Sentences with phrase «quick charge solutions»

Luckily it does still work with Qualcomm's Quick Charge solutions, so you are able to charge the Mate 9 using Quick Charge 3.0, although it is a bit slower, without any issues.

It's meant to deal with recharge anxiety: If you want to drive more than 100 miles, you don't want to wait an hour or two for existing quick charge solutions.

«Reason 1: Wired quick charging solutions like ours clearly outshine wireless on quantitative measures.

And no company to date has come up with an answer to Apple's quick charging solution.

I'd love to see a test with apples official quick charge solution.

All top battery cases for iPhone 8 give you quick charging solutions; moreover, you can keep your iPhone in your hands while it is being charged by the battery case.

«Wired quick charging solutions like ours clearly outshine wireless on quantitative measures.

The Honor 8 doesn't offer wireless charging despite its glass back, but does work with its own proprietary quick charging solution that you'll only find from its in - box charger — using a 9V / 2A brick that can add 45 % to the battery in just 30 minutes.

While not as fast as a wired quick charge solution, this is a lot faster than it used to be.

According to the video, the company seems to have an innovative quick charge solution which can refill 48 % of battery in five minutes of time.

Now, just stick with the quick charging solution that is standard with USB - C... and don't try to do your own proprietary charging solution.

Original equipment manufacturers have preferred to concentrate on quick charging solutions, since wireless charging is slow in comparison to quick charging using a cable.

A quick charging solution would've been great especially when you have to charge a bigger battery like the one it has.

Not exact matches

Are they a quick stopgap, or are they a pricey band - aid solution to chronic financial problems that compound the problem they purport to solve by charging what amounts to triple - digit interest rates?

Heating in winter, quick (er than 30 minute WIDELY available) charging solutions, solutions for built up areas where driveway charging isn't available, that kind of thing.

If the price is right (it could very well be) and if batteries can take ultra quick charging, this could be a good interim solution for users without access to home charging facilties.

«I figured there had to be a better way to run a lower - overhead business so I could charge less and get the solutions to the customer quicker than other [custom builders] were doing,» he says.

But in the end, Quick Charge is an excellent solution for most OEMs looking to implement fast charging that's efficient, highly compatible, and does not need special accessories.

Charging on the Pixel and Pixel XL does not use a proprietary solution nor Qualcomm's Quick Charge 3.0, despite the device having the necessary components.

We tested the actual charge times as well as the dynamic current and battery temperature, and actually found the USB - PD solution in the Pixel XL to fall flat in every way (we'll have an extensive comparison on this very shortly)-- the device got warmer and it ultimately charged slower than Quick Charge 3.0, Huawei's SuperCharge and OnePlus» Dash Ccharge times as well as the dynamic current and battery temperature, and actually found the USB - PD solution in the Pixel XL to fall flat in every way (we'll have an extensive comparison on this very shortly)-- the device got warmer and it ultimately charged slower than Quick Charge 3.0, Huawei's SuperCharge and OnePlus» Dash CCharge 3.0, Huawei's SuperCharge and OnePlus» Dash ChargeCharge.

Its paradigm is different than what we see with OnePlus and Huawei, because most of the magic happens through Qualcomm's power management IC, their SoC and the algorithms they employ — all of this enabled Quick Charge to be a relatively low - cost solution (to OEMs) who are already packing a Snapdragon chipset in their smartphones anyway, and while it might not be as impressive as some of the dedicated solutions in this list, the reach of Qualcomm Quick Charge comes with its own set of benefits.

It's worth noting that the Quick Charge 3.0 samples shown here do not behave as efficiently under load as other alternatives that offload much of the voltage conversion and heat dissipation to outside hardware; it's more than serviceable if you want to use it while charging, however we don't see the lack of throttling and heat buildup found on solutions like Dash Charge.

A new trademark for OnePlus Dash Charge has us wondering if a quick - charging solution will finally be available with this year's OnePlus 3.

On the lock screen, the Mate 9 shows whether you're charging at standard, «fast» or «super» speeds and while it's not slated to work with rival fast charging solutions, the Mate 9 does charge quicker than normal when plugged into a QuickCharge 3.0 charger.

However, what's different in the new Galaxy phone batteries is that they can be charged with USB Type - C ports, which offer quicker charging and are also supported by in - house fast charging and wireless charging solutions.

The MWC 2017 - unveiled Meizu Super mCharge smartphone fast - charging solution may soon put Quick Charge 3.0 or VOOC to absolute shame.

We don't need to dive too deep into the technology that enables Dash Charge, but there is one interesting aspect of OnePlus's solution that separates it from similar tech like Qualcomm Quick Charge.

With a powerful output of 24 Watts, you can charge your iPhone twice as fast, iPads at true fast charging speeds, and the latest MacBooks via Type - C, giving you a full charging solution for all your Apple products, while featuring full Android compatibility with Qualcomm ® Quick Charge ™ 3.0 as well as Type - C 3 Amp ocharge your iPhone twice as fast, iPads at true fast charging speeds, and the latest MacBooks via Type - C, giving you a full charging solution for all your Apple products, while featuring full Android compatibility with Qualcomm ® Quick Charge ™ 3.0 as well as Type - C 3 Amp oCharge ™ 3.0 as well as Type - C 3 Amp output.

Other solutions, such as Qualcomm's Quick Charge, vary the voltage depending on the phone's temperature and battery percentage, which has its own advantages, but can also generate unwanted heat inside the phone.

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Now, it's also worth noting that the phone offers Qualcomm's Quick Charge 3.0 fast charging solution, which should be able to charge up that 5,300 mAh battery pack reallyCharge 3.0 fast charging solution, which should be able to charge up that 5,300 mAh battery pack reallycharge up that 5,300 mAh battery pack really fast.

Now, phones that are using Qualcomm's Quick Charge 2.0 or 3.0 solution, do not have such issues, times might differ a bit (a couple of minutes), but you'll get approximately identical charge Charge 2.0 or 3.0 solution, do not have such issues, times might differ a bit (a couple of minutes), but you'll get approximately identical charge charge times.

Last year's Mate 9 arrive with a massive 4,000 mAh battery, but the device lacked support for standard fast charging solution like Qualcomm's Quick Charge.

The quick charge powerstation gives users the opportunity to go for days without a power outlet, and its lightweight and portable design makes for easy carrying so consumers never have to go without a battery charging solution.

Mophie introduced the juice pack powerstation, the the third quick charge external battery in its new juice pack universal line, designed to deliver a portable power solution to on - the - go Apple device users.

But if you're looking to get a quick charge and you're pressed for time, this probably isn't the best solution.

By incorporating these technologies, Qualcomm Technologies standardizes the capabilities of Quick Charge 4 adapters, to help ensure that a single accessory supports multiple charging implementations and mobile devices, and that there is consistent performance when faced with the myriad of available charging solutions.

A 3,900 mAh non-removable battery will be a part of the package, while fast wired charging will also be included, Qualcomm's Quick Charge 4.0 fast charging solution.