The New Realme Charger can charge battery in 9 minutes

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Chinese mobile company Realme has announced to introduce its best and powerful phone GT3 by the end of February this month, claiming that the battery of the phone can be charged in just one and a half minutes.

 

 

At present, powerful chargers have been introduced by various companies of the world, which are capable of charging 100 percent battery for 15 to 18 minutes, but Real I have now announced the fastest charger.

 

In the teaser released by the company of Realme GT3, it can be seen that the phone's battery is 100 percent full in just 9 minutes 37 seconds.


It can be seen in the video that in just 80 seconds, 20 percent of the battery was charged, while in 4 minutes 50 percent of the battery was charged.

 

The video shows that 100 percent of the realme GT3's battery is charged in just 9 minutes 37 seconds.

 

Realme GT3 will be offered by the company with a 240-watt fast charger, while its 6400mAh powerful and large battery will be given.

 

Apart from this, the company is also expected to introduce a 5,000 mAh battery module with a 150-watt fast charger.

 

The company is expected to introduce the Realme GT3 by the end of February, with three cameras on the back, while a selfie camera with advanced technology will also be given on the front.

 

Realme GT3 has already gained fame due to its powerful battery and fast charger, but at the same time it is believed that the phone will be presented with the best camera features.

 

The phone is expected to be initially offered in some countries by the end of February and its price is likely to be kept in the range of Pakistani 1 to 150,000 rupees.

 

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