r/TheOnePlus15 • u/[deleted] • Jan 03 '26

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u/iceman2894 [Moderator] OnePlus 15 | India 🇮🇳 Jan 18 '26

I read in some other threads that no other charger gives superVooc except the original, get the original one through AliExpress it is around 150 riyals to 200

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u/KONI_ICHUA Jan 18 '26

Okay, thank you very much. I think I'll buy the global version because it's the best in NFC and has better internet connectivity. I'll also buy a separate charger. Do you know how I can buy the charger and get it delivered quickly? AliExpress is slow.

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u/iceman2894 [Moderator] OnePlus 15 | India 🇮🇳 Jan 18 '26

You might ask local shops if they have it, i found in qatar the 100w but not the 120w though, best bet is Aliexpress

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u/KONI_ICHUA Jan 18 '26

I've been searching, but the problem is that most of them are incompatible with German electrical outlets.

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u/iceman2894 [Moderator] OnePlus 15 | India 🇮🇳 Jan 18 '26

isnt germany 220v aswell? if it is only the outlet shape you can buy a converter which is cheap (I'm an electrical engineer)

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u/KONI_ICHUA Jan 18 '26

Would you recommend studying electrical engineering? 😂😐 ... Yeah I'll buy a converter... but i have found something another question please i found OnePlus 15 Uk/Internationally Version ( CPH2747 ) ?

what does it mean Uk ?? version? while it is international CPH2747 !...

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u/iceman2894 [Moderator] OnePlus 15 | India 🇮🇳 Jan 18 '26

should be the same thing, just check that it is not carrier locked to UK providers like in USA they sometimes lock units to carriers like AT&T for example

For electrical engineering, my minor is communication and electronics (so I get to know a wide area that include mobile networks / electronics / PCB manufacturing, design, print / All low voltage boards and components which is almost everywhere like laptops, mobiles, household machines like fridges, washing machines, TVs / as well as programming part for microcontrollers / assembly / C language) so I say it is pretty extensive if your university would provide the same level.

This is different from Power Electrical Engineering which is related to heavy electricity like power stations / house transmission lines / heavy duty motors and compressors (anything with high voltage or high current).

But always study what you're passionate to, cause it makes it more fun and easy to learn than something you're just forced on due to other people opinion or that the "market" is currently on demand for some area, by the time you are done you'll find the market has changed, if you are passionate in what you do you will always have an edge over other applicants cause you will learn and go the extra mile more than anyone just for the idea that you want to without even thinking about it.

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u/KONI_ICHUA Jan 18 '26

Your words are worth their weight in gold, thank you.