The device ships with an 80W FlashCharge adapter, even though the phone’s supported charging peak is 66W.
You need the original proprietary cable (USB‑A to USB‑C with extra pin) for achieving max charging speed.
In tests, it charges from 0 to ~57% in 30 minutes, and takes ~1h7m for full charge.
The 80W adapter is “over‑specced” and acts as a universal supply—but the phone won’t draw more than ~66W.
🔋 What the Spec Says vs Reality
The box includes an 80W charger for the Vivo V25 Pro.
But the phone itself is rated for 66W fast charging (11V/6A).
To get full speed (66W), you need the correct charger + cable combo (original charger plus the special USB‑A to USB‑C cable with extra pin for communication).
⚡ Charging Performance
From 0%, you get ~57% charge in 30 minutes using the official setup.
Delivers up to 33W fast charging with support for PD, PPS, and QC 3.0 standards.
Features a compact design with a single USB-C port and 9-layer safety protection.
Compatible with CMF/Nothing devices and most USB-C smartphones.
Cable not included; some users report heating or reliability issues.
Supports PD 3.0 + PPS for “Super Fast” 25 W USB‑C charging.
Output modes include 9 V × 2.77 A (PDO) and 3.3‑11 V × 2.25 A (PPS).
Input range is 100‑240 V AC, making it usable worldwide.
Has “zero standby power” (
Apple 20W USB-C charger enables fast charging—up to 50% in ~30 minutes.
Compatible with iPhone 8 and newer (especially iPhone 15 with USB-C port).
Supports USB Power Delivery (PD) for efficient and safe charging.
Higher wattage Apple chargers (30W, 35W, 70W) also work safely with iPhones.
Supports USB Power Delivery (PD) 3.0 + PPS, with outputs like 20 V × 1.5 A, 15 V × 2 A, 5 V/9 V × 3 A
Compact design: ~ 59.9 × 48.46 × 26.5 mm, ~ 92 g
The combo version includes a 1 m USB‑C to USB‑C cable along with the charger
In real‑world use, many users report achieving ~20‑25 W (rather than full 30 W), depending on phone, cable, battery state, and thermal throttling
Delivers up to 65W via USB-C and supports multiple fast-charging protocols.
Features 3 ports: 2 × USB-C and 1 × USB-A, with power distribution based on usage.
Compact design with GaN technology, but may block adjacent sockets in power strips.
User reports indicate potential heating issues and concerns about counterfeit units.
Supports PD 3.0 + PPS, with output modes like 5V×3A, 9V×3A, 12V×3A, 15V×3A, and 20V×2.25A (max 45W)
Claims to charge a Nothing Phone to ~ 65% in 30 minutes under ideal conditions
Universal 100‑240V input for global compatibility
No cable included — you must use a quality USB‑C cable rated for the power level
Delivers up to 80 W SuperVOOC / Warp Charge for supported OnePlus devices.
Supports universal input 100‑240 V AC, making it suitable for travel globally.
Built with multiple safety protections (overvoltage, overheating, short circuit, etc.).
GaN design (in some variants) keeps it compact while delivering high power.
Delivers 65 W fast charging (10 V × 6.5 A) — can charge certain OnePlus phones from 1% to ~58% in 15 minutes.
Also supports USB‑PD / PPS standard (up to ~45 W) for compatibility with non‑OnePlus devices.
Requires good quality Type‑C to Type‑C cable rated for high current to achieve full 65 W.
Built with safety & cooling features — “dedicated circuitry” for heat management, backward compatibility with older OnePlus fast‑charging specs.
Supports USB Power Delivery (PD) + PPS, with output profiles like 5V×3A and 9V×2.2A for up to 25 W fast charging.
Compatible with a wide range of Pixel models (Pixel 4 through Pixel 7, etc.) and other USB‑C devices.
Often bundled with a USB‑C to USB‑C cable in “adapter + cable” versions.
Built‑in safety features: overcurrent, overvoltage, overheating protections to safeguard devices.