no type-C cable. annoying!

[spwexler]

I have the quick charging ac plugs and used them successfully with my MXPE.

 

[Ry]

I have the quick charging ac plugs and used them successfully with my MXPE.

But the Moto Z doesn't use Qualcomm Quick Charge.

 

[spwexler]

What does it use?

 

[AllenRulz]

What does it use?

Like already said, it uses TURBO CHARGE not quick charge.

 

[spwexler]

Well, when I search for turbo chargers on Amazon what comes up is Qualcomm quick charging adapters and chargers. If you have a link to a product usb type c cable and the associated car or home turbo charger, I'd appreciate it.

 

[Ry]

Like already said, it uses TURBO CHARGE not quick charge.

TurboPower Charging is just a Motorola marketing name.

In micro USB Motorola phones that support TurboPower Charging, like the Moto X, it's just Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0. Any Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0 (or higher) will "Turbo Charge" those devices.

In USB Type-C Motorola phones that support TurboPower Charging, like the Moto Z, it's likely USB-PD (USB Power Delivery Rev 2 - I think). Any charger that outputs a minimum of 5V at 3A will "Turbo Charge" those devices.

 

[Soundtallica]

Well, when I search for turbo chargers on Amazon what comes up is Qualcomm quick charging adapters and chargers. If you have a link to a product usb type c cable and the associated car or home turbo charger, I'd appreciate it.

It uses the same kind of charger as last year's nexuses, a C-C charger that outputs 5V/3A. It isn't any kind of Qualcomm quick charging standard, and I don't think there's a name for it yet.

 

[YAYTech]

It uses the same kind of charger as last year's nexuses, a C-C charger that outputs 5V/3A. It isn't any kind of Qualcomm quick charging standard, and I don't think there's a name for it yet.

There are some differences in the USB-C port on the phones though. The Nexuses (Nexii?) were using a USB2 Type-C connector. If you sort through some of the type c accessories on Amazon, you can see that some work on the Nexii, but not the Zs, and vice versa. Chargers are probably all cross compatible, though.

 

[NX1977]

There are some differences in the USB-C port on the phones though. The Nexuses (Nexii?) were using a USB2 Type-C connector. If you sort through some of the type c accessories on Amazon, you can see that some work on the Nexii, but not the Zs, and vice versa. Chargers are probably all cross compatible, though.

Isn't the Z's port USB2 type C too?

 

[YAYTech]

Isn't the Z's port USB2 type C too?

I haven't been able to find any clear information about what standards/specs it adheres to, but it's different from the Nexus 5X/6P.

 

[dpham00]

I wished that they would just specify what they used.