One plus 9 Pro will support 50W wireless charging, and the system may use ColorOS
One plus 9 Pro will support 50W wireless charging, and the system may use ColorOS
2022-03-19 16:50

On March 19, it was announced that the One Plus 9 series would be released on March 24. Today, the official revealed the parameters of the One Plus 9 Pro in terms of battery and charging.

The One Plus 9 Pro will have a 4500mAh battery built in, and the "full blood" 65W super flash charging scheme will be used for wired charging. The official said that it can be charged to 100% in 29 minutes, which should be further optimized compared with the previous 65W scheme of the European Plus 9 Pro.

The previous generation of One Plus 8 Pro has been equipped with 30W wireless flash charge, but this time, One Plus 9 Pro has increased the wireless flash charge power to 50W, which can be charged to 100% in nominal 43 minutes.

Although wired is not the fastest 100 watt solution at present, the 65W+50W charging combination is quite comprehensive in today's flagship computers.

In addition, many live pictures of the one plus nine real machine system interface circulated on the Internet today, and "ColorOS" appeared in the "About Mobile Phone" interface Version V11.2 ", which means that the one plus nine series in China may switch from hydrogen OS to ColorOS at the system level (it is worth mentioning that the one plus one generation seven years ago also carried ColorOS). Of course, from the UI level, it still retains the original style of hydrogen OS to a certain extent, and it is unknown whether the meditation mode will remain in the new system.

At present, the One Plus 9 series is opening appointments across the network, and the official said that the number of appointments across the network has exceeded 2 million.


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