While Quick Charge 2.0 used fixed current and voltage, Quick Charge 3.0 and Quick Charge 4 uses dynamic current and voltage. Starting with Quick Charge 2.0, Quick Charge technology’s highest power output is capped at 18W, but there’s a difference.
It can charge Quick Charge 4 compatible devices at up to 18W (9V×2A) and USB PD compatible devices at up to 27W.
Quick Charge 4/4+ is compatible with USB PD and is also backward compatible with older Quick Charge technologies.
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The AGM X3, BQ Aquaris X2, BQ Aquaris X2 Pro, Nubia Z18, Nubia Z18, Qiku N7 Pro, Smartisan R1, and the ZTE AXON Pro 9 also charge rapidly using Qualcomm’s latest battery charging technology.ĭevices that use Snapdragon 630, 636, 660, 670, 710, 835, 845, and 855 should be compatible with Quick Charge 4 technology but not all brands implement it in their phones. The latest high-end smartphones from Xiaomi-Mi A2, Mi 8, Mi 8 Explorer Edition, Mi 8 Pro, Mi MIX 3, and the POCO F1-support Quick Charge 4 as well. All Razer phones that have ever released are also compatible with Quick Charge 4/4+. The list of Quick Charge 4/4+ smartphones include the latest flagship smartphones from LG: G7 ThinQ and the V40 ThinQ. Complete List of Quick Charge 4/4 Compatible Devices The reason we think that Quick Charge 4+ is the best of all is that it is cross compliant with USB Power Delivery open standard. Phones from Honor, Huawei, Meizu, Motorola, OnePlus, OPPO, and Vivo use their proprietary fast charging technologies. The most widely used technologies are Qualcomm’s Quick Charge and USB IF’s USB Power Delivery. Most mid-range and high-end phones these days come with some form of rapid battery charging technology. Quick Charge 4 was introduced with the release of Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 two years ago, and the list of phones compatible with this rapid battery charging technology has been increasing with each passing month. Qualcomm continuously updates its dedicated webpage to showcase all the Quick Charge compatible devices, chargers, and controllers.
The latest version of Quick Charge is Quick Charge 4/4+ and latest smartphones to join the list of compatible devices are the LG V40 ThinQ, POCO F1 ( Review), and the Xiaomi Mi A2 ( Review). Photos on aliexpress of the 65W charger has 11V/5A, 12V/3.25A. I am seeing 27W charging, I'd be quite happy with the explanation that that is PD 3.0 PPS, a subset of QC4+, I have nothing in my toybox that would come close to confirming that. ica-rapida-5w-120w/ leaves me as confused. There is a 5A cable advertised on aliexpress. I hope this helps a littleĪ bit of googling, the supplied cable has a 5th pin, what would normally be the second ground of a USB 3.0 connector. When charger ect are quoted ect each batch will vary depending even the time of year in some cases so. I know that do not entirely answer your question but its the best I can find and to the best of my knowledge also!.
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The last few watts are delivered by secondary power management iso and that's on both the phone and charger so your answer is actually by using the supplied equipment, but! IMO and it is honest I'd be buying the GaN charger as soon as it comes out coupled with a nice 65w braided cable 👌 xiaomi is making the charger I'm not 💯 % on the cable maybe in our eco system.
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