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ASUS ROG Phone 2 with 30W charging support spotted on 3C certification

Posted on July 4, 2019 By Jarvis

The ASUS ROG Phone 2 smartphone, which is expected to launch at an event in China on July 23rd, has made a stop at 3Cs certification site. The listing reveals that the gaming handset will come with a 30W fast charging support, which is the same as its predecessor, the ROG Phone. Furthermore, there seem to be two versions of ROG Phone 2 – I001DA and I001DB. While the former is said to support 5-10V and 3A charging that tops out at 30W, the I001DA has a maximum 18W (9V and 2A), which is the same as ASUS‘ flagship 6Z.
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