I would suggest the official OnePlus+100W+SuperVOOC+Power+Bank+20000mAh&linkCode=osi&------123456890?5422-20" target="_blank" rel="nofollow sponsored">OnePlus 100W SuperVOOC Power Bank 20000mAh for safety. 100W is super intense and generic brands might kinda damage your battery long-term, right?

yo! I totally get the struggle. I've been using OnePlus phones for like... basically forever, and the proprietary charging stuff is lowkey the most annoying part of the experience, even though the speed is insane when it actually works.

> Does anyone know of any specific third-party brands that are fully compatible with OnePlus’s proprietary fast-charging tech?

Honestly, I'm still kinda new to the whole power bank obsession, but I've learned from trial and error over the years that standard PD chargers basically crawl when plugged into a OnePlus. It's super frustrating cuz you see "100W" on the box but then it only charges at like 18W.

Here's my quick tip: Make sure you use the original red cable or a high-quality one that specifically mentions SuperVOOC support!! Even the best power bank won't do anything if the cable can't handle the current.

I would suggest being a bit cautious with random third-party brands, but I've been looking into the PISEN 100W SuperVOOC Power Bank 20000mAh. It's one of the few high-capacity ones that actually claims to hit those specific speeds for OnePlus devices. Personally, I'm still a bit of a beginner with the technical specs, so I usually stick to the OnePlus+100W+SuperVOOC+Power+Bank+12000mAh&linkCode=osi&------123456890?5422-20" target="_blank" rel="nofollow sponsored">OnePlus 100W SuperVOOC Power Bank 12000mAh even though it's a bit smaller than the 20k capacity you're hunting for. It's just more reliable, you know?

You might also want to consider the OPPO+SUPERVOOC+100W+Dual+Port+Power+Bank+12000mAh&linkCode=osi&------123456890?5422-20" target="_blank" rel="nofollow sponsored">OPPO SUPERVOOC 100W Dual Port Power Bank 12000mAh since it's basically the same tech under the hood. Anyway, just make sure to double-check that it specifically says "SuperVOOC" and not just "Fast Charging" or "PD" or you'll be disappointed. gl with the new phone, the 13 looks sick!! peace.

Late to the party but I'll weigh in! Honestly, if ur looking for that 100W speed, you basically have to choose between the "pro" official route or going the DIY enthusiast route with high-end PD gear. I've been experimenting with a few different setups lately and here is how they stack up for real-world use. Shargeek 170
This is my favorite for a "DIY" feel. Pros: It looks AMAZING and has a full status screen so you can monitor the exact wattage and protocol being used. Cons: It’s super pricey and because OnePlus is so proprietary, you’re basically capped at PPS speeds (around 45W-55W) instead of the full 100W SuperVOOC. Anker 737 Power Bank
Pros: Very reliable and basically the industry standard for high-wattage mobile power. Cons: It’s a bit of a brick, and like most non-official stuff, it won't hit that "Ultra Fast" charging tier on the OP13. Idk, I actually prefer the "self-service" approach of using a high-spec universal bank even if it’s a bit slower. It’s way more useful for my laptop too. Tbh, unless you REALLY need that 0-100% in 30 minutes, a high-quality PPS bank is much more cost-effective than the official branded ones.

Quick reply while I have a sec! For your situation, SuperVOOC is honestly kinda tricky to find outside official brands. Most budget stuff claims fast charging but basically bottlenecks at 18W on OnePlus.

* Try the OPPO+100W+SuperVOOC+Power+Bank+12000mAh&linkCode=osi&------123456890?5422-20" target="_blank" rel="nofollow sponsored">OPPO 100W SuperVOOC Power Bank 12000mAh... since they share tech, it’s actually compatible.
* Make sure to use a high-quality 10A cable or it wont work!

Id be careful with random Amazon brands tbh. gl!

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Wait really?? Thats actually super helpful. I always thought it was the other way around.

Saw this earlier but just getting back to it now. Man, this really reminds me of when I first got into the high-speed charging game a few years back. I was heading out for a long weekend hiking trip and spent a fortune on what I thought was the ultimate setup. I had the cables, the heavy-duty bricks, everything. The first night in the tent, I realized none of my gear was actually talking to each other correctly. I spent like two hours just staring at the lock screen watching the percentage crawl up by 1% every ten minutes while my buddies were all topped off in no time with their basic setups. It was so frustrating... I ended up having to turn my phone off the whole weekend just to save enough juice for an emergency call. Proprietary tech is seriously a double-edged sword when you're out in the wild and realize your fast gear is basically a paperweight. Really makes you miss the days when everything just worked with a standard plug, ngl.