A new 5G smartphone has just been caught on the Chinese certification body 3C database with a 120W charger. According to Chinese media, the device could be the next iQOO 7 flagship, which is expected to debut in early 2021.
iQOO 7 certified on 3C: coming with 120W charging
The 3C certification reveals that Vivo will carry a 5G smartphone with model number V2049A. It has also been identified with a charger with model number V12060L0C0-CN. The new charger supports charging speeds such as 9V / 2A, 11V / 2A, 11V / 3A, 20V / 5A and 20V / 6A. So, the newly discovered V2049A smartphone is likely to support the fast charging up to 120W
Although the certification does not show the iQOO branding, a well-known Chinese tipster speculated that this device could be the iQOO 7. Also, this isn't the first time an iQOO smartphone has been spotted with the 12060W V0L0C120-CN charger. The iQOO 5 Pro which debuted in August came with support for 120W super-fast charging. According to the company, the 120W charger can fully charge the iQOO 4.000 Pro's 5mAh battery in just 15 minutes.
The leakster who shared the news also shared some details of the upcoming iQOO flagship, stating for example that the next flagship iQOO will be equipped with a Snapdragon 888 processor. Other features should include a curved-edged display, a slightly larger than its predecessor, a 50 megapixel triple camera system and Origin OS as an operating system based on Android 11.
