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As a MagSafe fan, I can't wait for Qi2 to come to Android
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Almost all the phones not destined for the boring American market. Most Xiaomi, Huawei, and Oppo phones as an example.
Xiaomi has demonstrated 200W wired charging (20V @ 10A) and 120W wireless charging which is really 134W wireless charging capable as dual 67W into a 2 cell battery charged independently.
It's amazing and I can't understand life with a 10W charger like apple people or "fast" 15W charging... I can plug in my big foldy phone after draining it on a long flight and get 50% added in 10 minutes. My smaller phone, 100% from dead in less than 15mins. And the batteries still last years. My MI 9 and 11 are still kicking. Those are 3 and 5 years old and abused daily with 100% charging at max wattage.
Wow, color me jealous!
I've looked at a couple Oppo phones, can't remember why I didn't switch to them. Possibly because GSM, and I've had bad experiences with GSM in the US.
OnePlus phones are rebranded oppo phones now
Ah, that's right. I couldn't remember who the sister company was. Thanks.