Comment by jofzar
That can't be true right? PD (and some Chinese standards) have insane wattage allocation/allowances, there's no way that a mobile CPU can pull over that amount, it's more that they don't support it.
That can't be true right? PD (and some Chinese standards) have insane wattage allocation/allowances, there's no way that a mobile CPU can pull over that amount, it's more that they don't support it.
> Accept, not what the power supply can supply. Cell phones aren't being made with massive 100W accepting circuitry.
Surprisingly they are, supervooc goes up to 120w now (which is insane), there is also a Motorola phone which also does 68w via PD standard
https://m.gsmarena.com/oneplus_15-review-2898p3.php
https://www.gsmarena.com/motorola_moto_g_stylus_5g_(2025)-13...
As for past through charging, it's actually apparently more common then I knew.
Google does it as part of their "adaptive" charging (hits 80% then does pass through) and the OnePlus etc also do it with a settings for gaming.
(Older article confirming this https://www.androidauthority.com/phones-with-bypass-charging...)
> device can accept over USB PD
Accept, not what the power supply can supply. Cell phones aren't being made with massive laptop-sized 100W accepting circuitry.