Testing the Infinix Concept Phone 2021 and its 160W Ultra Fast Charge system

16 July 2021
The system promises 0-100% charge for the 4,000 mAh battery in just 10 minutes while keeping the phone at 40ºC or lower.

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  • LyE
  • 19 Jul 2021

The processor of that phone what might be? Mediatek Dimensity 900 or 1100?

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    • Anonymous
    • PZa
    • 19 Jul 2021

    ae86, 18 Jul 2021How about the health and lifetime of the battery? It's fine. They're not letting the battery exceed 40 degrees centigrade. i don't know what that is in American.

      YUKI93, 18 Jul 2021I'd say that three-digit super-fast charging would mak... moreYou right. Max 67W would be enough for me at least at 5000-7000mAh battery capacity.

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        • Anonymous
        • KiT
        • 19 Jul 2021

        i knew it,
        65watt charger is the sweet spot rn

        btw, when Samsung and Apple implement 65watt charger (??)
        especially Apple, 5000mah battery is nice

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          • Anonymous
          • Lj$
          • 19 Jul 2021

          AnonD-731363, 18 Jul 2021Thats some kind of a monster charger. Apple batteries wit... moreApple gets batteries from same supplier xiaomi, bbk and huawei.
          Only samsung has own bateries.

            Anonymous, 18 Jul 2021When did the USB IF (or org) announce that next gen port, w... morethats not type C charger though, it resemble type c but its different connector. i attach picture of its connector
            https://www.chargerlab.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/1568009313-1024x683.jpg

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              • Anonymous
              • 7kk
              • 18 Jul 2021

              Hemedans, 18 Jul 2021its usb standard mate, nothing to brag, usb org anounced ne... moreWhen did the USB IF (or org) announce that next gen port, was it very recently?? Bcoz as I already mentioned in my previous comment, the Asus PA SB1 already has the crazy 300W GaN charger with type-C

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                • ae86
                • vaS
                • 18 Jul 2021

                How about the health and lifetime of the battery?

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                  • SH3
                  • 18 Jul 2021

                  Thats some kind of a monster charger.
                  Apple batteries with this would afoat instantly like a baloon and enter hzperspace faster than a speed of light.

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                    • mxB
                    • 18 Jul 2021

                    Galaxy S20 was released on March 6, 2020. Nokia 8.3 5G (HMD Global) was March 19 and Xiaomi only announced in February but available on May ("Xiaomi says the Mi Mix 3 5G will be available in May priced at 599 euros ..." ?

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                      • Anonymous
                      • Nu7
                      • 18 Jul 2021

                      When will it be available in Nigeria

                        Im curious what happens if you are playing games(high temp) and then you charge the phone since that might be a normal scenario for gamers.

                          Modest Mind, 18 Jul 2021I wonder how long is the battery going to last? 6 months?instead of wondering try to do some research and learn some stuf.then your comments will have some reasoning to discuss.

                            I'd say that three-digit super-fast charging would make sense if the smartphone has a super large battery capacity. Heck, this would even make sense for power banks. If we can have 160W on a 20,000mAh or larger power bank, that would be sweet. For now though, I'm totally more than happy with 30W to 45W charging rate.

                              Anonymous, 18 Jul 2021Like i said earlier kudos to infinix....if this was samsung... moreits usb standard mate, nothing to brag, usb org anounced next gen port will be able to handle up to 240W, and already other oems showcased it.

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                                • mE0
                                • 18 Jul 2021

                                In all honesty, I don't get the attraction to faster and faster charging speeds.

                                On Huawei phones I have had with "only" 40W fast charging, the actual capacity (the battery health) has dropped significantly over the space of a single year. When new they would last a day with ease, but within a year they would struggle - despite usage patterns not changing.

                                I've currently got a phone I charge with a 20W USB-PD charger and that's plenty fast enough for me.

                                It seems to me it's just another way to shorten the time between phone purchases and generate more revenue. In a world where we already have issues with e-waste, it feels in bad taste.

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                                  • Dk5
                                  • 18 Jul 2021

                                  Like i said earlier kudos to infinix....if this was samsung ,apple or even oneplus there would've been hundreds of responses in comments

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                                    • Anonymous
                                    • Dk5
                                    • 18 Jul 2021

                                    Modest Mind, 18 Jul 2021I wonder how long is the battery going to last? 6 months?U dint even read the article for sure,just came and dropped one stereotype comment

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                                      • MpG
                                      • 18 Jul 2021

                                      Modest Mind, 18 Jul 2021I wonder how long is the battery going to last? 6 months?It clearly says in the review temperetur is always no higher than 40 degrees. The heat is the only problem of fast charging, and here it got solved.

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                                        • ndi
                                        • 18 Jul 2021

                                        I wonder how long is the battery going to last? 6 months?

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