I really don't care how fast it charges, I am just reporting the maximum current draw I could pull from a charger using a USB current and voltage monitor and also tapping the V= line on a use on my bench. The absolute maximum my Blu 150Q would draw is .78 amp. I could turn off everything and it still only will pull .78 amp. Yours may vary due to manufacturing differences or firmware differences. I was running the latest firmware (15013) as of few weeks ago when I got curious about why I was losing battery life when watching videos even though it was plugged in.
The power management in this phone is a bit strange to say the least. It runs a battery pretty efficiently at times, but then at other times it just drains like mad. I haven't been able to figure out the combination of what causes the rapid drain and what doesn't. I am running 10.0.14364.0, which seems like a fairly stable build. I haven't reset the phone and upgraded for a while with the insider since Insider only will send to the Blu once and then tells you there are no upgrades. You have to flash with WDRT every time to upgrade. I got tired of reinstalling everything and just said this is good enough.
A fast charge circuit like Quick Charge boosts the voltage and amperage to replenish the battery quicker. The Snapdragon 410, which is used to power the Blu Win HD LTE, supports quick Charge 2.0. Blu chose not to implement this on the phone. I have tried charging with a QC 2. and a QC 3 charger just to be sure, and it still only charges at 5.0v and fluctuates between .70 and .77 amp. It never jumps to the 9 or 12 volt quick charging mode. The Qualcom silicon is capable, it is just not implemented in the rest of the phone.