#SuperVOOC

SuperVOOC [ OPPO | realme | vivo | OnePlus ] VOOC stands for Voltage Open Loop Multi-step Constant-Current Charging. It's the underlying standard that SuperVOOC is based on. BBK Electronics, the mothership of Oppo, also operates OnePlus, realme, vivo, and Iqoo, thus even if they used unique branding in the past like OnePlus' Warp Charge and realme's Dart Charge, these standards are based on the same fundamentals of SuperVOOC. OPPO's SuperVOOC technology also uses a split battery system, doubling output power in the process. OPPO showcased their latest SuperVOOC charging technology in 2022, which can charge a 4,500mAh battery to 100% in just nine minutes, and up to 50% in just three and a half minutes. Huawei has its Supercharge, OPPO has the SuperVOOC, and recently, Realme is developing its SuperDART charging. OPPO SuperVOOC 2 [table id=1297 /] OPPO's SuperVOOC or Super Voltage Open Loop Multi-step Constant-Current charging technology leverages both the voltage and current to attain a high wattage. Since it doesn't fluctuate in voltage and current, OPPO phones need to be configured to take in a lot of volts, while using a SuperVOOC enabled wire to handle the constant high current. Currently, only the OPPO Reno Ace is equipped with SuperVooc 2.0 technology, and it can charge from 0-100% in under 30 minutes with the 65W charger. Read more in our articles including "Smartphone Charging Tech Explained" and "Fast Charging Technologies Available Today".