Oppo will introduce 125W fast-charging solution on July 15 Comments
- AnonD-731363
- SH3
CompactPhones5ever, 13 Jul 2020Oh is it another big brain feeling too smart for having a broad idea what voltage and amperage... moreMan every single brand is chinese because its devices are made in china or india.
Apple, Samsung, Sony, Meizu, Xiaomi, Huawei, Oppo, LG etc. All are made in china orIndia or Vietnam. Whats your problem???
If it was this bad the will make more fiasco than they would.
Just look at the story of note 7.
Since then no phones had such problems.
- AnonD-731363
- SH3
CompactPhones5ever, 13 Jul 2020I'm sure everyone is stoked to get their non-accessible battery murdered in 2 months...Man thats not possible with batteries on nowdays.
If it was this bad those chargers would never existed.
- AnonD-731363
- SH3
Al-Aqsa Lover, 13 Jul 2020I think this is beginning to be hilariously overkill,
Phones are going to explode further more!Man since the big fail of Samsung with Note 7 i did not heard about even a single phone which exploded.
If this tech would be this bad it would never existed.
- AnonD-731363
- SH3
Well hope they add 10 times better batteries for their phones with exact or smaller sizes than they are now.
In other words charging was improved a lot its time to improve the battery.
- Caleb in Fremont
- RBV
1) Very interesting to see how to manage heat generation during 125W charge, which will obviously increase internal temperature way higher than what we feel from current phones. If Oppo overcame the thermal issue, that's a great thing in technology advancement.
2) In general and theoretically, the energy density of the embedded Li-ion battery or batteries (may be 1S1P, but likely 2S1P) will be 15+% lower than the state-of the art Li-ion pouch battery. Thus, most likely runtime per charge will be lower than others and need frequent charge, if you're a heavy user.
- Nick.B
- Fmx
I got oppo find x2 pro. Came from Huawei (I came from LG to Huawei. To LG came from Samsung). Amazing phone. If mate40pro does not make mega boom, I will stick to next gen of my find x2 pro regardless what name next march/april 2021.
- Blackk Mamba
- KSu
Alex, 13 Jul 2020Really, dude? LG, Sony and Apple are inferior, and Oppo and iQOO are companies with superior t... moreRead my post again, I said they are inferior in terms of fast charging technology.
- The Albion
- HDU
Oli9909, 13 Jul 2020Why not just give consumers the option to freely remove and replace batteries?! The '... moreWell said. Because the consumer is brainwashed into thinking what is ' cool '.
- The Tooth Fairy
- XR6
., 13 Jul 2020So every time Apple uses a proprietary standard it's a problem, now they use USB-PD and i... moreThe problem is that in 2020 the world is laughing at Apple providing phones with 5W chargers.
- Huawei Fan
- m5T
Mate 40 pro will have 150W or maybe 200w
Huawei always in a year front of all smartphones ..
- Alex
- 8km
Blackk Mamba , 13 Jul 2020Extra charging speed increases battery temperature on phones from Motorola, LG, Sony, Apple wh... moreReally, dude? LG, Sony and Apple are inferior, and Oppo and iQOO are companies with superior tech? Are you trying to convince us or yourself?
- james
- J7R
if thats the case,i would love to use super capacitor as battery.. plug it for few seconds then good to go,
- Blackk Mamba
- KSu
Sakey, 13 Jul 2020Aww that's good , But extra charging speed could raise battery temperature & consume ... moreExtra charging speed increases battery temperature on phones from Motorola, LG, Sony, Apple which are stuck with 18W inferior charging tech with inferior battery components and inferior fast charging ecosystem.
- Lollyboy
- vcB
Lol I was planning to get a 65 watt phone ...
- LG Superfan
- 6Qb
Cyberchum, 13 Jul 2020Yes, you could. But how many people would leave the superfast charger for a slower one, even w... moreI won't use a slower charger and I was replying to a guy who was worried about battery health
- Sakey
- XND
Aww that's good , But extra charging speed could raise battery temperature & consume more battery power.
- Blackk Mamba
- KSu
Bogdan, 13 Jul 2020I live in Czech Republic (which is a country in Europe for your info). Majority of people here... more
73% use Android in Europe which is close to the 74% worldwide marketshare Stat.
https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/mobile/europe
- Bogdan
- p6g
Blackk Mamba , 13 Jul 2020IPhones have dominant marketshare in US only.
Rest of the world including Europe prefers Andr... moreI live in Czech Republic (which is a country in Europe for your info). Majority of people here have iphones or Samsung.
If I am not mistaken, the same goes for Austria and Netherlands.
So, your comment regarding iphones and Europe is based on what exactly?
Also, the indians do not buy iphones because the iphones have extra taxes in India and they are more expensive.
An iphone shouldn't be automatically expensive. I have bought an iphone with 150EUR from a specialized store. I have 1 year warranty for it. Except for the battery (which is original and has about 3 years) the phone works great and has the latest IOS on it. It works better than my last 2 Android mid-range phones anyway.
Flagship Android phones are not that cheap nowadays. In my country One Plus 8 Pro cost the same as an iphone 11 Pro. The same for S20+. Phones like S20 ultra, Motorola Edge+ or Sony Xperia 1 II are even more expensive.
- kmb877
- xL%
Exyvia, 13 Jul 2020Probably with 0 safety in mind, they'll use the same cable with no clue on the thickness ... more20... 25A, cable 2x14GA or 2x1.63 mm
- kmb877
- xL%
Roy-86, 13 Jul 2020Will it be over usb C? I think may be proprietary cable.I can't believe that USB-C can survive handling about 20+ Amps! And, the cable must have at least 2 wires 14GA (2 wires with 1,63 mm each) beside wires for communication.
Shall be a proprietary charging port + dedicated charging cable.
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