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realme to unveil 320W superSonic charge at 828 fanfest, announces upcoming 13 Series 5G

By IANS | Updated: August 13, 2024 12:00 IST

New Delhi, Aug 13 In our rapidly moving world, smartphones have become indispensable lifelines. Yet, we've all faced ...

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New Delhi, Aug 13 In our rapidly moving world, smartphones have become indispensable lifelines. Yet, we've all faced that moment of panic: you're running late for work, grab your phone, and realise the battery is critically low. 

There's no time for a full charge, but you can't leave without it. This all-too-familiar scenario highlights why fast charging has become more than a luxury -- it's a necessity. Whether you're a busy professional, a student on the go, or someone who relies heavily on a smartphone, the ability to quickly recharge your device can make a significant difference in your daily routine, ensuring you stay connected when it's most crucial.

Some of the biggest smartphone brands have been working on evolving fast-charging technology. The race to develop the fastest and most efficient charging solutions has led to groundbreaking advancements.

From dramatically reduced charge times to increased power outputs, these innovations are transforming how we power our devices.

As this competition intensifies, consumers worldwide are reaping the benefits, with each breakthrough bringing us closer to the ultimate goal: near-instantaneous charging that keeps pace with our dynamic lifestyles.

For years, the mobile industry has grappled with the seemingly impossible task of striking the right balance between high power, compact size, and assured safety for fast charging.

realme has dedicated two years of research to tackle this industry challenge and is redefining industry standards with its next-generation charging technology.

The 320W SuperSonic Charge achieves unprecedented breakthroughs in power, safety, and efficiency, bringing fast charging to new heights and transforming the user experience across the industry.

Building on its groundbreaking 240W charging technology introduced with the realme GT3 in February 2023, realme has once again pushed the boundaries of fast charging with its 320W SuperSonic Charge.

This revolutionary advancement marks a new pinnacle in the industry, offering unparalleled charging speeds that transform the user experience.

Imagine fully charging your phone in the time it takes to enjoy a quick coffee or listen to your favourite song. realme's 320W SuperSonic Charge ushers in a new era of "no-wait" charging, setting a new benchmark for convenience and efficiency in smartphone technology.

This innovation not only saves time but also enhances the overall mobile experience for users worldwide, making battery anxiety a thing of the past.

Adding to the excitement, realme has also teased the launch of its upcoming smartphone series, the 13 Series 5G, successor to the popular 12 Series 5G.

With these announcements, August is shaping up to be an exhilarating month for realme and its global community of users, promising groundbreaking advancements in smartphone technology and user experience.

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