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iQoo was recently tipped to be developing the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC-powered iQoo 10 Pro. This handset has been rumoured to support 200W wired charging. Vivo could also be working to bring a new flagship device to the market with support for 200W wired charging. Now, a notable tipster suggests that these smartphones could have already been left behind by a Chinese OEM. The tipster has not revealed the name of the manufacturer, but suggests that the charger is already reached the trial-production stage.According…

How fast charging works right nowAccording to the report, the new technology by the Chinese OEM would improve the present highest fast charging speed by about 20 percent. At present, the highest charging speed offered in the market today is by BBK Electronics brand, IQOO. The latter, on its flagship smartphone IQOO 10 Pro, offers 200W fast charging speed with the device. The latter can therefore charge a device from zero to 100 percent within 12 minutes. Now, according to Digital Chat Station on Chinese social media…

The first USB Type-C cables capable of providing huge amounts of power are here: Small retailer Club 3D launched three new cables that can each deliver up to 240 watts of power. Such a power draw means that you should be able to charge most laptops with the new 240W USB-C cable, marking a huge change from the current maximum capabilities of this technology. Club3D USB Type-C cables have been gaining in popularity consistently over the past few years, and the only thing that held them back was their relatively low…

The idea of a USB Type-C cables charging just about anything has been limited by the amount of power they can deliver. Club3D, a small retailer, has launched a new cable  which can deliver up to 240W of power. The company has three cables ready to choose; two which are fully featured for transmission of power and data and video, and another which is limited to power and slower (USB 2.0) data.We reported on the updated specification which is behind the design of these new cables nearly a year ago. In May 2021, the USB…

It’s been almost a year since we told you how next-gen USB-C cables would nearly double the amount of power they can carry to 240W, enough to let you ditch the proprietary power brick for all but the beefiest gaming laptops. Now, we’re seeing the first signs of life: the first USB-C 2.1 cables have broken cover with up to 240W of power and up to 40Gbps of data. They’re from a Dutch manufacturer named Club3D (via Tom’s Hardware) that doesn’t sell cables on its website, and they don’t yet seem to be in stock at retailers…