Oppo Find N5

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does oppo have a setting that show what the charging speed is on? samsung go in setting got the option is see charging 2.0 connected or something. cant seems to find this option on Oppo
 

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does oppo have a setting that show what the charging speed is on? samsung go in setting got the option is see charging 2.0 connected or something. cant seems to find this option on Oppo
settings battery, or they will display when u plug in the charging cable with the screen locked
 

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from watch no issue, it's if i need to use paywave from phone. anyway i just realize the problem is with the phone. i had to turn off NFC and on again then can paywave. no issues with opening google wallet, open app already but payment terminal cant detect phone



thank you!



i sideload to get the rest of the function to work with oppo, for eg ECG and sleep apnea.



yes bro, :sneaky:
Where did you get the Samsung Health Monitor modded APK from? I want to use my old Galaxy Watch too for ECG
 

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does oppo have a setting that show what the charging speed is on? samsung go in setting got the option is see charging 2.0 connected or something. cant seems to find this option on Oppo
i just tested this newly arrived usb tester.
im testing on my oppo find n3 and 67w original supervooc charger(oppo).
strange to see that the protol is noted as "QC2.0)

however the charger itself supports supervooc only(see img 2).

strange that even though in img1 it can generate about close to 10W(battery level of my phone around 80%) using supervooc protocol.
If i used theugreen nexode also getting about 17w however the charging speed is 2-3 times slower(only engaging fast charging protocol, not supervooc charging) than supervooc.

*ugreen nexode powerbank dont support supervooc protocol.

any tech geeks can enlighten me?
 
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settings battery, or they will display when u plug in the charging cable with the screen locked
currently can see from screen when its locked, go in setting see only shows charging no mention of what type of charging speed
 

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i just tested this newly arrived usb tester.
im testing on my oppo find n3 and 67w original supervooc charger(oppo).
strange to see that the protol is noted as "QC2.0)

however the charger itself supports supervooc only(see img 2).

strange that even though in img1 it can generate about close to 20W using supervooc protocol.
If i used theugreen nexode also getting about 17w however the charging speed is 2-3 times slower than supervooc.

any tech geeks can enlighten me?

coz in image 1 you connected a C-C ugreen cable to your oppo phone, coz most C to C cable is 5A max. To test the cable i believe you need to plug the included A to C cable to the usb port on the tester (if there is).
 

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coz in image 1 you connected a C-C ugreen cable to your oppo phone, coz most C to C cable is 5A max. To test the cable i believe you need to plug the included A to C cable to the usb port on the tester (if there is).
picture 1 = usb tester directly connected to supervooc charger(USB A - C) and to phone.(Phone battery level is at 70%, sometimes i see a spike of 20-30W and then it went mostly back to 10-15W)

picture 2 = supervooc charger (out = USB A) -> (in = usb C) usb tester (out = ugreen usb C-C) > N3

*In both connections, phone was charging and showing the 67w Supervooc logo and top charging icon was a blue lighthing symbol.

was just wondering why supervooc charges at roughly 10-20W but charges so damn fast. Then a normal PD powerbank also providing the same wattage is so slow via fast charging protocol.

 
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I bought from Singtel with no contract, got the voucher and used it already.
i order when i come back from overseas.. if not no one at home to received it.. or collect from popstation within the time frame it valid till 30 Apr
 

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picture 1 = usb tester directly connected to supervooc charger(USB A - C) and to phone.(Phone battery level is at 70%, sometimes i see a spike of 20-30W and then it went mostly back to 10-15W)

picture 2 = supervooc charger (out = USB A) -> (in = usb C) usb tester (out = ugreen usb C-C) > N3

*In both connections, phone was charging and showing the 67w Supervooc logo and top charging icon was a blue lighthing symbol.

was just wondering why supervooc charges at roughly 10-20W but charges so damn fast. Then a normal PD powerbank also providing the same wattage is so slow via fast charging protocol.


you guys discuss about charger until become a science project like that
 

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picture 1 = usb tester directly connected to supervooc charger(USB A - C) and to phone.(Phone battery level is at 70%, sometimes i see a spike of 20-30W and then it went mostly back to 10-15W)

picture 2 = supervooc charger (out = USB A) -> (in = usb C) usb tester (out = ugreen usb C-C) > N3

*In both connections, phone was charging and showing the 67w Supervooc logo and top charging icon was a blue lighthing symbol.

was just wondering why supervooc charges at roughly 10-20W but charges so damn fast. Then a normal PD powerbank also providing the same wattage is so slow via fast charging protocol.


Coz the tester is probably not reporting the correct voltage and amp correctly. fnb testers tend to be not exactly accurate, have a fnb48 myself,, which is why I prefer just to use cables that show wattage on the cable itself. Supervooc actually charges at 67w, 80w, 100w, 120w using triggered 11V nowadays, the 10v6.5a supervooc is alr an older standard already, and my 65w 10v6.5a supervooc from 8t doesn't charge supervooc on n5 exclusively.
 

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Coz the tester is probably not reporting the correct voltage and amp correctly. fnb testers tend to be not exactly accurate, have a fnb48 myself,, which is why I prefer just to use cables that show wattage on the cable itself. Supervooc actually charges at 67w, 80w, 100w, 120w using triggered 11V nowadays, the 10v6.5a supervooc is alr an older standard already, and my 65w 10v6.5a supervooc from 8t doesn't charge supervooc on n5 exclusively.
i also low key felt the same. i saw the fnb58 reporting slightly under amp than another usb tester i had.

now that you mentioned it, i went to take a look at charger and they are according to what you indicated. however the bloody charge never seems to go beyond more than 3amp. wonder if the original charger that came with N3 was a bluff.
 
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