Along with technological developments, the world of smartphones is also developing. The smartphone world first met 100W in 2015 and was widely used in 2020. In 2021, this revolution Redmi Note 11 Pro Plus and Xiaomi Mix 4in 120W continued with fast charges. in last July OPPO, 125W supercharging technology had introduced. However, it seems that the developments will not be limited to this.
Developed a system that can charge phones from human urine
It is aimed that the developed system will meet the electricity need at home, together with the phone charging process.
Details on 150W fast charger will become clear in 2022
Fast charging technology continues to develop at full speed. Finally, revolutionary 125W fast charging technologyAn interesting claim came as I followed ‘ni in surprise. This claim is famous for pre-leaking technological advances in smartphones. Reasonable Sharmacame from Sharma, Digital Chat Stationyour n webio.com He shared the message he sent over the phone and announced that 150W fast charges will come soon. It has not yet been specified by which technology company this development took place.
in 2022 Realme GT 2 Pro, OPPO Find X4 Series, OnePlus 10 Pro, OPPO N series and Reno 8 Pro models will have 125W fast charging. According to the company’s claim in the OnePlus 10 Pro presentation, 125W, 20 minutesa will charge phones 100 percent. While this is the case, it is already curious how long it will take to charge 150W.
On the other hand, the negative effect of the battery is thought-provoking.
While shortening charging times is a positive development for users, there are concerns about battery health. Fast charging for batteries used in phones today greatly damages the life of the battery over time. In two years on 120W and 125W fast chargers from Xiaomi and OPPO 20 percent A disruption is expected. Xiaomi head of communication Daniel Desjarlais he had said:
In general, you’ll still have 80 percent battery health after 800 charge cycles for this level of charge with the batteries we tested. Now, that 20 percent sounds like ‘What!, am I losing 20 percent?’ sounds like. But this is pretty standard across basically all charging technologies. 800 cycles will be roughly two years for most people. So this is pretty solid.
While there is a 20 percent loss for 125W, it is a matter of curiosity how much damage 150W chargers will leave on the batteries. Would you risk shortening the battery life in order to decrease the charging times of the phones? What are your views? Please share your comments with us.