For 13 minutes: the world's fastest charging for smartphones has been developed
The smartphone has long been an indispensable "companion" of modern man. This small gadget greatly facilitates the solution of many everyday tasks. However, it has its drawbacks. For example, portable devices are often discharged at the most inopportune moment, and it takes a lot of time to charge.
It seems like thanks to the new Technology from Vivo, dubbed Super FlashCharge 120W, the above problem will cease to be so. According to a report from The Verge, a new device from a Chinese manufacturer can charge a 4000 mAh battery in just 13 minutes.
In turn, the video published by the developer in the Chinese microblogging service Sina Weibo demonstrates charging the battery from 10 to 14% in just 16 seconds. And to achieve the 50% indicator, according to company representatives, Super FlashCharge 120W will take 5 minutes.
It is worth noting that Vivo has already demonstrated 44 W fast charging for its iQOO gaming smartphone. A 100% battery charge at 4000 mAh was achieved in 45 minutes. Also, another Chinese manufacturer Xiaomi, which promised a full charge in 17 minutes, recently introduced its own version of the technology. But the development did not go into series.
It seems like thanks to the new Technology from Vivo, dubbed Super FlashCharge 120W, the above problem will cease to be so. According to a report from The Verge, a new device from a Chinese manufacturer can charge a 4000 mAh battery in just 13 minutes.
In turn, the video published by the developer in the Chinese microblogging service Sina Weibo demonstrates charging the battery from 10 to 14% in just 16 seconds. And to achieve the 50% indicator, according to company representatives, Super FlashCharge 120W will take 5 minutes.
It is worth noting that Vivo has already demonstrated 44 W fast charging for its iQOO gaming smartphone. A 100% battery charge at 4000 mAh was achieved in 45 minutes. Also, another Chinese manufacturer Xiaomi, which promised a full charge in 17 minutes, recently introduced its own version of the technology. But the development did not go into series.
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