Since the past couple of years, Android smartphone makers have been offering fast charging technology to quickly charge the phone’s battery. With time, the charging speeds have been increasing.
There is heavy competition between smartphone manufacturers regarding the fastest charging speed offered on their premium smartphones. Now it seems that the competition has reached the next level.
A leakster from China claims that the top five smartphone brands have tested the 100W wired fast charging technology to see the market fit. From 20V to 10V, the peak power for this reaches 120W (10V/12A).
Currently, no more information is available regarding this. But we have seen a few brands tease their fast charging solutions and brand like Xiaomi and Vivo have already showcased their fast charging technology.
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Recently, Xiaomi has been rumored to soon launch its 100W fast charging technology in a premium smartphone. In fact, the company’s 120W power adapter with model MDY-12-ED has already passed through the 3C certification process last week.
Last month, OPPO’s executive Shen Yiren had hinted that the company could soon launch a smartphone with support for 100W fast charging technology. Last year, Vivo had showcased its 120W Super Fast Charging technology.
However, when Xiaomi and Vivo showcased their fast charging technology last year, they had added that the technology was not ready for commercial usage. But now it seems that the tech is finally ready and could come in upcoming premium devices.
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