Back in July, Realme announced its 125W UltraDart Fast Charging technology. It has been more than two months now and the charger is yet to go on sale or even ship with a phone. That may change soon as a tweet from the CEO hints at the launch of a 125W charger in Europe.

Madhav Sheth, the CEO of Realme Mobiles and Realme Europe shared an image of the 125W UltraDart Charger on Twitter today. The caption hints at the product launching first in Europe, and replies by the official Realme Europe and Realme UK Twitter accounts also seem to confirm this.

Now this is what we call #FAS7ER!

— realme Europe (@realmeeurope) September 29, 2020

The picture shows the charger will come in white with the flat plug used by America and China. It supports 100 – 240V which means it should work in practically all countries. While the charger supports a maximum power output of 125W, it does support other power ratings too. Below are the supported power ratings:

• 20V 6.25A = 125W
• 5V 3A = 15W
• 9V 3A = 27W
• 12V 3A = 36W
• 15V 3A = 45W
• 20V 3.25  = 65W
• 3.3V – 21V 5.95A = 125W max

Realme already disclosed that its fast charging technology supports the charging of high-power devices such as notebooks. So if you are on the lookout for the purchase of a new charger for your notebook, you may want to wait for Realme to announce its new charger. We expect it to be pretty affordable when it launches.

Realme should soon announce a date for its launch event in Europe which is expected to be for several products including the Realme 7 series.

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Just a day after OPPO announced its 125W Flash Wired Charging technology and 65W AirVOOC Wireless Charging technology, Realme has also launched its own 125W fast charging technology, dubbed as Realme 125W UltraDart Fast Charging.

This is not surprising at all given that the Realme was founded as a sub-brand of OPPO. Despite being spun off as an independent brand, the company still relies on OPPO for most of the things. The company had even recently teased about the arrival of this new fast-changing technology.

The company claims that the Realme 125W UltraDart Fast Charging technology can charge a 4,000mAh battery up to 33 percent in just 3 minutes. To achieve such fast charging speed, it is said that Realme is using a three-way charging solution.

The three-way charge simultaneously pumps step-down voltage to maximize the charging power and effectively reduce heat dissipation. This three-way solution and the entire charging process has been optimized for cooling, says the company, which results in an ultra-high conversion rate of 98 percent.

The new charging system adopts a flip-chip structure that shortens the current path between the Type-C port and reduces the heat source. It also adopts an ultra-thin VC soaking plate with high heat conduction efficiency to quickly absorb and disperse the heat energy during the process.

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As per the company, combining the system with thermal conductive gel and multi-layer large-area graphite sheet, the average temperature during the charging process will not exceed 40-degree celsius.

Further, to support this Realme 125W UltraDart Fast Charging technology, a dual Type-C charging cable is used. Also, fast charging is not limited to smartphones and also supports high-power devices such as notebooks. It is also backward-compatible with VOOC, Dart, Warp, SuperVOOC, SuperVOOC 2.0, and SuperDart charging protocols.

It supports up to 125W PPS protocol fast charging, 65W PD protocol fast charging, and 36W QC protocol fast charging. Additionally, it is also compatible with the 100-240V ultra-wide voltage input universally used worldwide.

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