Infinix is ​​gearing up for the next smartphones in the Note range. For those who don’t know, the Infinix Note series is aimed at the mid-range market. These smartphones usually have decent performance and fast charging support. Now it’s time for the next range: the Infinix Note 40 series.

The launch of the series is scheduled for March 18. As the launch date approaches, the company is already trying to drum up hype for the upcoming phones. On their Twitter, they uploaded a teaser for their new in-house chip called the ‘Cheetah X1’.

Cheetah X1 might sound like the name of a fast processor that will break the AnTuTu charts. But to break your hearts, it’s just a power management chip. Infinix developed the Cheetah X1 for one task and that is to optimize the battery. This chip lays the foundation for Quick Charge 2.0 for the upcoming Note 40 series smartphones.

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The Infinix Cheetah X1 chip can help in these 8 scenarios

The new power management chip from Infinix helps smartphones with eight different scenarios. These include fast wired charging up to 100W, wireless charging, wired reverse charging, wireless reverse charging, bypass charging, AI charging protection for night charging, -20°C extreme temperature technology and multi-protocol charging.

Additionally, the chip comes with a high-precision power monitoring module that is responsible for real-time current and voltage detection. It works by adjusting the charging volume according to the current and ultimately results in a balance between charging efficiency and temperature control. This helps protect battery life and, more importantly, keeps the phone healthy.

On paper, the Cheetah X1 chip looks like a good addition, especially features including extreme temperature charging. However, it is too early to tell if this will really affect the health of the smartphone in the long run.

In a nutshell, the new Infinix Cheetah X1 chip works by optimizing the battery and charging function. The chip will debut with the Note 40 series. The upcoming series focuses on introducing fast charging. Therefore, the new Cheetah X1 chip will be perfect for these high-speed charging devices.

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Infinix Is Bringing Its New Cheetah X1 Chip With Upcoming Smartphones

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