Comparison of rapid charge: Pump Express 3.0 out of the MediaTek vs Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0

There may still be pending work with batteries, but the truth is that fast recharging which is being implemented in new smartphones has managed to make a few users who now do not have to worry about as long as your terminal will soon reach 100% battery life easier. But, which method is most effective, Quick Charge 3.0 from Qualcomm or Pump Express 3.0 of MediaTek? Let’s look at the effectiveness of each one.
And is that the drama is always the same: phones that can do everything except survive more than 24 hours of use without having to give food to the battery. The Nokia generation of 10-15 years ago there was no problem, since with a few hours of charging terminal enduring days, days without having to be loaded. But when smartphones came into play with your apps, your browsing online, larger screens and resolutions, and more and more power, the batteries began to not cope. And you had to resort first to carry two or three batteries replacement, then external batteries, and always with fear of not arrive if we walk all day outside the home or traveling without outlets close.

Quick Charge 3.0 Qualcomm

That changed thanks to two words that have changed our habits such as rapid charging. And therein the Qualcomm company is a pioneer from his Quick Charge 1.0 of 2013, who presented Quick Charge 3.0in September of last year. Able to charge a smartphone battery up to 80% on 35 minutes, 3.0 highlighted by the inclusion of the INOV (intelligent negotiation for optimum voltage) algorithm, which in a few words makes the device which calculate the power required to maximize the efficiency of the transfer.

Compatible with the SoC Snapdragon 820 620, 618, 617 and 430, and able to withstand voltages of between 3.6 – 20 volts 200mV, Qualcomm rises was right to make its technology compatible with the new USB Type-C, call to be the successor of the current USB micro and even outputs jak 3.5 audio, adopted by current 10 HTC and Huawei P9 flaghsips.

Pump Express 3.0 mediatek

But if there is a maximum in this scene, that is that if something works, will always be others who will try to improve it. In this field enter MediaTek with its new system of fast-charging, which refers directly to a major land sacrificed in pursuit of the loading speed: overheating of the terminal, something which Pump Express 3.0 resolves without giving up a quick recharge. In fact the fastest currently. And it is that we talk about reach 0 to 70% in 20 minutes maximum battery charge, a madness that ensures us a quantity more than enough to finish the day intensively using the smartphone after putting it to load in the time that it took to eat.

He is a direct load with output of between 3V and 6V that promises to solve the problem of excessive heating which load fast may cause the phone, since Pump Express 3.0 includes up to 20 additional protections created by Richtek, MediaTek dedicated exclusively to this company. It is the first solution”to activate the direct charge via USB Type-C power connector”, and begin to be mounted in series MediaTek helium P20 for end of the year, as well as processors believes the Chinese firm after. Currently, Sony, lenovo, Gionee and Meizu used Pump Express 2.0, so their new smartphones by the end of 2016 could be the first to incorporate it.

Conclusion: Beware of Oppo

The question then is clear: Quick Charge 3.0 or 3.0 Express Pump? But the answer not so much, since until we can not experience firsthand and prove what is capable of MediaTek new fast charging, she cannot answer. Even though it is true that on paper, the idea of maximum 70% in 20 minutes and that overheating does not occur makes that thing to orient to MediaTek. But note, that this year we have also seen the Chinese firm Oppor teach how with your Super VOOC Flash charging a battery of 2. 500mAh in 15 minutes without frying your phone thanks to a low-voltage pulse technology, that maybe this contest for the most effective fast charge is not thus thing only two.