Man of Honour
Not just the batteries, I mean the whole tech involved in it. I assume USB C opens up the opportunities for these advances.
It does, up to 100watts
When phones are making full use of tyoe-c, we will see QC in its deathbed in a couple of years.
QC is a short term thing whereas tyoe-c is the natural standard USB is evolving into. Just so happens the 6P is the first to hit the mass market with it on a phone.
I'm ignoring the One Plus Two, because it doesn't represent much.
The 6P is gimped though, they could have made it charge even faster, and given it USB 3.1 transfer speeds, but then there would be no room for next year's extras...
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