OPPO’s Super VOOC charges a 2500mAh battery to 100% in 15 minutes!


OPPO had been teasing some new and interesting tech that they were going to announce at MWC. Well, the day is here and we’ll have to concede that the hype was warranted!

OPPO have announced a couple different technologies. Let’s take a look at Super VOOC first.

If you’ve been following OPPO’s progress in the recent years, you’ll know in an instant that Super VOOC is going to be about fast charging. And it is.

Only this time, it’s super fast charging.

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Super VOOC allows you to charge compatible devices super fast. OPPO demoed a 2500mAh phone, which they charged from 0-100% in a mere 15 minutes!

Besides that, this tech also gives 2 hours of talk time after a brief 5 minute charge.

What is good about Super VOOC is that it doesn’t work on 9V or 12V like some other fast charging solutions we’ve seen of late. Instead, it’ll work at the same 5V, which OPPO claim won’t cause harm to the battery/jeopardise its longevity.

The company also claims that the tech uses a “new algorithm to dynamically regulate the current”, and that it doesn’t require a voltage converter which increases efficiency and reduces the operating temperature.

OPPO mention that Super VOOC will work with micro USB as well as USB Type-C devices.

VOOC was one of our favourite features on the Find 7; and we expect to only grow fonder of the tech this time round.

There’s no sign of the Find 9 at MWC however. That said, the phone — whenever it does come out — will, for sure, have Super VOOC fast charging.

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13 Comments

  1. ksuuk
    February 23, 2016

    And discharges in 30 minutes? No way battery with this kind of usage will last more than a year max.

    • Alexis T
      February 23, 2016

      That’s what ppl said when VOOC was released in 2014… reality prove them wrong ^^

  2. Simon
    February 23, 2016

    Nice. Any conversation regarding the Find 9 ?

    • Ben
      February 23, 2016

      Did you really read the text?!

      • Simon
        February 23, 2016

        If you don’t ask you don’t get.

        • February 23, 2016

          I asked and nothing was confirmed or denied, but it wont launch at MWC for sure

  3. Monk3y
    February 23, 2016

    If that works in the real world and can be used safely, then it’s awesome. However I am reserved.

  4. Alexis T
    February 23, 2016

    15mn for 2800mAh… lets hope it’ll be 20mn for a 3500mAh battery
    Find 9 will be great, too damn bad Oppo wont tease it @MWC

    Now im waiting for this new camera tech ^^

  5. Aeonia
    February 23, 2016

    Nice…

  6. Assefa Hanson
    February 23, 2016

    ONCE AGAIN OPPO INNOVATING

  7. Assefa Hanson
    February 23, 2016

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vf4j6cMCEkI oppo flexed their muscles, vivo is flexing where you at xiaomi lets see what you got

  8. Stef
    February 23, 2016

    One of the primary reasons that I find sealed batteries a downgrade is the charging time. I can’t stand how long it takes for them to charge (by comparison it takes 1 minute to swap a battery and get 100%).

    If they significantly improve that situation, sealed batteries would actually become a competitive technology instead of a downgrade.

    Having said that, issues of lithium degradation must be taken in account. If for example the batteries lose max charge using this method faster than regular charging, it may not worth it.

    Regular batteries lose about 20% every two years of regular use (which is quite a lot -already- for some people). If due to this method your battery loses 20% charge -say- every 6 months, then this method doesn’t solve anything, if anything exaggerates the issues of sealed batteries…

  9. Muhammad Yasir
    February 23, 2016

    well done oppo …
    now for the pricing !