korean company will reveal the Samsung trio Galaxy S10.
