At MWC 2021, Chinese mobile phone maker Infinix showcased its new idea phone with ultra-fast charging capacities. Called the Inifinix Principle Phone 2021, the new phone handles the likes of Xiaomi and OPPO with 160W quick charging assistance. We solely reported the phone this month and also gave you a close look at the phone’s layout.
The Ininix Principle Phone 2021 features a unique dual-colour transforming back made using a transparent, electrochromic solid film (SECF) and an electroluminescence (EL) film. When you get an inbound phone call and charge the phone, the back changes colour between silver grey and light blue.
The phone’s primary emphasis is the wired 160W quick charging technology, which integrates Infinix’s Ultra Flash Fee technology, Super Charge Pump, and an 8C battery cell to charge the phone’s 4,000 mAh battery in just 10 minutes. The phone additionally supports 50W wireless rapid charging. However, Infinix didn’t share any statistics on that.
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Infinix states its fast charging tech uses four high conversion charging chips that permit the phone to get to 98.6% charging conversion performance while staying clear of overloading and also overheating issues related to huge currents. The phone also has 20 temperature sensing units operating in tandem to ensure the phone temperature never exceeds 40 ° C/104 ° F.
As for the phone itself, it includes a 6.67-inch bent AMOLED screen. Under the hood, the phone is powered by MediaTek’s Helio G95 octa-core CPU, coupled with ARM Mali-G76 MP4 GPU, 8GB RAM, as well as 128GB storage. Over on the back, it has a three-way electronic camera assembly containing a 64MP essential lens, a 120-degree ultra-wide-angle lens, and an 8MP telephoto lens with approximately 60x digital zoom. The phone runs Android 11 out-of-the-box and includes “a brand-new power button food selection, interaction attributes, and an alert history.”