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Infinix teases 180W Thunder Charge system

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Peter 28 June 2022

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Last year we tested a concept phone from Infinix with a 160W fast charging system. The company has continued working on battery tech since then and has pushed the charge rate even higher. Here is a quick teaser video posted by CEO Benjamin Jiang.

Infinix calls this new system “Thunder Charge” and based on the onscreen label, it has a peak power rating of 180W. The clip is only around 10 seconds long but the battery indicator goes up by nearly a full percentage point.

So, how fast is Thunder Charge? We don’t know yet. The goal for last year’s 160W system was to completely charge a 4,000mAh battery in just 10 minutes. While the company hasn’t released a retail device with 160W charging yet, it did launch the Infinix Note 12 VIP with 120W charging. It has a slightly larger battery capacity, 4,500mAh, and the official time for a 0-100% charge is 17 minutes (we have a hands-on review of the 12 VIP if you’re interested).

The 2021 concept phone wasn’t just about the charging, it also had a color-changing film on the back and an electroluminescent film that could be used for notifications. There could be more to this new device as well, so stay tuned for more updates.

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  • AnonD-731363
  • n$n
  • 29 Jun 2022

Man train. I mean passenger train or cargo train. Why is hard to understand simple jokes????

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  • bulbulito.bayagbag
  • 7XH
  • 29 Jun 2022

Trains?

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  • bulbulito.bayagbag
  • 7XH
  • 29 Jun 2022

They are very creative when it comes to degrading the battery so that the consumer will either have it replaced, or buy a new phone altogether (since the os is not going to be updated for long, and apps keep updating!).

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