In recent days, OPPO announced 150W quick charge and 240W quick charge at the Pakistan Show, which can be fully charged in 9 minutes at the fastest. And it said that 150W will be mass-produced in the second quarter, OnePlus, Realme, OPPO will launch corresponding models.
In the past two years, xiaomi, which has made achievements in the field of fast charging, has also spread the news of more than 150W fast charging technology.
This morning, a well-known whistle-blowing blogger @digitalChat posted that Xiaomi’s new phone said: “The power of the large battery tested by the new flagship is 150 watts, but the nominal power of the landing may be higher.”
It’s important to note that this isn’t a technology in development, and he also hinted in his comments that the 150W-plus fast charging technology is likely to be mass-produced in the second half of the year.
According to Xiaomi’s product planning, the first half of the year will focus on the Mi 12 digital series, followed by the Mi 12 Ultra Super Cup model, but the main attraction will be the improvement in video, charging is expected to maintain the Mi 12 Pro’s 120W surging second.
In the second half of this year, it will be the home of Mi MIX series, and last year, Xiaomi has made clear the positioning of the MIX series, which is not the ultimate stacking bucket flagship for all users, but will be equipped with some innovative new technologies, such as under-screen forward photography, super fast charging, etc.
According to this plan, Mi MIX 5 is likely to be the first model with over 150W quick charging, and may also be equipped with a new generation of power management chips developed by Pinecore, which is worth looking forward to.
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In addition, it is worth mentioning that Mi MIX 5 will debut in the second half of this year. It may also be equipped with the new snapdragon 8 chip built by TSMC at 4nm, which will be a top technology flagship with further performance and the new generation of under-screen front-shooting technology.