Also during MWC 2022 Realme has unveiled its technology to offer the fastest charge in the world , it is capable of charging 50% of a smartphone’s battery in just 5 minutes , an unprecedented speed whose technology will not take long to reach.
It is a new system with a power of 150 W and that would offer the possibility of charging half a battery in only 5 minutes, so that 100% would be practically ready in 10 minutes, and it would be superior to the 125 W charge from Oppo, for example.
This charge will be implemented in the Realme GT Neo 3, that is, the Realme GT Neo 3 will be the first smartphone that offers the fastest charge in the world at 150 W , which would allow the battery of said phone to be charged in 10 minutes, although the capacity data is still unknown.
UltraDart Charging Architecture, charging up to 200W
Current Realme phones use Dart or SuperDat charging technology, which allows them to offer charging power ranging between 18 and 65 W, allowing a phone that has these technologies to be 100% charged in less than 40 minutes.
However, Realme has been improving its charging technology to make it even faster and more efficient, but without forgetting the safety and heat management involved in a procedure such as ultra-fast charging , hence charges of up to 150 W have already been achieved. .
This 150 W charge falls under the UltraDart Charging Architecture technology , which allows charges from 100 W to 200 W , all without affecting the safety and duration of the battery because the mobiles are kept at a temperature below 43ºC.
This technology also drastically reduces the damage that batteries can suffer from such a fast charge compared to other technologies on the market, since UltraDart Charging Architecture uses the best lithium batteries and manages to maintain 80% of its capacity even for 1,000 full charge cycles .
For now, in a short time we will see the Realme GT Neo 3 with a fast charge of 150 W, the fastest charge in the world that will charge half the battery in just 5 minutes , but the UltraDart Charging Architecture or UDCA technology will allow to offer charges with 200W power
