Today, iQOO teased the iQOO Neo5: the phone supports 66W flash charging and can be fully charged in just 30 minutes.
Although the iQOO Neo5’s 66W flash charging speed is much lower than the iQOO 7’s 120W, it still surpasses the charging speed of some flagship models. Compared to the 44W fast charging of the iQOO Neo3, this is a significant improvement, making it the fastest-charging phone currently with the Snapdragon 870 chipset. There are currently two Snapdragon 870 phones on the market: the Redmi K40 supports 33W fast charging, while the Motorola Edge S supports 20W fast charging.
The iQOO Neo5 uses Super FlashCharge technology to increase the maximum charging power to 66W. Its charging system features a dual-IC design with a conversion efficiency of up to 97%. Compared to a single-IC charging solution, this design can maintain a 97% conversion rate of battery energy density.
More importantly, the charging process of the iQOO Neo5 is also very safe. The charger has a temperature sensor, and its temperature information can be transmitted to the phone via the data cable. The charging power is monitored in real time to ensure the phone charges safely and stays cool.
Additionally, the iQOO Neo5 features a high refresh rate display and a large-capacity battery. The phone will be launched on March 16.