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Realme launches 150W UltraDart Flash Charging kit in China for 229 Yuan ($32)

Soumyakanti — Thu, 18 Jan 2024 12:17:46 +0000

Realme has launched a new 150W UltraDart flash charging kit available on JD.com for 229 Yuan ($32). The kit includes a gallium nitride (GaN) charger and a 1-meter charging cable. The charger supports PD and QC charging protocols, delivering a maximum power of 45W with the PD protocol.

Beyond functionality, the product features a minimalist and aesthetically pleasing design in White color. It is lightweight and portable, making it an ideal choice for travel or as a backup charging solution.

Specifications:

The 150W SuperVOOC charger was first unveiled by OPPO at MWC 2023. Realme then used it in its Realme GT Neo 3 by rebranding it as 150W UltraDART charging.

According to Realme, with the powerful 150W charging capacity, it can charge the GT Neo 3’s 4500mAh battery to 50% in a mere 5 minutes and fully charge it in just 15 minutes. This high-speed charging is not limited to the GT Neo 3 and is also compatible with various other devices, including smartphones and computers.

The charger comes equipped with a built-in intelligent recognition chip that automatically identifies the connected device and allocates an appropriate charging mode. It supports various fast charging protocols, such as QC, PD, PPS, SUPERVOOC, VOOC, and DART.

Safety is also a key focus of the product, with multiple protections incorporated against overvoltage, overcurrent, over-temperature, and short circuits. This ensures that the charging process is both fast and safe.

The charging cable is designed to be durable and efficient. It’s 1 meter long and supports a USB 2.0 transfer rate. Realme claims that the cable can withstand 10,000 plug and unplug cycles and has an interface strength of 75N, indicating robust build quality.

The data cable is designed to be environmentally friendly and energy-efficient. It supports bidirectional USB Type-C charging and is compatible with several fast charging protocols. Its design prioritizes lower impedance and heat generation for faster charging and a longer lifespan.

The adapter is designed to accept input voltages ranging from 100-240V and provides an output range of 5-20V with a maximum output current of 8A. The kit is constructed using PC+ABS materials, with the charger weighing 172.6g and the cable weighing 41.7g.

Realme GT Neo 5 leak reveals key specs and two variants with 150W & 240W charging

Sean — Wed, 11 Jan 2023 08:41:39 +0000

We already know that Realme is working on a new GT Neo 5 smartphone model. But a new leak has revealed the key specification of the device ahead of its official launch and it appears that the phone will be available in two options. So let’s have a look.

The Chinese smartphone maker’s GT Neo 5 has already been spotted on leaks and official certifications. Now, a new leak from a tipster on Weibo (Panda is Bald) shared key details as well as the two GT Neo 5 variants. Looking at the specs list, the GT Neo 5 will be equipped with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC on both variants. Furthermore, the two models will also sport a tall 6.74 inch OLED display that has a 20.1:9 aspect ratio 2772 x 1240p resolution and 144Hz refresh rate.

Both phones also weigh 199 grams and feature a triple camera setup on the rear. This consists of a 50 megapixel Sony IMX890 primary sensor paired with an 8 megapixel and a 2 megapixel shooter. So, the primary difference between these two models is only the charging rates and battery pack. One model will feature a large 5,000mAh battery that supports 150W fast charging, while the second variant will offer a faster 240W fast charging support but with a smaller 4,600mAh battery.

This is in line with one of our previous reports. A recent TENAA certification listing had also revealed the same information earlier this week. The two versions carry the model number RMX706 and RMX3708. So stick around for more as we will be providing updates when additional information is available regarding this matter.

Realme to launch world’s fastest smartphone charging technology on Feb 28

Sudarshan Ravichandran — Mon, 21 Feb 2022 09:00:22 +0000

We are exactly a week away from Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2022. The trade show will kickstart on February 28. On the very same day, Realme will be holding its press conference to announce its latest flagship smartphone, Realme GT2 Pro, for international markets. Today, the brand has revealed that it will be also unveiling a new charging technology at this event.

In a press release sent to the media, Realme has revealed its plans to launch the ‘world’s fastest smartphone charging technology’ on February 28. Unfortunately, the brand hasn’t shared any details on this tech, except that under the go premium strategy, it will invest 70% of its R&D resources in innovation and charging technology.

Nonetheless, the company does hint that the new tech will be faster than its older 125W charging technology. But to know how fast, we will have to wait for a week.

According to rumors, realme will be debuting a 150W fast smartphone charging technology. Renowned tipster Digital Chat Station says that this tech is a rebadged version of OPPO’s upcoming 160W fast smartphone charging technology but at 10W slower. Despite being slightly slower, it will use the same charger.

We are not sure why Realme is calling its forthcoming 150W smartphone charging technology is ‘world’s fastest’ when Xiaomi had already debuted a 200W charging solution last year, which can fill a 4,000mAh battery in 8 minutes.

Perhaps, Realme’s tech will take less time despite using lower wattage. But then what about OPPO’s original solution, which is rumored to be even faster? Do let us know your thoughts in the comment section below.

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realme’s first 150W charging phone in the works, will use 160W charger from OPPO

Zohaib Ahmed — Fri, 11 Feb 2022 10:56:22 +0000

Some upcoming realme phones will support either 80W or 150W charging speeds, with the latter making use of the same 160W charging brick that will be used by OPPO, Digital Chat Station has revealed through a post on Weibo.

The highest-rated charging smartphones on the market right now peak out at 120W, capable of filling up 4,000 to 5,000mAh batteries in just 15 minutes or so. All brands currently capable of this are Chinese with some of them being Xiaomi, iQOO, and OPPO.

One of the known upcoming offerings with support for 120W+ charging is the REDMAGIC 7 Pro. It features 135W super flash charging and comes with a 165W gallium nitride charger. The 5,000mAh unit in the phone can be filled up to 100% in just 15 minutes.

In the Android camp, companies like realme, Xiaomi, and nubia have continued to smoke the competition. The iPhone 13 series only supports up to 29W charging while Samsung’s fastest charging phone tolerates no further than 45W.