160W Ultra-flash Charging adapter: Infinix Mobile is taking more steps into the tech manufacturing market. Aside from smartphones, the Hong-Kong based company is also going to accessories and laptops.
The guys over at CDA Developers recently shared a photo of an upcoming Infinix-branded 160W fast charger that will be use to charge smartphones in the future.
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It’s interesting that Infinix which was originally known for bringing affordable phones is now going into industry innovation. From the photo, the 160W ultra-flash charging adapter looks huge.
We still don’t know when we’ll see a phone that is ready to use this phone but with Infinix Note 10 Pro already launched, maybe the incoming Infinix Zero series might use this tech.
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It’s also very possible that this 160W fast charger adapter is not meant for phones. Infinix recently started making laptops with Windows. @Maii_HD made a first impression video on the Infinix laptop called “Infinix Inbook X1” (Watch Video below).
Infinix Inbook X1 First Impression Video
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But, the Infinix Inbook X1 laptop series doe no have high dedicated graphics cards which means it might not need this ultra-flash charging adapter. Still, we can’t take away the possibility of future laptops from the company having need for this.
However, if this charger is meant for phones, then the 160W fast-charging will top the 120W, 125W, and 135W solutions that Vivo, OPPO, and Huawei introduced.
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Note that fastest an Infinix phones can charge right now is 33W – the Infinix Note 10 Pro and Infinix Zero 8.
Whatever the case, we’ll have to wait see what the company has planned. So stick around for more updates and use the comment section to tell us what you think about this 160W ultra-flash charging adpater from Infinix.
