A few days ago we posted new imaging images of the next flagship OnePlus 10 Pro But without publishing data. The imaging images that have been published mainly show the design of the device and its main photo array. Along with the photos, estimates have been released regarding the device’s data, which should come with the Snapdragon 898 processor, a 6.7-inch screen with a refresh rate of 120 Hz and a battery of 5,000 mAh. The battery size is larger than the previous generation as the OnePlus 9 Pro has already come with a battery with a power of 4,500 mAh along with a fast wired charge of 65 watts which means a full charge in 29 minutes.
Realme GT 2 Pro, Find X4 series, OnePlus 10 Pro, OPPO N series phone, Reno 8 Pro to feature 125W fast charging. pic.twitter.com/AnwtIz4Bog
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A new kit is now being released which speaks to a new record in fast wired charging powers. According to the source of the leak OnePlus 10 Pro will come with Fast wired charging of 125 watts. Currently the Xiaomi 11T Pro holds the record and stands at a fast wired charge of 120 watts which means a full charge in 17 minutes. Now it looks like Van Plus is about to break the record and introduce a device with a fast wired charge of 125 watts.
In general, it seems that very fast charging is going to be the new standard for the Chinese. The same leak source indicates the OPPO which will launch the Find X4 With fast wired charging of 125 watts along with Reno 8 Pro and- realme GT2 Pro Which will also come with a fast wired charge of 125 watts. In fact, OPPO, which is a member of the BBK concern that Van Plus is a member of, has previously introduced a 125-watt charger that charged a 4,000 mAh battery in just 17 minutes.
Keep in mind, fast charging at such high powers leads to long-term damage to battery power. For example, a test performed with OPPO found that the battery loses one-fifth of its power after about two years. It is possible that the loss of power over time is the reason why industry leaders like Apple and Samsung are in no hurry to release devices with very fast charging. It seems impossible to eat the cake and leave it intact. There are disadvantages and there are advantages, the question is what do you prefer?
Source: PhoneArena