F . Crew02 September 2022, 13:55:02 India Time
Oppo joins many smartphone makers such as Apple and Samsung. Do not provide charging bricks or chargers on your smartphone.
When Apple started this trend of not providing charging bricks for their phones, they cited environmental reasons as the reason for the decision. Manufacturers like Samsung and Xiaomi have been drilling the Cupertino-based giant for a year. They also finally decided to stop charging the chargers on their phones.
Most tech companies lead us to believe that greenwashing strategies are altruistic, but the real driver behind such moves is money. Businesses can make big bucks by selling items separately which were always included in the package.
But Oppo has long opposed this move, which includes a super-fast charging chip in its phones. This also means that Oppo sub-brands, including OnePlus, will also not offer fast chargers in the box.
Oppo has confirmed its plans to stop including charging bricks in its smartphones, and according to Oppo Vice President Billy Zhang, some products will ship without charging devices.
“Next year, we will open the case for chargers on some products. However, as our business grows, we are considering taking chargers out of the box and putting them in stores so that users can upgrade their devices while still buying and using chargers. He said. in the current situation.
Oppo and OnePlus have been offering the fastest charging mobile devices for years. Most of these chargers use special standards to charge compatible smartphones faster than devices from other manufacturers.
For example, the Oppo Reno8 charges 80W, while the OnePlus 10T uses the same technology to reach speeds of up to 150W. Faster charging speeds also tend to require newer charging bricks. This means that you will need to purchase a separate charger to get the maximum speed for your new phone.
Oppo smartphones still support USB-C Power Delivery, the universal fast charging method, but it’s not as fast as SuperVOOC chargers yes, and they tend to be more expensive than Type A chargers.