You have certainly gone through the situation of having to be in an emergency charging your smartphone, but you only have a few minutes for that. And unfortunately, charging in a short amount of time won’t give you much battery charge… or at least until Oppo launches its technology on the market.
The company revealed that it is developing the new SuperVooc Flash charging technology, which uses 240W of power to fully charge a regular smartphone battery in just 9 minutes.
The SuperVooc Flash Charge had already been unveiled by the company in March of this year, but only now should it finally enter a final stage of market arrival. This new technology uses 240W to charge the batteries super fast, and Oppo claims to be able to charge a 4500mAh battery from 0 to 100% in just 9 minutes.
Fast charging technologies have evolved considerably in recent years, and this is yet another clear example of that. Despite this, there are still some obstacles that need to be overcome, such as the high temperature that these systems can generate, as well as the long-term effects on battery autonomy.
However, the company guarantees that the technology is developed to minimize the impact on the life of the batteries, something that is possible taking into account all the layers of protection that are integrated both in the batteries and in the charger and charging system. generally.
It should be noted that the technology, theoretically, can even reach 300W, but the capacity limit for the USB-C standard, which is currently normal to find in smartphones on the market, is 240W, hence the restriction at this point. .
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