iQOO to show off a phone with 120W FlashCharge this week

28 July 2020
Promises just 15 minutes to full charge.

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One question.... safety standards ?

    Can you charge/discharge more than 10 times before the battery dies?

      Anonymous, 29 Jul 2020You won't be needing to charge anything else thereafter.Long time no news about true wireless charging, hopefully someone begins.

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        • MId
        • 29 Jul 2020

        Impressive stuff but how long would that battery endure?

        I'm actually fine with 30W fast charging but I would prefer a larger battery such as 5000 mAh or even 6000 as seen in the ROG phones.

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          • Anonymous
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          • 29 Jul 2020

          Blackkk Mamba , 28 Jul 202010 years later, we'd have truly wireless charging wher... moreWhich also means you'll be living inside a radiation rich environment soaking it in close range, ridden with health issues and a shorter life expectancy

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            • Anonymous
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            • 29 Jul 2020

            vrvly, 28 Jul 202010 years later - one lightning bolt to full charge.You won't be needing to charge anything else thereafter.

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              • MrTong
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              • 29 Jul 2020

              DrummerAJL, 28 Jul 2020It's just a myth. Oppo has debunked this by multiple l... moreYou should read the article I gave more carefully.

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                • Blackkk Mamba
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                • 28 Jul 2020

                vrvly, 28 Jul 202010 years later - one lightning bolt to full charge.10 years later, we'd have truly wireless charging where we are using our phone inside the room while it's simultaneously getting charged wirelessly.

                  10 years later - one lightning bolt to full charge.

                    MrTong, 28 Jul 2020It does, actually. Oppo confirms that its 120W charger d... moreIt's just a myth. Oppo has debunked this by multiple lab tests showing that fast charging doesn't kill the battery faster, and 15W charging degrates the same rate as 65W charging and 40W wireless charging. (this was 65w though as I said, I want these lab results and tests to be updated with 125W)

                    https://manilashaker.com/oppos-fast-charging-and-wireless-technology-explained/

                      Big Battery Boi, 28 Jul 2020If it really does charge 0-100% in 15 minutes, then even a ... morewhat if you are impatient like I am

                        If it really does charge 0-100% in 15 minutes, then even a degraded battery is worth it. Let's assume it degrades the battery a lot in 2 years, which it probably won't: A degraded battery that lasts you, say, 5 hours from 100-0% can be topped up again in 15 minutes. At that point it doesn't even matter if the battery is dead, because 15 minutes go by in a heartbeat and then you use the phone for another 5 or so hours. And I'm just making an extreme example.

                        The only real concerning thing is the lack of phone recycling but this issue is nothing new. Having said that, I still prefer a huge battery with slower charging.

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                          • Anonymous
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                          • 28 Jul 2020

                          MrTong, 28 Jul 2020It does, actually. Oppo confirms that its 120W charger d... moreThat's actually not bad considering most batteries need replacing at around 2-3 year mark. Absolutely not as catastrophic even some comments make it out to be.

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                            • Blackkk Mamba
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                            • 28 Jul 2020

                            MrTong, 28 Jul 2020It does, actually. Oppo confirms that its 120W charger d... moreYes they are using dual batteries.
                            Besides, if you pit it against regular Li batteries on phones with outdated 18W charging, those phones heat up more because of inferior fast charging technology, thereby degrading faster and are having maximum 350-450 charge cycles on an average.

                            So even with weak slow charging, they are degrading to less than 80% over a span of 800 cycles or roughly 2 years.

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                              • Anonymous
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                              • 28 Jul 2020

                              RejZoR, 28 Jul 2020Degrade your battery in a flash! :DThat's a myth. Nice one.

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                                • MrTong
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                                • 28 Jul 2020

                                Abady, 28 Jul 2020 NopeIt does, actually.

                                Oppo confirms that its 120W charger degrades battery to around 80% health after 800 charging cycles.

                                https://www.androidauthority.com/oppo-125w-charging-battery-life-degradation-1138143/?fbclid=IwAR2j7ujFnfSkIwVy7A0Nptv5Eu4GUDYY507zDN5PlpMGst_XmZOx7t32iXg

                                That's already under ideal conditions and Oppo might have used dual batteries in their phone.

                                It's not just temperature that kills the battery, it's also the current or stress. That Oppo is already using VOOC tech with low heat production.

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                                  • MrKong
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                                  • 28 Jul 2020

                                  Degrades your battery unless using graphene batteries and Qualcomm using the newer version of Quick Charge.

                                    Now that the charging speed got this far,now they should work on increasing the battery capacity.

                                      RejZoR, 28 Jul 2020Degrade your battery in a flash! :D Nope

                                        iqoo brand is starting to grow on me they are doing great job so far with amazing spec phones in a great price range