Flagship mobile phone will become a legend! New EU rules limit high energy-consuming models

The European Union has recently made a controversial decision to start a legislative process early next year to limit the power consumption of household appliances to meet energy targets. Many home appliances will be included in the banned list by then. Now high power vacuum cleaners have been restricted to public offerings. The EU has turned its target to small appliances, such as hair dryers and electric kettles, and even surprisingly, even the high-energy smartphone models will be limited. Tablets are also likely to fall into the limit list. How to limit the high energy consumption of smartphones is not reported in detail. But see other EU rules. The European Union plans to reduce the energy consumption of hair dryers by up to 30%, according to a study that shows that Europe's widespread use of hair dryers ranges from 900 watts to 2300 watts. Now the EU has limited the power of the vacuum cleaner to 1600 watts, higher than this specification shall not be imported and sold. Smartphone power consumption is not 900 watts, 1600 watts, 2300 watts so exaggerated, EU research also believes that the ban on smartphones less impact, but in many places need to make changes, such as people's charging habits. Given that smartphone makers are already working to reduce energy consumption, the EU may not revise regulations for the time being. But home theater enthusiasts are going to cry. Audio, amplifier, projector in the ban on the scope of the crackdown. In short, consumer electronics companies, including smartphone makers, are being asked to take the means to reduce energy consumption. The EU may even introduce mandatory energy-limit standards. EU countries agree that limiting energy consumption is the most effective way to reduce energy consumption, reduce dependence on energy imports and improve the Earth's climate.