nubia Red Magic 7 gets 3C certified with a whopping 165W charging support
ZTE’s nubia announced the Red Magic 6 in March with 66W charging, but its successor – nubia Red Magic 7 (NX679J) – could break all records of fast charging on a commercially available smartphone since it got 3C certified with 165W (20V/8.25A) charging support.
The fastest charging nubia smartphones right now are the Red Magic 6 Pro and the Red Magic 6s Pro, going up to 120W. However, you get those speeds on the Chinese models of the phones since their international versions are capped at 66W. Hence, if nubia decides to launch the Red Magic 7 globally, you may not get 165W charging on…
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