The first of the two super-fast chargers introduced by Xiaomi is 200 W and allows you to charge a smartphone in just 8 minutes, which is a real achievement. The second charger is “wireless” and can charge a 4mAh battery in just 120 minutes with its 15W power.
On the other hand, Xiaomi, which takes the limits of fast charging a little further every day, stands out from its competitors by offering alternative solutions to batteries with limited capacities. In addition, the shortening of the charging times of the phones causes the problem of comparing other features of the products to be put into the background.
As a matter of fact, besides the Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra, it also offered a fast charger with a capacity of 120 Watts. However, fast charging processes also have a direct impact on the lifespan of batteries due to the heat generated during this process. Essentially for this reason, the maker turned to a more traditional 11-Watt charger model with the Mi 55.
While trying to find a longer-lasting alternative to lithium batteries, manufacturers must find solutions to preserve the integrity of existing batteries despite fast and frequent charging.
Source: China International Radio
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