Infinix NOTE 40 series to arrive with a dedicated charging chip called Cheetah X1

Infinix recently confirmed the launch of their NOTE 40 lineup on March 18th. This exciting news comes with the reveal of a groundbreaking innovation: the Cheetah X1 chip.

Image source: Infinix

This dedicated chip takes charge (pun intended) of the phone’s entire charging process, enabling their new “All-Round FastCharge 2.0” technology. While the future holds the potential for even faster charging speeds (reportedly reaching 260W wired and 110W wireless), the current iteration boasts an impressive 100W wired charging capability.

But speed isn’t everything. The Cheetah X1 prioritizes battery health. It utilizes real-time monitoring to optimize charging rates and maintain a safe temperature balance, ultimately extending battery life.

Versatility is another key feature. The chip supports eight different charging scenarios, including wired, wireless, and both wired and wireless reverse charging. It even adapts to specific situations like night charging and extreme temperatures.

Safety remains a top concern. The Cheetah X1 incorporates a robust 63-level safety shield designed to automatically intervene and alert users in case of potential risks.

Furthermore, Infinix has impressively miniaturized the Cheetah X1 chip. This not only contributes to faster processing but also translates to a lighter and more comfortable phone design.

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