vivo announces 120W Super FlashCharge that tops a 4,000 mAh battery in 13 minutes
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- AnonD-454049
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- 09 Sep 2019
NipponFan, 20 Jun 2019Way to speed up the process of dying smartphone, increasing... moreCalm down, heat is what kills the battery. If they can find a way to ensure that it doesn't produce high levels of heat then the battery's life cycle won't be adversely affected
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- SNA1970
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- 26 Jun 2019
S . SUDHAKAR, 21 Jun 2019Fast charging will damage your battery or steeply reduce th... morenope. the new tech is about dividing the battery into smaller batteires and connect them parallel.
so you are still using low watts per small battery for charging. not as you think
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- Anonymous
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- 23 Jun 2019
Cindy, 22 Jun 2019They are teasing this kinda tech cuz graphene battery will ... moreYes, but the price of the graphene battery in the begining will be very high. It will take years for these batteries to become affordable for widespread use, just like SSD's were
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- 23 Jun 2019
Anonymous, 20 Jun 2019Designed in the US/EU and assembled in China =/= made in Ch... moreThat was the case 15 years ago. China has a nuclear and space program now. What do most of the "white" countries have?
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- Cindy
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- 22 Jun 2019
gam30to, 21 Jun 2019rather than how fast to charge a battery. Make some innovat... moreThey are teasing this kinda tech cuz graphene battery will be available on 2020+
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- I agree!
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- 22 Jun 2019
AnonD-819322, 22 Jun 2019Nice way to get an electric shock or even worse overheating... moreLet's wait and see, since Vivo is putting their rep on the line, it may be that they solved a charging issue something like charging a capacitor? Maybe?
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- 22 Jun 2019
Nice way to get an electric shock or even worse overheating than the Lumia 920, One X or M4 Aqua (they all surpass 50°C). The Lumia 820 (max. 48°C) and the Lumia 1520 (max. 49°C) get close. IMO phones should not be more than 43°C under load.
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- 22 Jun 2019
gam30to, 21 Jun 2019rather than how fast to charge a battery. Make some innovat... moreYes the quick charge is nice, but what you don't know is that improving the battery capacity is a lot harder than you would know. This needs a whole field to explore into basically unknown territory of new battery capacity. This may take decades for it to improve from it's current tech. With most new tech exploration slowing down in favored of current knowledge since about 15 years ago. Don't hold your breathe too long you would die from the wait! LOL!
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- gam30to
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- 21 Jun 2019
rather than how fast to charge a battery. Make some innovations on the battery itself... the world needs a better battery than the existing tech.. it's long over due.
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- S . SUDHAKAR
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- 21 Jun 2019
Fast charging will damage your battery or steeply reduce the life of the battery. I usually charge my Samsung A9 pro 2016 and Samsung A70 between 200 to 600 mA current for 8 to 9 hours (10% to 98 or 99%). Similarly I charge my Samsung Note 4 at 1000 mAh for 3 to 3.5 hours. I have the charging cable of LG G3 adaptor that will charge at 1800 mAh. I won't use that mostly except when I need to charge fast.
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- 21 Jun 2019
Alex, 20 Jun 2019I do not. I don't want my battery dead after a month.I have this much 120W charger in the laptop running fine though ?? . i guess that top speed of charging will be achieved under 65% .not all time though
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- Anonymous
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- 21 Jun 2019
Dometalican, 20 Jun 2019With my V20, I can top my 5,000 mAH battery in 30 seconds b... moreI've been using my Mate 20 Pro and feeling happy with how fast it can be charged
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- 21 Jun 2019
SNA1970, 21 Jun 2019it will not die after a month.
The trick behind the fast... moreyes..but..the batteries will be bigger
Personally..i love this..but for safety reasons it should be 100% in 20 mins so it should charge for 7-8mins..cool for 4 mins and charge the rest...and fast charging should be only accessible when the phone is off..so in other words...20 mins of no phone time..for 5-8hrs of use..seems legit to me
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- 21 Jun 2019
Too slow, I want to charge from 0% to 100% in 1 minute.
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- 21 Jun 2019
Alex, 20 Jun 2019I do not. I don't want my battery dead after a month.it will not die after a month.
The trick behind the fast charge is dividing the 4000 battery into 10x400 small batteries then use 10 watts for each .. they will charge together very fast.
and for 10 batteries each 10 watts you use 100 watts power supply.
think of it as charging ten phones each wit h10 watts power and 400 capacity each
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- Anonymous
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- 20 Jun 2019
Anonymous, 20 Jun 2019Just use 20 000 MAH powerbank and enjoy.Yeah, because having not one but two things in mind to charge before falling asleep just screams "reliability and ease of use".
Goddamn , companies had solved all this w replaceable batteries (had one charge while using the other) and after sealing them they try to reinvent the wheel with worse and worse results each time (this one will kill your battery in half a year guaranteed for example)....
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- 20 Jun 2019
piku, 20 Jun 2019WOW charging a 4000 mah battery under 15 mins I hope to see... moreI do not. I don't want my battery dead after a month.
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- 20 Jun 2019
piku, 20 Jun 2019WOW charging a 4000 mah battery under 15 mins I hope to see... moreI agree. I'll be so happy when the battery ends up failing horribly after a few months.
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- 20 Jun 2019
IpsDisplay, 20 Jun 2019History repeating it's damn self, hear these fools telling ... more"Remember when 720p was enough?" ... it still is. IP XR.
"Remember when 1 camera was enough?" .. it still is. Google Pixel series.
And so on.
Do you actualy see such a big improvement in real life us? Or just specks on a sheet. Or follow "the norm" because that's what ppl ask for. Usualy companies sell what ppl want not what is necesarily better product. Or indroduce some features for "braging rights", not that you can see real differences, but il looks better on paper.
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- AnonD-731363
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- 20 Jun 2019
And apple still use its 3000 mAh batteries with maybe 0,2A charger and ask 1500 for a single device because their risen costs from moving the company production. .