Realme 320W SuperSonic Charge technology debuts with some caveats

Realme has announced that it has broken smartphone charging records yet again with its new SuperSonic technology. The OEM asserts that it surpasses its predecessor by a substantial margin, with a top rate of 320 watts (W).

The OEM has unveiled its initial prototype, which includes a "Pocket Cannon" power brick. It is comparable in size to its 240W SuperVOOC counterpart (like this one on Amazon.in) thanks to a new power density value estimated at 3.3 watts per centimeter (W/cm).

It is rated to charge its compatible battery in 4 minutes and 30 seconds at the fastest, thereby beating Redmi's 300W system. Then again, the battery in question is just 4,400mAh in capacity, whereas those of real-life smartphones trend toward the much more massive.

Accordingly, reports of this new 4-cell, flexible battery being ready for inclusion in the next-gen GT7 Pro might be a little optimistic. Nevertheless, Realme is confident that 320W SuperSonic, demonstrated alongside the OEM's new AirGap near-field wireless charging tech, will break new ground in mobile device charging.