Self-developed silicon-carbon anode! Realme GT6 debuts

 Realme GT6 will be officially released on July 9. The new phone is said to “challenge the benchmark of the performance mobile phone industry.”

As the launch conference approaches, the official has accelerated the pace of preheating the new phone. Realme Mobile announced today that the realme GT6 will be equipped with the energy-gathering battery jointly launched by realme and CATL.

The battery uses a new generation of silicon-carbon negative electrode battery technology, with a silicon content of up to 6%, an 8% increase in energy density, self-developed silicon-carbon negative electrode, and a long-life algorithm. It is claimed to be durable for four years and has obtained the first SGS high-efficiency silicon-carbon negative electrode battery certification.

It is understood that the realme GT6 has a 5800mAh battery packed into an 8.4mm body, supports 120W flash charging, can be charged to 50% in 12 minutes, and supports UFCS/PPS multi-fast charging protocols.

It is worth mentioning that Realme Mobile Phone stated that during the first sale period of Realme GT6, it will also come with a 4-year battery warranty and free battery replacement within 4 years.

In terms of performance, the realme GT6 is equipped with the third-generation Snapdragon 8 flagship chip, the first GT performance engine, and has 10,000-level dual VC heat dissipation, with a single-layer VC area of ​​over 6000mm².