Due to the difficulty of making breakthroughs in energy storage technology in the short term, the industry has begun to tackle stronger fast charging technology. With the iteration of fast charging solutions after 100W, the new flagships of major mobile phone manufacturers will also usher in a more impressive charging speed, and at the same time, they can better coordinate the relationship between large batteries and fast charging technology.
Today, digital blogger @Digital Chat Station exposed the upcoming fast-charging solutions for new Android phones from major manufacturers, including:
- 100W fast charge + 5000mAh battery
- 120W fast charge + 5160mAh battery
- 135W fast charge + 5000mAh battery
- 150W fast charge + 4800mAh battery,
In addition, there will be a model that supports up to 200W fast charging, which corresponds to a 4500mAh battery if nothing else. As for which mobile phone manufacturers’ new phones correspond to, some netizens discussed in the comment area, that 100W is Honor, 120W is Redmi, 135W is Red Magic, 150W is OPPO or OnePlus, and 200W is Vivo.
Of course, judging from the previous certification and breaking news, Xiaomi Mi 12 Ultra will support a 67W fast charge + 5000mAh battery, which is also worth looking forward to. It is worth mentioning that the blogger previously revealed that the iQOO 10 Pro will be launched with a 200W fast charge, which will charge 70% in just 5 minutes and 100% in about 12 minutes.
The model of the charger on the production line is V200100L0B0-CN, the wireless output terminal is 20V 3.25A, the maximum is 65W, and the nominal value is 50W. The previously exposed news shows that the new iQOO 10 series will use a 2K+120Hz LTPO high-brush flexible screen and support large-area ultrasonic screen fingerprints. It will be equipped with the newly upgraded Snapdragon 8+ mobile platform and will be equipped with a 50-megapixel outsole main camera, etc. It is expected to be released in July.
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