OPPO Find X2 Only Supports OPPO Wireless Charging Base


Oppo Find X2 Pro

Following the earlier suggestion by Shen Yiren that OPPO Find X2 will use 65W fast charging, a user recently released a set of screenshots of a wireless fast charging system interface. Particularly, he suggests that the upcoming OPPO flagship will also support 30W wireless fast charging.

OPPO Find X2

From the screenshot of the OPPO Find X2 wireless charging setting interface, we can see that in addition to the 30W wireless charging function, the phone also supports wireless reverse charging. Moreover, OPPO has divided the wireless charging function of Find X2. It includes functions such as ‘disable when the battery is too low’, ‘offset reminder’, ‘optimize during sleep’, and so on.

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We can see that the bottom of the screenshot shows that OPPO Find X2 only supports OPPO wireless charging base. OPPO officially announced the new 65W SuperVOOC flash charging technology and 30W wireless VOOC flash charging technology at the VOOC flash charging technology communication conference last September. The 30W wireless VOOC flash charging technology can fill 100% of the 4000mAh battery in 80 minutes. It is compatible with QI standard, supports 5W and 10W charging power and integrates the VOOC isolated charge pump technology pioneered by OPPO.

However, if the OPPO Find X2 comes with such a functionality, it won’t be the only smartphone supporting multiple fast charging options. Just recently, Xiaomi uncovered its annual flagship of the Mi 10. And we know this series supports triple fact charging options, including 50W wired fast flash charging, 30W wireless fast charging, and 10W wireless reverse charging.

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