Quick Charge 3.0 vs USB PD

Aquila

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USB-PD is a universal spec, which is the ideal thing to be utilizing. It's interesting that the SoC supports QuickCharge 4.0, yet most devices with the SD835 are not using it. QC 3.0 is MUCH better than QC 2.0, but still unnecessary. Which spec is their charger included in the box using?
 

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Should be Quickcharge.

I've read, that Quickcharge can regulate the charging process more precisely to do less damage to the battery. I don't know if that's true, but USB-PD beeing a universal standard might not be as precise.
 

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Trust me when I say that if USB-PD were equal or superior to quick charge 2, 3, or 4 manufacturers wouldn't be paying the money to incorporate QC in handsets. With all the new phones "featuring" sealed in batteries it is more important than ever to be mindful of battery longevity. I am also very disappointed that Quick Charge 4+ is essentially missing in action. There are exactly zero chargers that support it and only a couple handsets.
 

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Trust me when I say that if USB-PD were equal or superior to quick charge 2, 3, or 4 manufacturers wouldn't be paying the money to incorporate QC in handsets. With all the new phones "featuring" sealed in batteries it is more important than ever to be mindful of battery longevity. I am also very disappointed that Quick Charge 4+ is essentially missing in action. There are exactly zero chargers that support it and only a couple handsets.
PD is both faster and more versatile.
 

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I'll give you the faster point, but that is at the expense of battery longevity. As for versatility I don't know that it really matters, QC is designed to coexist with USB-PD.
 

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