Remember we talked about a new flagship smartphone from Infinix that will give you 180W fast charging speed? Yes, that device is now confirmed to launch in India. According to a tipster, Infinix may call it the Infinix Zero Ultra smartphone and launch it in India in the coming months.
The company has generally dabbled in the affordable mid-range bracket, so the Xero Ultra will be uncharted territory, as the phone is expected to cost around Rs 30,000.
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Infinix 180W Charging Smartphone: How It Works
Infinix is calling the charging technology Thunder Charge and it is expected to pack a 4500mAh battery with 180W charging support that will give you 0 to 100 percent in less than 5 minutes. The company is using two 8C batteries that support 90W of power in each unit to reach up to 180W charging speed.
It even claims that there will be 20 different sensors with USB port, charging board and charging technology to monitor the battery temperature. He wants to keep the temperature of the phone before 43 degrees to ensure that the battery doesn’t wear out too quickly.
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Infinix had previously demonstrated its 160W charging technology but we never found it in the market. With the Zero Ultra, Infinix can give us the fastest charging speed on a production-ready device in the under Rs 30,000 category. Currently, that laurel goes to the Xiaomi 11i HyperCharge which gives you 120W charging support.
Infinix 180W Charging Smartphone: Expected Features
While the 180W charging support is exciting, the other features of the Zero Ultra are likely to be overwhelming. The report suggests that the phone will be powered by a 4G chip as the company has opted for ultra-fast charging support for the device. The Xero Ultra should come with 8GB of RAM and offer 256GB of storage. We expect the phone to feature a triple rear camera setup and possibly an AMOLED display with a higher refresh rate.
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