Qualcomm Quick Charge 5 Announced Supporting 100W Fast Charging

With more and more manufacturers working on proprietary fast-charging technologies, Qualcomm has launched its own Quick Charge 5 technology that supports 100W+ fast charging. Earlier this year, the company also announced Quick Charge 3+ for affordable devices, although Quick Charge 4 and Quick Charge 4+ are already being used in smartphones since 2017.


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According to Qualcomm, this new technology is the world’s fastest commercial charging solution.

Quick Charge 5 enables charging speeds of up to 0-50 in five minutes (for a 4500mAh battery), with 100W+ charging power with our new Dual Charge Technology.

Dual Charge technology

Like most fast charging technology solutions, Quick Charge 5 also employs the Dual Charge Technology that splits the battery into two and charges them separately. According to Qualcomm, a single battery can be charged at up to 45W to 50W.

Safer and Faster

As per Qualcomm’s announcement, this new battery technology is 70% more efficient than Quick Charge 4+ and offers ten times more power than Quick Charge 1.0. Moreover, it is 10°C cooler than Quick Charge 4 and Quick Charge 4+.

To improve battery life, Quick Charge 5 uses battery saver algorithms and Qualcomm Smart Identification of Adapter Capabilities to extend battery life.

However, XDA-developers detailed that the latter will be used to identify the real capabilities of a power source and adjust charging based on that rather than going with the advertised power source, which is not the best solution.

Availability

Currently, Quick Charge 5 is supported by the Snapdragon 865 and Snapdragon 865 Plus only. Other mid-range SoCs are not supported. We might be the first device with this new technology as early as by the end of this year.


  • its very interesting to see how charging and battery tech is going to be in the near future.


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