Phones
5 flagship smartphones with Snapdragon 875 chipset and 100W fast charging will be released in early 2021

A well-known insider, Digital Chat Station, spoke on his page on the popular Chinese social network Weibo about what awaits the smartphone industry in early 2021. According to him, in the first quarter of next year, five flagship models on the top-end Snapdragon 875 chipset from Qualcomm with support for ultra-fast charging with a capacity of 100 W (and more) will go on sale at once.
Unfortunately, the popular network analyst did not specify which models were in question.
But we can assume that such advanced smartphones will be released by such Chinese manufacturers as Xiaomi, Oppo, Vivo and Realme. One of such gadgets will probably be the Xiaomi Mi 11. The latter, by the way, can get a unique screen curved from all sides.
Source: Gizchina

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