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Fast Charger

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FAST CHARGER

the first fast charger was introduced in the year of 2014 that is qualcoms 2.0 is the first fast charger. the oppo launched its fast charger known as VOOC charger (Voltage Openloop multistep constant current charging) which charges 3400mah battery in only 35 minutes. and this is the worlds first fast charger.

VOOC charger:

VOOC(Voltage Openloop multistep constant current charging) as its name says the constant charging the OUTPUTS of the charger are  4.5 ampers and 5 volts. this type of chargers are seen in onepuls as dash charger and on oppo phone its VOOC charger.
the oppo introduced its SuperVooc charger with its find X lamborgini edition. it charges the phone in 35minutes the battery capcity is 3400mah.the power OUTPUT of the charger is 50WATTs.

how the fast chargers works:

the oppo Vooc charger works this charger charges the 3400 mah battery in 35min. 
the battery in oppo find X is divideddifferent batteries 1700mah which is easy to charge the battery and its take less time to charge.

VoltageCurrentMax Power
USB 1.05V0.5A2.5W
USB 2.05V0.5A2.5W
USB 3.05V0.5A/0.9A4.5W
USB 3.1 (USB-C + USB-PD)5-20V0.5A/0.9A/1.5A/3A/5A100W

and the main thing the charger comes in BOX it self we dont need to buy.
this is about the oppo's vooc charger and it is the world fastest charger.

Security:

the thing comes at security the VOOC charger is secured while charging our device the mobile dont even get hot because the charger it self is with circuits which stops the heating of our devices and its safe to use compares to other fastchargers.

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