The OPPO Ace2 was unveiled earlier today in China. The phone has support for 65W SuperVOOC 2.0 wired fast charge and 40W wireless fast charge. While OPPO does include a number of accessories in the box such as a TPU case, a pair of earphones, and a 65W SuperVOOC 2.0 charger; buyers will have to purchase the 40W AirVOOC wireless charger separately.

OPPO has put a price tag of ¥249 (~$35) on the AirVOOC wireless charger which is a bit cheaper than Huawei’s own 40W wireless charger priced at ¥289 (~$41).

The 40W AirVOOC charger has a mat-design which means the phone has to lay horizontally on it to charge. There is a fan to the right that provides cooling via a hidden side vent. The fan, which has a noise level of less than 22dBA, helps to bring down the temperature to under 39°C when charging the device.

OPPO claims the charger can fully charge the OPPO Ace from empty to full in just 56 minutes. The charger also supports Qi wireless charging and can be used to charge Qi-compatible phones at up to 10W.

The 40W AirVOOCwireless charger will go on sale on April 20. If you purchase it alongside the Ace2 between April 20 to April 30, you get ¥30 off the selling price.

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A few days back, the Oppo 40W AirVOOC wireless charger was spotted on Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) certification listing. It also revealed the design of the charger in the form of renders. Now, a live image has emerged on the internet suggesting it to launch soon.

The upcoming Oppo Ace 2 has been already confirmed to feature support for 40W wireless charging, in addition to 65W wired charging and this leaked Oppo AirVOOC wireless charger is definitely designed for this phone and other upcoming devices from the brand.

The live image of Oppo 40W AirVOOC wireless charger once again confirms the presence of multiple vents to dissipate heat. It could also include a fan to further lower the temperature.

As per the WPC listing, the upcoming wireless charger will support 9V 2A (18W), 5V 6A (30W), and 10V 6.5A (65W) power inputs. But the wireless charging output will be 40W. It will most likely launch alongside the Oppo Ace 2 on April 13.

Chinese smartphone makers have been long avoiding wireless charging on their smartphones to cut costs. But for the past two years after making a breakthrough in wireless charging speeds because of intense R&D, they have been slowly joining the bandwagon.

As of now, Huawei P40 Pro Plus is the fastest wireless charging phone with a maximum capacity of 40W. Though Xiaomi demoed 40W wireless charging on its Mi 10 Pro, the retail units are limited to 30W similar to the upcoming OnePlus 8 Pro, whose wireless charger also leaked a couple of days back.

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The Find X2 and Find X2 Pro are OPPO’s latest flagship phones but they do not support wireless charging. However, the manufacturer has a third flagship phone coming soon called the OPPO Ace2 that will support 40W wireless charging.

Ahead of the launch of the phone, the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) has published the details of the wireless charger for the device.

According to the WPC, the wireless charger has model number OAWV01. The attached images reveal the official name as OPPO 40W AirVOOC and it supports the following power inputs – 9V 2A (18W), 5V 6A (30W), and 10V 6.5A (65W). The maximum power output is, of course, 40W.

The wireless charger has an unusual design. It has an oval shape with a recess on one side for the phone to lie on and a large silver button/knob on the other side. The underside has vents for heat dissipation. There is also a silicone strip around the base to prevent it from slipping.

The OPPO Ace 2 launches on Monday, April 13 which is a day before the OnePlus 8 series’ launch. OnePlus is also expected to announce its first wireless charger on that day but unlike OPPO’s charger, it supports 30W fast charge and has a vertical stand design.

The price tag for the AirVOOC wireless charger is unknown but expect it not to be cheap.

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