Less Time Charging, More Time Doing as the Qualcomm says in official announcement of the new Quick Charge 2.0.
You can’t go mobile if you’re stuck plugged into an outlet waiting for your smartphone or tablet to charge. Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0 resides in both the device (offered as a standalone IC solution or as part of the PMIC power management integrated circuit of Snapdragon™ 800 processors) and in the AC/DC wall charger. It’s even faster and more flexible than Quick Charge 1.0, and will be inside smartphones and tablets powered by Snapdragon 800 processors.
Products with Quick Charge 2.0 can charge up to 75% faster than products without Quick Charge technology. In our labs we found tablets that normally take over 7 hours to charge were able to reach full charge in less than 3 hours with the Quick Charge 2.0 solution.
Qualcomm announce to release Quick Charge 2.0 to customers in Japan thanks to NTT DOCOMO. The carrier is expected to provide Qucik Charge 2.0-supported AC adapters to users later this year while every Snapdragon 800-powered device supports the technology at the hardware level.
Qualcomm announce to release Quick Charge 2.0 to customers in Japan thanks to NTT DOCOMO. The carrier is expected to provide Qucik Charge 2.0-supported AC adapters to users later this year while every Snapdragon 800-powered device supports the technology at the hardware level.
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