Xiaomi’s 200 W Charger Charges A Phone In 8 Minutes

Share post:

Xiaomi demonstrated a 200 W Xiaomi HyperCharge in a Twitter video over the weekend, showing that the new technology can fully charge an exhausted phone in just eight minutes.

The phone recharges to 10% in 44 seconds, while it quickly ramps up to 200 W. In three minutes, the phone’s battery is already 50% full.

Power increases to 150 W when the phone reaches 75% charge in just five and a half minutes.

Eventually, the system slows down to 40 W on its way to a full charge after eight minutes.

Such behaviour is designed to protect the battery’s longevity and is one reason why there is no evidence that fast charging degrades the battery faster than normal charging.

Xiaomi is not the only company pushing for higher charging speeds.

Qualcomm announced 100 W charging technology last year and Oppo currently boasts 125 W while Xiaomi’s best commercial phones reach 120 W.

It is not yet known when the 200-watt charge will be available in stores.

For more information, read the original story in Arstechnica.

Featured Tech Jobs

SUBSCRIBE NOW

Related articles

Apple reduces forecasts for Vision Pro as demand cools in key US market

In an unexpected shift, Apple has drastically reduced its shipment forecasts for the upcoming Vision Pro, indicating a...

Cyber Security Today, April 22, 2024 -Vulnerability in CrushFTP file transfer software, security updates for Cisco’s controller management application, and more

This episode reports on a new campaign to steal credentials from LastPass users, a warning to admits of Ivanti Avalanche mobile device management software

Cyber Security Today, April 22, 2024 -Vulnerability in CrushFTP file transfer software, security updates for Cisco’s controller management application, and more

This episode reports on a new campaign to steal credentials from LastPass users, a warning to admits of Ivanti Avalanche mobile device management software

Broadcom backs down on VMWare pricing: Hashtag Trending for Wednesday, April 17, 2024

YouTube clamps down on third party apps that block ads. Experts predict a new cyber-war between Iran and Israel. Elon Musk backs down on his fight with the Brazilian government and Broadcom makes concessions in the face of customer outrage and European regulatory scrutiny of its new VMWare pricing. All this and more on the

Become a member

New, Relevant Tech Stories. Our article selection is done by industry professionals. Our writers summarize them to give you the key takeaways