OPPO‘s SuperVOOC quick charging technology is unarguably the fastest fast charge technology for cameraphones Today. Whereas OPPO is launching car chargers with the supersonic SuperVOOC feature, the manufacturer has disclosed that the technology will not be on the next OPPO Reno. Instead, the Reno will have the newest VOOC 3.0 technology.
The OPPO’s VP confirmed this on Friday in a Weibo article, promoting few reasons why the Reno cannot have SuperVOOC tech. As stated by to him, SuperVOOC has specific requirements regarding the physical size of the battery and space of the phone’s sections. Reno does not seem to meet those requirements instead, it arrives with big battery ability and the size may be too thin which would make the areas to be compacted. The fast charging technology will be fueled by VOOC 3.0. Bryan Shen unveiled that the fresh VOOC 3.0 uses a completely fresh tech what brings the total charging time to 23.8% faster than the existing VOOC 2.0. The VOOC quick charging tech is based on a low voltage pulse algorithm and customized super battery produced by the manufacturer. The charging tech churns out 20W of power just like OnePlus’s Dash Charge and allows you recharge your phone from 0 – 75% in 30 minutes.
OPPO’s flight to the limelight in the smartphone industry was perhaps propelled by the VOOC flash charge tech that it used on its cameraphones. The company took the bar higher when it released the Super VOOC Flash Charge technology at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2016. The technology only found its way to the Discover X Lamborghini edition that was launched last year. Specially, the Find X Lamborghini edition sports a 3,400mAh battery while the Reno is said to have a 4064mAh battery under its hood. Super VOOC could charge a 2500mAh battery in just 15 minutes or up to 45% in just 5 minutes. That is super quick and so, the manufacturer may have played safe by not using the technology on the Reno since it is not suited for huge batteries. We anticipate the VOOC 3.0 to offer a fast charging functionality that is almost on par with SuperVOOC, though.
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