This phone can charge up to 50% in just five minutes

Realme has just announced that it claims to be the world’s fastest smartphone charging technology at MWC 2022, and has unveiled a future device that will use it.

The technology, which, according to Realme, will be able to offer a charge of 100 to 200 watts, depending on the device, can charge your phone up to 50% in just five minutes.

This is a seriously impressive statement, although Realme has not yet confirmed how long it will take the phone to come out 100%. By comparison, one of the latest Realme devices with a 65-watt charge can reach 100% in about 30 minutes.

Realme says this new charging technology, which it calls Ultra Dart Charging Architecture (UDCA), not only offers seemingly rapid speeds, but also controls heat, so any phone that uses it won’t be too hot if you’re play the game and charge at the same time.

Any Realme phone that contains the technology will also have extra battery protection. The brand claims that the cell will still be able to charge up to 80% even after more than 1,000 charges.

Fast charging has been improving over the years, and brands such as Oppo (a brand closely associated with Realme) and Xiaomi are touting this as a major feature.

While Realme is announcing the technology, it is not yet ready to fully unveil the first phone to use UDCA. We know that the phone will be called Realme GT Neo 3 and that it will be able to charge 50% in just five minutes.

Other features of the phone, including performance and display, are not yet hidden.

Or has Realme announced yet?

Realme has not only launched a new charging technology on the MWC 2022, but also its first true flagship phone.

The GT2 Pro has a Snapdragon 8 Generation 1 chip, two 50MP cameras and a flat panel LTPO 2.0 display with 1440p resolution. It also has a pretty interesting design, with a paper plastic finish on the back that adds a nice texture. The GT2 Pro will be available for £ 599 if it is released in early March.