Quick Charge 2.0 Explained — Android Q&A

Why not have all of them? Big­ger remov­able bat­tery with bet­ter bat­tery technology 😀

 http://www.gizmag.com/phone-charging-sound/33326/

I do not like the idea of hav­ing a thick­er phone just for the sake of the bat­tery size. I rather have a faster charge

How bad can it get if i try to charge my fone (not quick charge com­pat­i­ble), wich comes with a 1A charg­er, with a 2A or 3A charger..?? 

So Quick Charge is just using a high­er Amp charg­er then?

Stop being so over­ly dra­mat­ic +Android Author­i­ty. It’s a tech video for the love of god. Not an audi­tion for Scorsese.

what about solar-pan­el back cov­ers?! have a wid­get that one-touch hiber­nates the device, then turn upside down for awhile to charge. or a remov­able back­up bat­tery you can set out­side to charge! i want a cut of prof­its for my idea >.>

I just need a remov­able battery!!

Now on a sep­a­rate note, good info BTW have you researched dysons mul­ti mil­lion pound(not dol­la) new gen­er­a­tion bat­tery pro­gram, it is amaz­ing, bat­ter­ies will be rev­o­lu­tion­ized if these guys can make their prod­uct eco­nom­i­cal­ly viable, mem­o­ry is not great but I think it’s space and ASTRO use.. Laters

Thick­er phones

Phones which have solar pan­els built into the screen, but still oper­ates as a nor­mal screen

you did not explain a thing about charg­ing tech­nol­o­gy. you just red some data from cat­a­logs and box­es… you just said “you need stronger charg­er to be able to use this prod­uct properly”…

Quick charge 3.0 is out! If you are watch­ing this video do not buy quick charge 2.0 buy the 3.0 quick/fast charge. Rat­ings 4.0 quick charge is all ready com­ing out next year. 2.0 is old

wait… snap­drag­on 808 is not list­ed that sup­ports quick charge 2.0?

Remov­able bat­tery. Fk these phones that aren’t eas­i­ly user-ser­vi­ca­ble. Pow­er-users like myself ful­ly charge their device/s 2–4x a day most days. After a year of use, a thou­sand or so charge cycles, that bat­tery is toast, yet the entire rest of the phone is func­tion­ing as new, so you’re forced to heat gun an 800 dol­lar phone, risk­ing ruin­ing your screen or the entire phone, just to swap out the bat­tery. Com­plete bs. The excuse that phones have to have inte­grat­ed bat­ter­ies to keep the form fac­tor small is a bs lie also. No one brags about how small their phone is, except the few small-mind­ed that are impressed by a thin and frag­ile device that sub­se­quent­ly has low bat­tery life and low pro­cess­ing pow­er, only being usable for tex­ting, call­ing, email, or one tab in a brows­er. Most phones are gigan­tic even with inte­grat­ed bat­ter­ies, and each year every phone com­pa­ny brags about how that year’s new mod­el has an even larg­er screen than last year. Is this a an extra quar­ter of an inch going to stop ANYONE from from buy­ing the lat­est Sam­sung flag­ship? Fk no, not even the quadru­ple dig­it price tag stops them. Make it a quar­ter inch big­ger and peo­ple will just be will­ing to pay more because it’s big­ger. Fk you Sam­sung, LG, Apple et all. The only rea­son bat­ter­ies are inte­grat­ed is so when the bat­tery is down to 50‰ of its orig­i­nal charge capac­i­ty with­in the first year of use, most peo­ple will just buy a whole new phone. That busi­ness prac­tice, planned obso­les­cence, should be pun­ish­able by death. At least Steve Jobs had the decen­cy to die of his own accord.