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They aren’t allowed to do it, their device has to be charged with any USB-C cable and charger at up-to 5V@3A. If they support fast charging at currents above 3
by dogma1138 4y ago
They aren’t allowed to do it, their device has to be charged with any USB-C cable and charger at up-to 5V@3A.
If they support fast charging at currents above 3A or at voltages above 5V they MUST adopt the USB-PD spec and then the device MUST support any USB-PD compatible charging solution to its design limit or 100W which ever is lower.