Realme introduced MagDart magnetic charger. It is more powerful than Apple's MagSafe

Realme has unveiled MagDart magnetic wireless charging technology and a whole ecosystem of compatible devices. It includes a Realme Flash smartphone and a range of accessories for every taste.

MagDart is the equivalent of the MagSafe technology that charges iPhone 12. It also uses magnets for fixing and wireless recharge technology, although much more powerful - up to 50 watts.

• It is with this power that the new Realme Flash smartphone can be charged. To do this, you will need to use a special MagDart Charger, which is equipped with a built-in cooler for cooling. The battery with a capacity of 4,500 mAh will be charged with it in less than an hour.

• There is also a slimmer 15W MagDart charger. The device measures just 3.9mm thin, which is 26.4% thinner than the “competitive product,” which probably refers to Apple's MagSafe charger. The same 4,500 mAh with such a "pancake" will fill up in 90 minutes.

• Another logical novelty with new technology is MagDart Power Bank. This is an external battery with a special charging cradle. Together, the two devices become a vertical charging station. With it, the smartphone can be charged from the power bank, while it charges itself from the stand.
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• The manufacturer also released a special case for its flagship Realme GT. The case connects to your device via USB-C and allows you to charge it via MagDart.

• With the same case, it will be possible to connect two new accessories to the Realme GT: MagDart Wallet - a miniature magnetic wallet for three standard credit cards, and MagDart Beauty Light is a 60-LED backlight for portrait photos.

The manufacturer is still silent about the prices and timing of the start of sales of such devices. GSMArena writesthat the Realme Flash smartphone is a purely demonstration solution, and in retail it is not worth waiting for it at all. It turns out that the ecosystem of accessories so far can only be used with Realme GT models, and only through a special case.