It is reported that vivo's 200W Express is exclusively owned by iQOO, and the new machine will adopt the 5000mAh dual-core 100-watt scheme.

CTOnews.com Sept. 23, iQOO released two flagship iQOO 10 / Pro phones on July 19. The iQOO 10 series starts with a 200W ultra-fast flash charge that can be charged to 100% in 10 minutes at the earliest. Today, a blogger exposed the fast charging scheme for the new vivo machine.

Digital blogger @ Digital chat Station revealed today that vivo's 200W fast charging scheme will be exclusively owned by iQOO (not exclusive to the industry), and vivo has completed the 5000mAh dual-core large battery + 100W fast charging scheme, and new machines will be adopted next. However, considering other configurations, some flagship phones will not adopt the 5000mAh dual-core large battery + 100-watt fast charging scheme, which should be due to the limited space inside the body.

According to the blogger earlier this month, the iQOO Neo 7, which will be released this month or next month, will carry 120W fast charging. On August 4, the blogger revealed that the new vivo X90 series is testing 120W fast charging, and the charging head will be completely upgraded. The machine is debating whether to upgrade to 120W fast charging or popularize the charging scheme of 80W wired + 50W wireless. For reference, vivo X80 Standard Edition adopts the 4500mAh battery + 80W wired fast charging scheme and does not support wireless charging. The vivo X80 Pro has a built-in 4700mAh battery that supports 80W wired fast charging + 50W wireless fast charging.

As previously reported by CTOnews.com, Xiaomi updated the MDY-12-ED and 13-EU chargers on August 26 to support super flash charging protocols up to 178.5W for 17V-10.5A and 210W for 20V-10.5A, respectively.