Here's the list of phones from OnePlus, Oppo, and Realme to sport 125W charging next year

12 November 2021
The OnePlus 10 Pro is on the list.

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Blutbad-fuchsbau, 13 Nov 2021If only they'd slap in 7000 mah batteries with 125w ch... morerather than slapping 7000mAh on smartphone, i'd rather have a 4500mAh and optimized software and hardware. 4500mAh that can be charged from 15% to 100% in 15 minutes and lasts all day is great. even my 4300mAh Oppo Reno 5 can lasts a day and more with my usage.

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    Honestly, for as much money they put into this, they should instead put that into R&D for those graphene batteries

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      Anonymous, 13 Nov 20214-4.5Ah lithium batteries can take a short burst of high ch... moreI love how every fast charging fanatic in here replied to other comments saying how it will become an "industry standard" and a lot of nonsense, and they literally ignored this based comment.

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        Anonymous, 13 Nov 2021Getting ridiculous fastest charging speedWe haven't gotten Started yet

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          Josiah Burden, 13 Nov 2021Once you experience 65w it will change your view on chargin... moreYes it will change my view to use my old 10w charger

            I love slow charging, 13 Nov 2021no many don't have backward compatibility and wont cha... moreStop posting fake news.

              If only they'd slap in 7000 mah batteries with 125w charging, I'd take it right away. What they're doing nowadays is using 4500mah batteries with 65 or 120w charging instead of bumping the capacity to 5000 mah. Such a disappointment. Hopefully the new phones have more than 5000 mah batteries with the 125w charging.

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                Blutbad-fuchsbau, 13 Nov 2021For those crying about fast charging, you can always keep t... moreno many don't have backward compatibility and wont charge with slow chargers at all

                  Shadocx, 13 Nov 2021It's really weird that the OnePlus Nord 2 explode when... moreI'm a fan of Nord 2 and according to the statistics, "it" happens very rarely.
                  Some investigations were conducted and concluded that the cause was an "external factor."
                  But it is expected from a manufacturer to design phones that can withstand "external factors" such as drops and moisture.

                  On the other hand, XiaoMi has designed their batteries with safety mechanisms that prevent the batteries from exploding, which they have patented. Hopefully, this type of safety design will be carried out, as faster charging speeds and bigger batteries are being used to more phones.

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                    Shadocx, 13 Nov 2021It's really weird that the OnePlus Nord 2 explode when... moreSince only Indian made Oneplus phones have exploded, it's likely some substandard Indian component Oneplus is forced to source to maintain the "made in India" tag rather than sourcing from their normal supply chain that's causing the issue or we'd be seeing reports from around the world.

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                      • 13 Nov 2021

                      Yawnarama. Nobody needs silly charging currents, and if they don't drop very quickly they will be damaging the battery (bad for your wallet and the environment, but good for phone manufacturers if you are stupid enough to buy another phone from the same people when it wears out quickly).

                      It's just a marketing gimmick, like we used to have with megapixels in cameras (which is also back, except now they bin the pixels so they can claim "48MP" in their marketing and then give you a 12MP image - which is actually better than a 48MP image with a tiny sensor would have been, but you are still paying for nothing).

                        AnonD-1001048, 13 Nov 2021The highest charging that I have tried on smartphones is 44... moreI use 44w in iqoo Z5 . Never saw even warm heating. Phone is always cold while charging. Even in country like India.
                        So I think it's maybe only your model.

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                          Shadocx, 13 Nov 2021It's really weird that the OnePlus Nord 2 explode when... morenope, it has nothing to do with mtk, it's 1+ shoddy work, iirc even the first Nord had similar reports.
                          And i use X7 Max with 50W charging, as well as 10W when im at home (mostly weekends), and it only gets slightly warm, not at all uncomfortable to hold

                            AnonD-1001048, 13 Nov 2021The highest charging that I have tried on smartphones is 44... moreFYI each OEM use different voltage and current combo, Vivo doesn't use OPPO's charging technology, it's Realme and OnePlus which use the same as OPPO.

                              Josiah Burden, 13 Nov 2021Once you experience 65w it will change your view on chargin... moreI don't get how these people enjoy waiting more than 2 hours for their phones to charge, we don't even need overnight charging anymore with 65W+, it's so easy to charge before going to work or school.
                              Meanwhile someone was selling their phones with 5W chargers, that must have been a nightmare, glad I've always had phones with 10W+.

                                808, 13 Nov 2021Indeed, for me better a long lasting battery than fast changingHow long you want your battery to last, 10 years?
                                Every phones I've owned had their battery degrading after 2 years, regardless of charging speed, so to me it's just unavoidable.

                                  EliseKlevr, 13 Nov 2021Charging or not, phones may explode. OnePlus Nord 2 for example.It's really weird that the OnePlus Nord 2 explode when OnePlus have been using 65W in the 8T, 9, 9 Pro, 9R.
                                  I'm starting to think the Mediatek chipset might be to blame.

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                                    The highest charging that I have tried on smartphones is 44W (Vivo X70 Pro) and although it was too fast to charge my phone fully in 1 hour, the amount of heat it generated made me look for an option to turn off fast charging but there was no such option in the UI. Now I downgraded to 33W Fast Charging on my Redmi Note 10S and it's still more than enough for me. There's no conclusive research on the effects of fast charging on the battery life so I'm always cautious. Honestly, heat generated is quite lot when using fast charging and I'm afraid to use the phone while its charging. So I think fast charging upto a certain limit is good but there should be an option within the UI to turn off fast charging when not required.

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                                      Honestly, next year Xiaomi will make a comeback with 125.000001 watt charging

                                        Samsung official, 13 Nov 2021 25 watt are enough to me.Once you experience 65w it will change your view on charging forever.

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