realme's 320W SuperSonic Charge tech can full a battery in 4.5 minutes!

Following its teaser, realme has now fully revealed the capabilities and features of groundbreaking 320W SuperSonic Charging.

realme's fast-charging tech announcement

Fully charges a phone in under 5 minutes!

Yes, you read the headline right, as per realme, the 320W charging technology can fully charge a phone with a 4,420mAh battery in 4 minutes and 30 seconds. It charges the cell as much as 26 percent in one minute and takes less than two minutes to charge it beyond 50 percent.

This also beats Redmi's record of its 300W tech that can full a 4,000mAh battery in 4 minutes and 55 seconds.

The company did mention that its 320W power adapter is known as the "Pocket Cannon," and it has a power density of 3.3W/cm3 while being comparable in size to realme's 240W charger.

realme's demonstration of 320W charging

It also added the Power Cannon features mainstream charging protocols like UFCS (up to 320W), PD, and SuperVOOC. It also comes with 2x USB-C ports for simultaneous charging, 150W for realme compatible phones, and 65W for suitable laptops.

realme also presented the "AirGap" Voltage Transformer during today's event. It includes contact-free electromagnetic conversion for smartphones, which ensures that high voltage remains separate from the battery during problems such as circuit breakdowns, providing a safe charging experience.

realme's latest technology for 320W

The brand says, that this transformer is smaller than a fingertip and cuts the voltage to 20V to protect the battery. It contributes to "exceptional conversion efficiency and thermal management," allowing the 320W SuperSonic Charge to attain a power efficiency of around 98 percent.

realme created a foldable battery with a 4,420mAh capacity. Inspired by the mechanics of foldable electronics, this quad-cell battery contains four independent cells that can be charged at the same time. Each cell is less than 3mm thick but delivers a 10 percent boost in capacity over previous designs.

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Source: realme