HarmonyOS 7 beta phones get 'direct power supply' charging feature
Huawei has introduced a 'direct power supply' feature in its HarmonyOS 7 beta for select smartphones. This feature allows the device to bypass the battery and power directly from the charger once a specific charge level is reached, reducing heat generation and battery wear.
Why it matters
This feature addresses common concerns regarding battery longevity and thermal management in high-performance smartphones, potentially setting a new standard for mobile power efficiency.
HarmonyOS 7 is bringing a new charging feature called “direct power supply” for Huawei phones. The specific capability is rolling out with the latest beta version and claims to improve the charging aspect to a greater extent than ever before.
The Chinese OEM has sent the first HarmonyOS 7 closed beta patch with the version 7.0.0.100 to its eligible devices like the Mate 80 flagship. While the changelog says it has just optimized interface display effects, there is a lot more in this update.
Users noted that the new HarmonyOS 7 beta patch has brought a direct power supply feature for Huawei phones. The devices given below are currently supporting it:
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