AnonD-497261, 30 May 2016MediaTek's "insert catchy marketing name here" 3.0? 3.0 eh? Where's 1.0, 2.0, 2.5, etc.?... moreYou gotta be kidding me. 60% in 30 mins ? 2% in 1 mins ? Never in my LG G2 community has that damn fast charging
Still waiting for the nuclear powered smartphones though. even if I need a hazmat suit to use this. lol
(waiting for the NervGear too)...
they should make it clear that what size of battery will be charged from 0 to 70 in 20 minutes.
There are 2000 mah and 3000 mah batteries, commonly used in mobiles nowadays.
AnonD-362903, 30 May 2016Please! Charging speed has nothing to do with chipset technology its just about the battery c... moreWhat? You have no clue, don't you.
MediaTek's "insert catchy marketing name here" 3.0?
3.0 eh?
Where's 1.0, 2.0, 2.5, etc.? Sounds like someone's trying to play catch up with Qualcomm lol.
My LG G2 is a few years old, supports Quick Charge 2.0, and charges from 20% to 80% in about 30 minutes.
Stick with the low end MT, it's what you know. Algorithmic trickle-pulse is the best way to achieve a fast charge . . not connecting the battery directly. That's just dumb. Now you're gonna have to make sure your wall wart supports this dangerous nonsense.
And others in this thread nailed it . . we need better battery chemistry; something NEW!!
;-)
What is the capacity of the same battery?
Anonymous, 30 May 2016What is your phone? Samsung Galaxy A5 (2016).
These are kinds of practical innovations that we need! tired of listening to camera and design comparisons between OMEs. thumbs up mediatek!!
Fats or not, after year of usage of fast charging every battery work the same as 3-5 year old battery.
You can't jump over physic and chemistry of you use li-ion/poly batteries that are actually the same as those old ones with smaller changes.
If you use fats charging only sometimes it's not big problem. But if you use it everyday, after my own experience and by looking at other people opinions I can ensure you that after one year your battery gonna lost some juice, and it gonna lost it's power waaaay quicker.
Fast charging is nothing more than covering up lack of balls from OEMs to use new battery technologies that actually exist for good few years, and if you fallow that topic they manage to bump power of current lithium batteries by using only different materials... But it's more expensive so it's big no-no not to mention long terms contract that they signed to make those old batteries
Anonymous, 30 May 2016What is your phone? nokia 3310
Please! Charging speed has nothing to do with chipset technology its just about the battery chemistry end of story
AnonD-98399, 30 May 201670% ? why dont tell us the 100% , this 70% is true 70% or only digit 70% which control by the ... morewtf u rambling about dude????
someone connected dat charger to u for last 40 minutes???
Ha ha ha
Pump it
Ha ha ha
And pump it (louder) [4x]
AnonD-292864, 30 May 2016My phone can last 3 days on a single charge and it still has fast charging. It charges around ... moreWhat is your phone?
Looks good!
it would be great to see the USB-C chargers that be compartible with both QC3 and PE3 standards...
AnonD-98399, 30 May 201670% ? why dont tell us the 100% , this 70% is true 70% or only digit 70% which control by the ... moreI'm trying hard to understand what you're saying. haha.
Anonymous, 30 May 2016So, just another excuse NOT to include adequate batteries. Who needs a fast chargins if your p... moreMy phone can last 3 days on a single charge and it still has fast charging. It charges around 60% in 30 minutes.
Zero in ten mins
Can't leave it unattended because it will overheat worst than snapdragon 810... But I think it very useful to have this maybe they should incorporate it into the iPhone 7 and 7 plus
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