Smartphone maker Vivo has applied for a new trademark application which indicates that the company is working on a new fast charging technology under the name “Super FlashCharge”.

While the trademark application doesn’t reveal any information about the technology the company is working on, it seems that this new Super FlashCharge technology could be the previously rumored 55W fast charging tech.

Although the company has not announced anything related to this, we expect Vivo to use this new charging technology on its upcoming high-end smartphone. Currently, the fastest charging speed offered on a smartphone is 65W, present on Oppo Reno Ace.

Last year, Vivo took everyone by surprise as it introduced 120W Super FlashCharge technology. The company claims that its 120W charging technology can completely power a 4,000mAh battery phone in just 13 minutes.

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Along with Vivo, Xiaomi has also teased its 100W Super Charge Turbo technology that was able to charge a 4,000mAh battery in 17 minutes. However, both these charging technology have been introduced but not yet available commercially.

Vivo has not yet revealed the technology behind its sophisticated 120W Super FlashCharge. The company has also not confirmed when it will begin the mass production of the technology. There’s a possibility that the trademark application is for this technology or the new 55W charging tech.

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