According to the reports, Realme is all set to introduce its 125W fast charging technology support latest by 2022. Android smartphone companies like Oppo, Xiaomi, OnePlus already come with fast charging speeds upwards of 65W. The charging tech fuels up a 4,500mAh battery in under 45 minutes. After Oppo and Realme unveiled their 125W fast charging technology last year, Realme now has leaped to launch its smartphone next year with 125W fast charging support.
The CEO of Realme India, Madhav Sheth, himself confirmed the news recently. Sheth further revealed that the company will launch an ultra-premium smartphone under the GT series. Although the specific date or timeline remains unknown, the GSM Arena report exhibits that Realme will launch a device with the ultra-fast charging tech the following year.
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Specifications of the Realme Ultra Dart 125W Charging Technology
The new Realme’s UltraDart charging tech claims to refuel the battery from zero to 33 per cent in three minutes. The charging tech also supports multiple charging protocols, including 125W PPS, 65W PD, and 36W QC.
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For more high-grade thermal control, the company declares to use 14 temperature sensors in the battery architecture. Alongside, the device will have added internal cooling systems that will not breach the temperature over 40-degree Celsius.
It is still concealed if the expected ultra-premium Realme smartphone under the GT series will feature a 4,000mAh battery that will support 125W UltraDart charging tech. The company announced the charging tech last year and is working upon evolving the tech. We can expect the device to pack a slightly bigger battery. Also, we can expect more details to be out soon as we get ahead to the launch.
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