News & Reviews:   fast charging

Smartphone brands have been pushing charging speeds in recent years. Last year, we even saw the launch of the Redmi Note 12 Explorer Edition, which could charge at 210W! This phone never came to Malaysia, but we might get a chance with the next 210W Redmi phone.

Infinix have announced their new wired 260W All-Round FastCharge tech which can charge a phone to 25% in 1 minute and 100% in 7.5 minutes. Their 110W Wireless All-Round FastCharge tech on the other hand, can charge wirelessly to 100% in just 16 minutes.

Fully charge your phone within one second sounds impossible, but it's achievable. During an interview with Tech Radar, Edward Tian, the head of the Charging Technology Lab at OPPO, mentions that it is coming our way in the future.

All major smartphone manufacturers these days are seemingly racing with each other to have the fastest charging speeds without compromising on safety and battery health. The latest of which is Infinix, whereby its CEO, Benjamin Jiang shared a sneak peak at its 180W Thunder Charge system that’s currently in the works.

All major smartphone manufacturers these days are seemingly racing with each other to have the fastest charging speeds without compromising on safety and battery health. The latest of which is Infinix, whereby its CEO, Benjamin Jiang shared a sneak peak at its 180W Thunder Charge system that’s currently in the works.

A new report suggests that vivo might include 200W fast charging in a future flagship smartphone. Not long ago, the company was said to introduce 100W phone instead, but it seems like it's aiming for something more ambitious. Now, it makes us question which smartphone will be the lucky one to get the feature.

OPPO is all about fast charging technology at the MWC 2022. Today, the company had presented the 150W SUPERVOOC flash charge with Battery Health Engine and 240W SUPERVOOC flash charge. Two are very impressive technologies, and we can't wait to get our hands on them!

Although the Xiaomi 12 series got fully revealed not long ago, there might still be something you didn't know. This time, the Xiaomi 12 Pro comes with the third self-developed chip, Surge P1, which is specially made for fast charging. According to this new report, the chip actually allows a 4,000mAh battery to get fully charged in just 8 minutes.

Up until now, Samsung has always been releasing a 25W charger adapter. It may not be as fast as others that are up to 120W, but 25W is already quite fast for charging a phone. However, recent documentation from Demko (a Danish organisation) showed that Samsung may upgrade to a 65W fast charging adapter.

Not long after launching the Huawei Mate 40 series last year, Huawei claimed that it had 120W and 200W fast-charging tech. At the time, those power ratings were allegedly not suitable for mobile devices. But now the company has one that would be suitable.