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How many watts of fast charging is supported by Huawei p60

Author:Cong Time:2023-02-15 11:04

The wireless charging function on the mobile phone is a function that seems to be a little weak. When you don't have it, you think about it, but when you have it, you don't use it. This is mainly because wireless charging is not popular now, and the speed of wireless charging is much lower than that of wired charging. Recently, Huawei p60 will be released soon and equipped with wireless charging. How many watts of wireless charging does Huawei p60 support?

How many watts of fast charging is supported by Huawei p60

How many watts of fast charging is supported by Huawei p60

Support 50W fast charging

Huawei is expected to launch the P60 series of flagship smart phones soon, possibly as early as next month. It is expected that this series of models will include P60E, P60 and P60 Pro.

One of the three Huawei new phones has appeared on the Geekbench website. This Huawei smartphone model MNA-AL00 may be Huawei P60E or Huawei P60. The GeekBench 5 run point data shows that the single core performance of this Huawei mobile phone is 551, and the multi-core performance is 2312. It has 8 cores, four large cores with a dominant frequency of 2.4GHz, and four small cores with a dominant frequency of 1.8GHz. From the run point results and CPU architecture, the device may be equipped with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G processor. At the same time, the run point data also shows that the test device has 8GB of memory. IT Home has noticed that Geekbench shows that this machine is running  Android 13  Operating system, it is reported that Huawei is likely to use in Huawei P60 series; HarmonyOS 3.1 system, HarmonyOS  3.1 The open source library may be upgraded to  Android  13。

That's all about how many watts of wireless charging Huawei p60 supports. At present, Huawei has officially announced that the maximum rate of wireless charging is 50W, which is basically the same as the mainstream wireless charging rate. It can provide more options for users to charge.

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