Realme GT3 unveiled: first phone with 240W charging goes global Comments
- BenjaEBC11
- IbI
Where is this device available? I tried the Realme GT 5 Neo china variant and I want it!
It reminds me of a One Plus device when they used to be great.
That's some decent innovation, and faster charging is the need of the hour. But it's also time for bigger batteries. I'd rather have 300w charging and the option to add a 10 Ah battery pack to the phone in case I need more juice. 4.1 or 4.6Ah isn't gonna cut it. Zerolemon had some amazing battery packs back in the day! It's time for a return of battery packs!
- SShock
- puk
Anonymous, 02 Mar 2023916L , everyone uses cheap garbage 316L is standard 916L is used only by Rolex Breitling watches Your comment is entirely pointless. Stainless steel grades are all still just stainless steel and they are all inferior to aluminium and copper for cooling. They only use stainless steel for watch bracelets and housing, it has nothing to do with cooling.
- Anonymous
- BiP
SShock, 01 Mar 2023It's so funny how they brag about "stainless steel vapor chamber" like that... more916L , everyone uses cheap garbage 316L is standard
916L is used only by Rolex Breitling watches
- AnonD-1087127
- Cx@
Oppo Has 80W charger I use it
- Rosso
- g8$
Anonymous, 28 Feb 2023 No need for this gimmick Give us 18gb ram 24mb L3 cache Sony 1inch sensor Xneon fl... moreAnd I bet you want it to be under 500 dollars
- Trebla
- vx8
My oneplus 7t going to be 4 years now and the battery life still amazing.
Normal usage of whatsapp, call, sms during office hours and light Netflix usage.
It can last from Morning 7am to 7pm with 10% battery left.
Note: I charges it every day
- mkreku
- AZY
The battery in my phone is charged using 67W and they said it would keep 80% capacity after 800 cycles. When I bought the phone I thought it was marketing nonsense, but two years after I can't really notice a degradation of the battery so maybe it was true after all.
- Daemon Targaryen
- 4BT
"But even if you only ever use the 240W mode, the battery will retain 80% of its original capacity after 1,600 cycles."
Now that's interesting when iPhones can only retain 80% after 500 cycles.
- SShock
- puk
ishreal, 01 Mar 2023ok now to iPhone and Pixel. every release is either an "X-gate" where millions of iP... moreWhen you sell hundreds of millions of phones, of course some will have problems. However comparing that between Pixels and iPhones is not even remotely realistic as Pixels have a lot of problems and are sold in waaaaaaay smaller numbers. Also you're greatly exaggerating iPhone problems. Like, waaay out of proportion. But people just can't shut up about antenna gate and battery gate from more than 10 years ago. What, should be whining about exploding batteries for Galaxy S23 series too even though that's entirely irrelevant at this point?
- AnonD-1016079
- 34t
Not for me. Fast charging is not battery friendly. I put the smartphone screen up, so the notification in the back...
- SShock
- puk
It's so funny how they brag about "stainless steel vapor chamber" like that's something amazing. Stainless steel has way worse heat conductivity than copper. Hell, even aluminium has it like 10x higher. Sooooo, why?
- Anonymous
- Dw@
That kind of charging would be useful for tablets and laptops, but somewhat pointless for phones. Even 66W or 80W is already too much for most people.
- ishreal
- 0eS
Anonymous, 28 Feb 2023You believe this? LOL - Same chinese Oems advertise screens with 1920Hz flickering, then n... moreok now to iPhone and Pixel. every release is either an "X-gate" where millions of iPhones fail at once or Pixel bug ridden mess that takes dozens of updates to fix. This has been going on since iPhone's "you're holding it wrong" debacle and the 1st gen Pixel. US makers are straight up worse and history proves it lol.
- VuroBega
- Xqa
NikiDroid, 28 Feb 2023For me, I am fine with 240W or 300W. Vendor had designed well. Let's say you purchase rea... moreif I'm buying phone that expensive, i expect 5 years of using it...
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