The Chinese company Realme has created a technology that will provide a record charging speed for smartphones, reports FoneArena.

The company representatives said that the technology will be released under the SuperSonic Charge brand. It allows you to charge smartphones with a power of 320 watts.

The company also said that devices supporting the new standard will be able to charge from 0 to 17 percent in just 35 seconds. Additionally, the source does not specify how long it will take to fully charge the battery.

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The battery capacity of future smartphones is not disclosed. However, Realme has indicated that SuperSonic Charge will be unveiled "along with four other innovations" at the August 14 event.

The previous record standard for fast charging was presented by Xiaomi. The company said that with 300W fast charging support, its phones will be able to charge 100 percent in five minutes. In addition, it can charge up to 50 percent in three minutes.