As the smartphone world evolves, fast charging technology continues to take on a different dimension. Many technology giants continue to make large investments in this field. The smartphone world first met 100W in 2015 and was widely used in 2020. In the last two years it has progressed to 150W fast charging technology. Finally, information about OnePlus 150W fast charging continues to come from important sources.
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OnePlus will fully charge in 14 minutes with 150W fast charging
Fast charging technology has been in great development recently. Companies like Xiaomi, Oppo, and Samsung are aiming high in this space. Previously, Oppo produced 120W fast charging technologies. However, there is still no device to keep up with this in the smartphone part. The technology company continues to raise the bar in this area. OnePlus has now set its sights on 150W fast charging.
OnePlus continues to improve its 150W fast charging system. According to the information obtained, the technology can reach the full charge in a very short time, such as 14 minutes. However, according to the statement, this period is valid for 4500 mAh batteries. On the other hand, the company does not yet have a smartphone that can handle this technology. However, some information is that OnePlus is preparing a phone with 150W support.
Features of OnePlus phone with 150W fast charging
Digital Chat Station, which has taken an important place in the smartphone world with its leak information, stated that OnePlus is working on a 150W supported smartphone. He even shared some technical specifications about this smartphone. Accordingly, the device will be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 8100 chipset. The source says that it will come with a 6.7-inch Full HD + resolution 120Hz OLED screen and will have a 50 Megapixel IMX766 camera.
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