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Xiaomi working on phone with 200W charging, coming in H2 2021

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Ivan 08 March 2021

Xiaomi Android Rumors

Xiaomi is reportedly working on a phone with support for 200W wired charging, as well as wireless charging, reverse wireless charging and a 5,000mAh battery. The report comes from well-known tipster Digital Chat Station (translated) on Weibo.

The report claims the device is geared towards the second half of the year, but it sounds very much like the upcoming Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra, which is expected earlier.

Xiaomi working on phone with 200W charging for second half of 2021

Last year, the Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra was the fastest-charging phone in 2020 with 120W wired charging. It only makes sense that its successor bring even faster charging. So far in 2021 the vivo iQOO 7 and nubia Red Magic 6 Pro have been able to match the 120W charging of last year's Xiaomi smartphone.

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  • Rudy
  • rKv
  • 15 Mar 2021

Lmfao dude you lack common sense or what? "if 3000mah charges in 1 hr then 4 750 mah will charge full in 15 min". That has to be the most bs I've heard in a while ROFL Do you seriously think that that the same current will ...

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  • YUKI93
  • ibp
  • 14 Mar 2021

Lol please, you are the one who doesn't have any knowledge. Battery split doesn't guarantee fast charging time. In fact, it produces way more heat than normal charging. And btw, you don't fool anyone by constantly changing the fir...

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  • Nois
  • Xqa
  • 13 Mar 2021

"Sorry mate but they don't always split the battery up since it is not necessary." Sorry mate but they DO split the battery for 120w charging Please post a comment when you're sure that your facts are 200% correct BIG L...

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