Realme to unveil 300W wired charging technology soon

07 August 2024
Don't expect to see it in an actual shipping phone just yet.

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Heis, 07 Aug 2024This only makes sense if it's for tablets with 10k mah... morefastr is alwas better even a feature phone with 800 mAh cell would feel like a king with this.

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    Anonymous, 07 Aug 2024Problem is: If brand A advertised 100W, should have giv... moreYou cannot charge at constant high speeds. At over 80%, the battery would literally burst in flames. Of couse, this is a marketing gimmik, but they are always referring at the speed when the battery is still uncharged AND COLD.

      ketoprak, 07 Aug 2024fire in the hole!This aint note 7 by Samsung.
      It will be perfectly fine for use.

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        jiyen235, 07 Aug 2024I know but we all know 165W peak is so scary that nubia red... moreLarger/thin > small /thicker

        Z4 Tablet (2015) had zero issues with 810.
        As former user of this chip, I highly doubt 888, 8g1 and even this 8g4 have any of that heat level. I laugh when remembering people here were crying because their phones were 45-47 Celsius while gaming and that was overheating to them. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

        At full power ( no core disable nor reduced frequency) , 810 could make phone reach 60 Celsius just by web browsing.
        Mine had at some point 3 A57 put to sleep by software update. It was turned into 1 x A57 + 4 x A53.

          Anonymous, 07 Aug 2024Other companies are free to buy tech from Realme and make i... moreIts a fine idea but i am waiiting for a BV100 battery to become mainstream.
          No more chargers and charging needed.

            Ellen Dale, 07 Aug 2024For god's sake have patience to let your phone charge ... moreBro we have glacier batteries now and we have a BV100 by a Chinese startitup company called BetaVolt. A nuclear reaction powered batteries of a size of a pocket watch bateries lasting 50+ years on a charge what else do you want???

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              jiyen235, 07 Aug 2024I know but we all know 165W peak is so scary that nubia red... moreProblem is:

              If brand A advertised 100W, should have given 100W.
              Reality is 100W advertised, peak of 85W that lasts 1-2s seconds, then stay most of time at 65-70W to in the end ( after 80-85%) reduce to 30-35W.

              This shouldn't happen.

                1989 nothinghappened, 07 Aug 2024Tablets can take a lot more heat than phones because of the... moreI know but we all know 165W peak is so scary that nubia reduced battery size by 1k mah to accommodate it. How are we sure that 300 W ain't scary either?

                Also, more surface area is important but a proper design is more important. For example if the tablet is thin and has a small vapor chamber it'll get some heat dissipation but if it has a larger vapor chamber then the battery/SOC's heat is going to be taken away faster. Thinness just generally results in poorer cooling. Look at any thin phones.

                  That's too slow, I need 3kW and 5s for 0 to 100% !

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                    SShock, 07 Aug 2024I wish all these hyper fast charging modes were optional an... moreMotorola lets you disable

                      jiyen235, 07 Aug 2024Pretty sure tablets that actually need fast charging don�... moreTablets can take a lot more heat than phones because of the much larger surface area, and also enough space for multiple cell batteries. And 300w doesnt mean its 300w all the time.

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                        With peak of 250W for 1s, then goes back to 100.

                          Kekma, 07 Aug 2024Lmao, my legion 5 pro has a 330 W massive brick, and now ph... moretrue, now laptop manufacturers need to get their head out of the money pools and start using over 100w type c chargers instead of their owns.

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                            SShock, 07 Aug 2024I wish all these hyper fast charging modes were optional an... moreI like your comment very much. I agree.
                            I don't think the battery is, or can be, agnostic to charging speeds. Fast charge comes with more heat, simple physics, and batteries are vulnerable to heat. I, too, see the benefits of fast charging, when needed. Pushing the envelope of technlogy is a good think. But the user should be in control at the end of the day. Limiting the speed AND the percentage should be the good practice and the standard.

                              I wish all these hyper fast charging modes were optional and phone would always ask you about it when plugged in (with option to have it always on or always off too). This way it would charge at lets say QC3.0 speeds normally, but if you need it, you'd just tap "Super fast charging" and it would charge it in 5 minutes. I can see the convenience of sometimes topping up phone in shortest time possible, but for regular charging, slower speeds are best for battery life.

                                No thank you I dont want a housefire

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                                  Frankly, after downgrading from 65w charging to 15w (which is something I was fiercely against at first), I've finally awaken to self realization in how much time I've spent doomscrolling inapplicable information to my daily life. 300w is a good perk, but for 99.90% of average Joes/Janes is useless unless your're a mobile developer.

                                    Mimster, 07 Aug 2024Thank god this is happening. Now I can charge my phone fas... moreI have busy schedules sometimes. Sometimes I forget to charge. A 50% charge is not enough for me to spend the day outside. Don't complain that I have poor habits and stuff now. If I buy a premium product I expect premium stuff like fast charging, there's no problem with including that as long as it isn't too detrimental to the battery.

                                    Also, the Oneplus 12 gives roughly the same battery life as the S24 Ultra (look at the numerous battery tests online), yet it charges in just 24 mins. The S24U takes nearly as long to reach 50%. I agree super duper fast charging isn't necessary but what would people have done if we said the same thing back when 15W was considered fast? Stop demonizing tech, you guys make fun of boomers for hating tech and yet you demonize tech yourself.

                                    You guys demonize fast charging yet stay quiet when updates nuke the battery life. My S22 Ultra is unusable now and I'm 90% sure it's the updates, a relative had to change their iPhone 13 because it was unusable after the iOS 17 update. I hate updates because of this, artificial and planned obsolescence.

                                      Heis, 07 Aug 2024This only makes sense if it's for tablets with 10k mah... morePretty sure tablets that actually need fast charging don't have the necessary cooling to deal with 165W charging let alone 300W. That's because they're super duper thin. Look at how the Macbook Air without any fan performs, compared to a Macbook Pro with a fan.

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                                        Anonymous, 07 Aug 2024Other companies are free to buy tech from Realme and make i... moreAll Realme and Oneplus fast charging are based on Oppo's SuperVOOC. To say it more accurately, they are all the same just branded differently.

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