A Google engineer recently said he would never recommend the LG G5 or the HTC 10 because they used Quick Charge technology and that means they are not USB Type-C compliant.
Android Central reached out to Qualcomm for a statement and they were told Qualcomm's Quick Charge technology is "connector-independent." This means that it doesn't matter if you're using USB Type-A, micro USB or USB Type-C.
The company also says that after all of their testing, they have never come across any device malfunctions with or without USB Type-C connectors.
Android Central reached out to Qualcomm for a statement and they were told Qualcomm's Quick Charge technology is "connector-independent." This means that it doesn't matter if you're using USB Type-A, micro USB or USB Type-C.
The company also says that after all of their testing, they have never come across any device malfunctions with or without USB Type-C connectors.
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