You don't have to. you can just grab a USB Type-A to Type C cable (think microUSB cable, but for USB C instead) and use that with the existing charger.
it won't do the "fast charging" that the 6P is capable of, but if the adapter you have does 2A it'll charge at 2A, which for many people, will be plenty fast enough.
I don't think we know for sure, just yet, that a QC 2.0 charger won't fast charge the 6P right?
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Ehhh a guy can hope.considering the 6P doesn't have the Quickcharge spec, and qualcomm doesn't list it as compatible, I think it's a fairly safe assumption.
is there a way to fast charge connecting my phone to computer using USB type A to C??
No. computer USB ports only provide 500mah of power (for USB2) or 900mah (USB 3). Some laptops have ports with extra power that might charge faster, but you won't get any kind of fast charging like how qualcomm quickcharge works.
The Nomad charger looks good. One USB-C, one USB A, and 3000mAh battery all rolled into one. Discounted if ordered by Oct 29.
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Any of the USB-C car chargers I've found online all only seem to support the qualcomm QC spec so I guess for now we'll have to live with regular charge speeds in the car for the 6p
correct. they have to have an output of 5V/3A to fast charge the 6p (and 5x, for that matter).
and be USB-C to USB-C
and be USB-C to USB-C
not necessarily right?? it could still be USB type A to C?
Too bad it only supports 1.5A per port, so it's only going to charge at half the maximum possible speed.The Nomad charger looks good. One USB-C, one USB A, and 3000mAh battery all rolled into one. Discounted if ordered by Oct 29.
I don't see many options in the USB-C car charger space . . . and it's a portable charger too . . . kind of goes with the Nomad/Roadtrip/Outdoorsy theme . . . but, yes, would've like more oomph.