OPPO phones will soon be able to fully charge in 15 minutes with Super VOOC tech
As device slimness and elegance remains a key
focus area for many of today’s industry-leading smartphone manufacturers, the
easiest way to improve battery life to a substantial extent is probably keep
reducing charging times rather than pointlessly try to increase cell capacity.
In case you filed OPPO’s pre-MWC
“world-wowing” teaser under empty marketing propaganda, the fast-rising Chinese
OEM is now here to prove you completely wrong, taking the wraps off its new
Super VOOC Flash Charge standard in Barcelona.
This is obviously a continuation of the VOOC
Flash Charge technology that was initially launched commercially in March 2014
after roughly three years of R&D, and the “Super” part refers to its
upgraded ability of fully juicing up a 2,500 mAh-equipped phone in a measly 15
minutes.
Don’t even have that quarter of hour to
waste? Fret not, as future OPPO handhelds will be able to support talk times of
around two hours after only five minutes spent connected to a power outlet.
In comparison, devices compatible with
Qualcomm’s Quick Charge 2.0 tech can merely promise 60 percent capacity after
half an hour of charging, and even the new Quick Charge 3.0 standard provides
80 percent life in 35 minutes to a 2,750 mAh battery.
Entirely safe to use and relying on an
innovative new low-voltage pulse-charge system, as well as a customized
battery, OPPO’s Super VOOC Flash Charge technology will come with redesigned,
“premium” and “reliable” accessories, including adapters, cables and
connectors, made from strong, military-grade materials. Unfortunately, we don’t
have an ETA to share at the moment, but hopefully, the Find 9 shall adopt it
before long.