There is obvious competition in the smartphone world, especially in performance and camera features. Many titles such as the screens of the devices, the design details, the performance they show in games and loaded use, and the photographic abilities they display in night light determine the purchase criteria of the users. However, there is another category that we should not forget here, and that is the phone batteries that allow us to take advantage of all these features, and the capabilities of these batteries. In this context, Realme states that it will standardize 240W fast charging technology. So how will the company do this?
How does 240W fast charging work?
While 20V/12A power is transferred from the adapter to the phone with the fast charging technology, which is normally used as a standard, this current is converted to 10V/24A thanks to Realme’s 240W fast charging technology. This process takes place when three energy transmitters convert the energy coming to the adapter inside.
The process of converting energy from 20V/12A to 10V/24A may seem a bit dangerous at first glance, but Realme points out that a potential danger can be monitored with 13 full-time sensors, and that the chargers are made of PS3 certified non-combustible materials.
So, doesn’t fast charging harm battery health?
One of the things we normally learn as tech lovers and everyday users is that the longer a device stays on charge and the cycle it is charged, the faster it reduces battery life. Another well-known factor points out that fast charging technology affects batteries in the long run. In this context, Realme guarantees that its 240W fast charging technology will cause a maximum of 20 percent reduction in phone health even after 1600 charging cycles.
The company has announced that it will use 240W fast charging technology as standard in the flagship phone models it will launch from now on, including the GT Neo 5, which it will launch soon.
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