Realme has unveiled its latest advancements in fast-changing technology the ‘world’s fastest charging solution’. While it already has a good impression on charging speed, Realme is determined to push the boundaries even further. In this article, we’ll delve into all the details about this exciting 320W charging speed.
Realme’s 320W SuperSonic Charge Overview
Realme’s charging speed saga
In the race for the fastest wired charging, Realme took the crown with its GT Neo 5, featuring a blistering 240W charging speed. This device later made its international debut as the Realme GT3 in 2023. While the company promised a full charge from 0 to 100% in under 10 minutes, real-world tests came close, achieving it in just 11 minutes and 16 seconds. That’s still remarkably fast!
17% charge in 35 seconds —talk about a quick boost!
Now, Realme has revealed its 320W SuperSonic charging technology, which is the ‘world’s fastest charging solution,’ during a special event in China on August 14.
A video has surfaced online showcasing the technology in action, and it appeared before the official launch. Whether this leak was accidental or intentionally planned to build excitement before the big reveal remains unclear. Regardless of the motive, the video is now out and says a lot.
As you can see in the video, it takes the phone to reach 15% charge in just 32 seconds, with a quick jump to 17% in the following 3 seconds.
Using a 4-cell battery
The 320W charging feat is achieved by using a 4-cell battery. The prototype charger is known as “Pocket Cannon” which looks similar to last year’s 240W brick. It has a new power density value of 3.3 Watts per centimeter (W/cm). The test battery was also just 4,400mAh while we have already seen Realme going a higher power battery in its phones. This compatible battery got its juice filled in just 4 minutes and 30 seconds which is mindboggling.
Been there, done that…
Well, this isn’t the first time a company has promised such stunning charging speeds. Last year, Redmi demoed their 300W solution by charging a Redmi Note 12 with a 4100mAh battery from 0% to 100% in just 5 minutes. But this time, Realme has just snatched the crown, rightfully.
However, we haven’t seen any devices using this technology yet, likely due to some issues like overheating. Let’s hope, it will be commercially available in the coming times.
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