Non retail good as new poco f2 pro, need alternative charger recommendedatio - Xiaomi Poco F2 Pro (Redmi K30 Pro) Questions & Ans

I bought a poco F2 Pro as in new condition, everything else is just like the new phone except no turbo charger, I phoned xiaomi they don't / won't sell me one, I've had a look and found a genuine huwaei 40w fast charger do you think think this will charge at least 80%-85% as fast the bog standard xiaomi charger is came with slow as f

I'd recommend a quick charge 3 charger of some kind... that's what I use anyway.

Huawei charger doesn't charge as fast - I have one from p30 pro. Huawei has a different standard.
Depends on your budget. Look for something with Quick charge 3 or 4 support.
I bought a Baseus Gan 2 Pro for myself, and so far is fine - but is a bit expensive. It charges almost as fast as original one

I use this charger from Amazon and charging with Mi Turbo
https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B0856Y3HL6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Yes, but find the second generation, which has 65W on all three ports and is very often sold at same price
Plus, it's a bit smaller.

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Fast charging reduces battery life?

I have a lenovo p2 and when i use its own charger it heats a lot (the phone), and i think it can damage the battery... The only way to prevent it from fest charging is to use another charger? If yes, what charger can i buy from gearbest or another store? I like to use my xiaomi redmi note 3 pro charger (5v, 2A), it charges at a good speed and doesnt heat. But i will sell the xiaomi, so i dont know what charger to buy (doesnt found the xiaomi for sale). Thanks!

Warp Charge for non Pro OnePlus 7 with 20W?

For my Mate 20 I bought Huawei's new SuperCharge 2, which support +40W. Maybe in future I will need it but SuperCharge 2 support 22.5W for old generation devices, like Mate 9, Mate 10 and Mate 20X.
I get a chinese GM1900 OnePlus 7. Now I looking for a EU charger and KFZ charger. Instead of buying old Dash Charger which support up to 20W, I think about to get Wrap Charge.
Somebody try it or can confirm it?
Warp Charge will work on your OnePlus 7 but it will act like a 20W charger (just like Dash charge) to a 7 and a 30W charger to a 7 Pro.
As you now know, it also supports USB PD upto 15W, if you have other devices that use it. A Warp charger will not charge anything else fast, but a USB PD brick can charge laptops too potentially.

Compatible Chargers?

Will any 65W charger work for Super VOOC charging or does it have to be the specific Oppo charger? Anyone have any experience? I rather leave the charger it comes with new in the box for selling purposes and would pick one up on Amazon if it works with a regular 65w charger
I try to use with MacBook adapter 85w, chardiging working normaly, fast like qc2.0 But original super Fast 2-3 times less, i recomend use original chardger, its azing expirirence to chardge phone 5 min to 25%
yarik88 said:
I try to use with MacBook adapter 85w, chardiging working normaly, fast like qc2.0 But original super Fast 2-3 times less, i recomend use original chardger, its azing expirirence to chardge phone 5 min to 25%
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Yeah I found it is proprietary for Super VOOC. Although 65W, it needs to deliver it at 6 amps & 10 volts to get the super fast charging. No on the market charger has that option (even smart 65w chargers) to deliver the power at that rate... if I keep the phone long enough, I'll just get one from aliexpress.
You can buy oneplus chardger, i try with old (op5) oppo show vooc chardge. And with new (op 7t pro) chardger i have super vooc. Its the same.
yarik88 said:
You can buy oneplus chardger, i try with old (op5) oppo show vooc chardge. And with new (op 7t pro) chardger i have super vooc. Its the same.
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Oneplus Warp charger 30T charges at VOOC, not super VOOC, for me
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Would the OnePlus Warp Charge 65 Power Adapter (https://www.oneplus.com/uk/product/oneplus-warp-charge-65-power-adapter) be apple to charge an Oppo Find X2 Pro with the same speed as the original charger?
15-18w charger from samsung charges fast too without melting the battery like 65w.

OnePlus/ Oppo compatibility

Hi everyone!
Let's see if anyone here can help me, because OnePlus community, Oppo community were silent on this question, and the answer on Amazon was generic and useless.
So I currently use a OnePlus 9 Pro.
What we formerly knew as Dash Charge and then Warp charge now uses the same name as Oppo's fast charging technology; SuperVOOC.
I was looking for OnePlus 65w chargers on Amazon and Oppo's SuperVOOC 65W charger came up. 1. So my first question is, would that work at maximum speed with my OP9 Pro?
Also, as Oppo and OnePlus wireless chargers are visually identical and by the 50W, are they also mutually compatible? Like, if I purchased a OnePlus 50w wireless charger and then upgraded to a (hypothetical) Oppo Find x6 Pro in 2023, would the Oppo work on a OnePlus wireless charger and Vice-Versa?
Thanks to everyone who answers. Good health to everyone?
Everything will work fine if u use the OnePlus charger on oppo phone or the other way. I got OnePlus 9 pro and i use 100w oppo charger and it showing on screen when i plug in 65w which is the max for the phone to charge.
In conclusion oppo and OnePlus accessories and charger and cable are the same from the same manufacturer the only different is the logo and the colour of the cable. And what i found oppo accessories are way cheaper than OnePlus website even on there 80w car charger. The only different is the logo print.

Question Charger ?

First Ever pixel phone and nowadays don't come with charger what charger you guys recommend. original google or something from amazon .
Also i only have a 15watt at home
Need a PPS charger for full speed. At least 30W.
The Google one is fine if you want official.
I did order the Google charger
Anyways, I never had wireless charging. Which wireless charger is good and reasonably priced - the Google one is not.
LLStarks said:
Need a PPS charger for full speed. At least 30W.
The Google one is fine if you want official.
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Anyone used anything on Amazon which actually does 30w
Pixels can't go above 23W.
LLStarks said:
Pixels can't go above 23W.
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Really??
pro4ever said:
Really??
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https://www.reddit.com/r/GooglePixel/comments/xxdfzt
pro4ever said:
Anyone used anything on Amazon which actually does 30w
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I bought two of these (in Canada) for my S21 ultra and both do "super fast charging". Cheap and do the job
Amazon.com
pro4ever said:
First Ever pixel phone and nowadays don't come with charger what charger you guys recommend. original google or something from amazon .
Also i only have a 15watt at home
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pro4ever said:
Anyone used anything on Amazon which actually does 30w
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I rarely fast charge anything, I normally baby my batteries and just use very low wattage chargers, but I do own an Anker 3-port (2x USB-C 100W charge, and one USB-A, whatever that's capable of). I mostly use it with my tablet when I need to, but I've used it with my phone once or twice.
Using an Anker Nano II 30W charger here (PD/PPS), although most of the time I charge my phone through my laptop (C>C) to keep heat down.
Question would a s21 ultra charger fast charge on pixel 7?
Would my OP9 charger and cable be fine?
Since it limits the Wattage anyways
I think that with these 3 news that dedicate an article on the best chargers for our P7 pro, I think you should find your choice
xda-developpers => These are the best chargers, cables, and other accessories to buy for the Google Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro in 2022
Android Authority => The best Google Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro chargers
AndroidPolice => The best Google Pixel 7 wireless chargers in 2022
I have a OnePlus charger 65w and a couple of Huawai Mate 20 pro chargers 40w (I believe). Will these charge the pixel on full speed? I'm awaiting Pixel 7 pro
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Would my OP9 charger and cable be fine?
Since it limits the Wattage anyways
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trainfire said:
I have a OnePlus charger 65w and a couple of Huawai Mate 20 pro chargers 40w (I believe). Will these charge the pixel on full speed? I'm awaiting Pixel 7 pro
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Yes. The Warp 65W charger supports USB PD 3.0 PPS up to 45W (phone will charge at no more than 23W)
OnePlus Warp Charge 65 Power Adapter NA
www.oneplus.com
It is ridiculous that these companies can get away with selling a high price device without a charging block. Here is your brand new car, you will need to bring a gas can if you want to drive it off the lot. We do not supply gasoline as the time of purchase.
I recommend these 3 chargers:
Google charger, 30 W, USB-C only, 29 € (I own this one, works well, uses PPS, but makes some tiny noise sometimes)
Samsung charger, USB-C + USB-A, 35 W, 23 €, uses PPS as well
Wicked Chili charger, USB C + USB-A, 33 W, 25 €, GaN (I own this one, too, it also uses PPS, it's very small, but I'm not sure if it's available everywhere. In Germany, it is.)
I've got this Anker charger https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B016LPMFUA
But I've been charging the Pixel 7 Pro with an old LG Nexus 5x charger Which seems to charge a little faster than the Anker.
I was a little hesitant plugging the chargers in at first but after asking around ye old internet it seems both chargers will do the job fine for now. I'm at a loss which replacement charger to buy next though as there are so many to choose from.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-Charger-Charging-Adaptor-Compatible-USB-C/dp/B0B4VY7WDH
This is the one I have, bought for my S21 Ultra last year. Supports 25W so I would hope it charges the S7 Pro fast enough. Ridiculously fast charging doesn't appeal to me, as it has a big negative impact on the battery. I charge my phones overnight at normal speed.
I have an Anker Nano II Pro (20W) in my travel bag but for overnight charging at home i use an Anker power strip with build in USB A ports that charges slowly in conjunction with adaptive charging.

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