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No more overheating! New charging tech keeps Android phones ice-cool!

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Charging your phone is about to feel completely different. Qualcomm has launched its brand-new Quick Charge 5 Plus, an upgrade to its famous fast-charging solution that first came out more than a decade ago. The last major update was in 2020, but this time, Qualcomm has made a leap that every Android user will love.

The new Quick Charge 5 Plus still supports over 100W charging speeds, but the real magic lies in how it keeps your device cooler while charging. Overheating has always been the biggest complaint with fast charging, often reducing long-term battery health. Qualcomm claims this new tech not only prevents excess heat but also ensures longer battery life and consistent performance.

Another highlight is compatibility. Even if your smartphone doesn’t run on a Snapdragon processor, chances are it can still take advantage of Quick Charge 5 Plus. That means a much wider Android audience will be able to plug in and power up faster without worrying about battery wear and tear.

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