Oppo has announced the pre-sale of SuperVooc 100W dual-port charger, priced at 269 yuan. This charger offers simultaneous fast charging for computers, phones, and other mobile devices. Official sales are set to begin at 10:00 AM on March 24th. Here are the details…

Oppo Launches 100W Dual-Port Super Flash Charger for Computers and Phones: Pre-Sale Begins at 269 Yuan

The Oppo SuperVooc 100W dual-port super flash charger is designed to support both Type-C and USB-A dual output, with a single-port output power that supports up to Supervooc 100W Max. This charger can power the OPPO Find X6 Pro, which has a 5000mAh battery capacity, to 100% in just 28 minutes.

The charger offers dual-port simultaneous fast charging, capable of charging two mobile phones at once or a combination of a computer and a mobile phone. It is compatible with various mainstream charging protocols such as SuperVooc, VOOC, PD, QC, and PPS, allowing it to charge not only mobile phones, but also laptops, tablets, smartwatches, earphones, and other smart devices.

Included with the charger set is a 1-meter Type-C to Type-C 10A flash charging data cable that provides fast charging for devices compatible with SuperVooc, VOOC, PD, QC, and PPS protocols. The cable is constructed from environmentally friendly materials and has passed more than 20 tests, including repeated plugging and unplugging, insulation withstand voltage, plugging force, and flame retardancy.

The Oppo SuperVooc 100W dual-port super flash charger sports a sleek and stylish design inspired by the space suspension cabin. The oblique texture on the surface enhances grip, and the 90° folding pins make it convenient for storage and space-saving. The adapter measures 62.5mm x 61.0mm x 31.0mm and weighs approximately 177g, while the data cable weighs around 47g.

As the demand for fast and convenient charging solutions grows, Oppo’s 100W dual-port super flash charger stands out as an impressive option. Its versatility and compatibility with various devices make it an ideal choice for consumers looking to charge multiple devices simultaneously while on the go.

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Nowadays, chargers are a rare sight inside smartphone boxes. Apple started this trend and other manufacturers quickly followed the lead. OPPO was keeping the tradition alive by including a charger with all of its smartphones. However, now it seems the company will also join its fellow manufacturers in the “No charger club”.

During the European launch event for the Oppo Reno8 series Billy Zhang, Oppo’s VP of overseas sales and services, said that OPPO will “take the charger out of the box in the next year for several products”. However, he didn’t delineate which devices will lose the charger.

“It’s not that easy for consumers to get access to [SuperVOOC chargers], so we have to keep it in the box. However, as we are expanding our business operations, we are looking to taking chargers out of the box and put them in the store so that our users are able to buy the chargers and continue using them even when they upgrade their devices,” Zhang added.

As the executive mentioned, the chargers will be removed from only some of the devices and the majority of the OPPO products may still retain a charger. In addition, the company will make the chargers available in stores, so that the customers can purchase them easily.

This move shouldn’t come as a surprise since major OEMs like Apple and Samsung have been shipping their phones without chargers for years. By dropping chargers, companies aim to reduce their carbon footprint and save the environment through the reduction of plastic waste.

More details about this are expected to emerge soon. We’ll keep you posted!

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