Apple finally did a quick charge! iPhone 7 or at least with 5V2A standard

Since 2013, fast-charging mobile phones have appeared on the market. Subsequently, between 2014 and 2015, various standards of fast charging technology have gradually become standard on the Android mobile phone camp. The flagship models of various manufacturers have all focused on fast charging functions. I believe we all remember the famous phrase. Charge for 5 minutes and talk for 2 hours." However, Apple seems to have turned a deaf ear to this and has always insisted on its standard 1A/5W charging level. When the iPhone 6s was released last fall, the fast-charging feature that the industry had guessed would eventually fail to show up. Now there is new news about this.

Recently, the iPhone 7's power management module exploded on the Internet. From the module analysis, the new iPhone to be released in September will soon have a fast charge function. However, it is unclear whether Apple will use the old technology that is already mature on the market, or whether it will develop new fast charging technology. However, the source points out that Apple will â€œat leastâ€ charge the iPhone 7 with a charging standard of 5V2A.

Currently, the iPhone is equipped with a 1A/5W charger, and the iPad is equipped with a 2.1A/12W charger. It usually takes more than 2 hours to fully charge the battery, compared to less than 1 hour for most of the fast-charged phones. It will be full. The SUPER-VOOC technology demonstrated by OPPO at the MWC 2016 conference in Barcelona in February this year can also be filled with a 2500mAh battery within 15 minutes, becoming another breakthrough in mobile phone charging technology.

As the fast-charging technology in the Android camp has gradually matured and stabilized, the industry has speculated that Apple has also had time to join the fast charging technology.