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Realme will be the first company in the Android landscape to offer magnetic wireless charging and Realme Flash will be the first smartphone to support it
We won’t have to wait long to find out everything about the first Android device with magnetic wireless charging, which will be unveiled by Realme at a dedicated event on August 3. The first device to support magnetic wireless charging, which the Oppo subsidiary will call MagDart, will be Realme Flash, the name of which anticipates the concept of speed around which the smartphone was designed. The speed that comes with both hardware that between the chips and the memory is expected to be at its peak, and the magnetic wireless charging technology that, too, has been designed with the speed of the process in mind. While magnetic wireless charging is a relatively new technology – at the moment only Apple offers it on the iPhone 12 – Realme has invested heavily in the evolution of this process, and judging by rumors about Realme Flash and its MagDart, it did.
Realme Flash’s MagDart charging
Realme Flash will therefore offer a system very similar to Apple’s, with a magnetic zone on the back surface that is said to be always visible thanks to the ring-shaped pattern in the area.
Realme Flash in rumors “went crazy” about this innovation and in recent days has tried to describe as much detail as possible. It turned out that the slower magnetic wireless charging that will be offered by the Realme Flash and MagDart duo will be 15 watts, which is the maximum power that the current iPhone 12s with MagSafe can be pushed to.
The charger designed by Realme for “slow” magnetic wireless charging will have a similar shape to an Apple device, so it will be very thin and just as light; as for it and its 15-watt charging power, there is little doubt.
There are a few more about the second model of the MagDart magnetic charger, not only because it is the first one, taking into account the entire smartphone landscape. The MagDart accessory will be made entirely of metal to aid in dissipating the heat that will inevitably be generated when charging Realme Flash and other compatible products, and for this reason there will most likely be an active cooling system at the bottom, presumably a fan with a fairly obvious vent for air passage. / p>
There is no precise information on the possible charging power, although there are hypotheses that it may be around 30 W.
Realme Flash: will be “top”
Realme Flash is to be a top, or at least a high-end, Android smartphone. It can’t be any different for a product that is supposed to come with a Snapdragon 888 chip and up to 12 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage.
The little information that has been filtered so far suggests using three cameras on the rear and not much else, but we won’t have to wait long to find out everything about it.
