Oppo will be the next brand to copy Apple’s MagSafe charger

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Demonstrated at the Smart China Expo 2021, Oppo’s magnetic wireless charging system is called MagVOOC and consists of two adapters, one of which supports 20W speeds while the other supports 40W charging.
The 40W charger resembles a typical wireless charging stand. If you don’t have a compatible MagVOOC smartphone from Oppo, it’ll work over the Qi charging standard at speeds of up to 15W.
The smaller 20W charger, on the other hand, looks a lot like Apple’s MagSafe charger. Like the bigger charger, it supports Qi charging too, though this time speeds are limited to 10W.
In addition to those products, Oppo showcased a dedicated 20W MagVOOC Power Bank that includes a 4,500mAh battery. Again, it includes Qi charging support with the aim of being compatible with wireless earphones and smartwatches.
It’s unclear when Oppo will release its newly announced MagVOOC products to the public, but if the brand is already willing to demonstrate them in full, a launch shouldn’t be too far off.
Questions & Answers
Q.What charging speeds do the two main MagVOOC adapters offer?
What charging speeds do the two main MagVOOC adapters offer?
Oppo's magnetic wireless charging system includes two adapters. One supports 20W speeds, while the other provides 40W charging for compatible devices. Both also offer Qi charging for other devices.
Q.Will the MagVOOC chargers work with non-Oppo smartphones?
Will the MagVOOC chargers work with non-Oppo smartphones?
Yes, if you don’t have a compatible MagVOOC smartphone, both adapters will work using the Qi charging standard. The 40W charger supports up to 15W Qi charging, and the 20W charger is limited to 10W.
Q.What is the capacity of the MagVOOC Power Bank showed by Oppo?
What is the capacity of the MagVOOC Power Bank showed by Oppo?
Oppo demonstrated a dedicated 20W MagVOOC Power Bank. This power bank comes with a 4,500mAh battery and also includes Qi charging support for various accessories like earphones and smartwatches.
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