Farewell to chargers... "Infinix" unveils a phone that charges itself!

In a groundbreaking move that could change the concept of charging smartphones, the Chinese company "Infinix" is preparing to unveil a phone equipped with integrated solar panels capable of generating power from sunlight at this year's Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona.

The new phone relies on "SolarEnergy-Reserving" technology, utilizing perovskite cells known for being thinner and less costly than traditional silicon cells, making the technology more efficient in terms of production.

To ensure optimal performance, Infinix has equipped the phone with an intelligent voltage regulation system called "Maximum Power Point Tracking," which maximizes solar energy utilization while controlling temperature, a crucial challenge when the phone is exposed to direct sunlight.

Currently, this technology can produce 2 watts of power, not as a replacement for traditional charging but as a backup power source when the phone is not in use, potentially serving as a lifesaver in emergencies or in locations where charging sources are unavailable.

Infinix has not only focused on the phone but will also showcase a smart case with an integrated solar panel capable of charging the phone through special contact points on its side, offering an additional practical option for users looking to harness solar energy more efficiently.

This technology represents a bold step towards a sustainable future in the world of smartphones. Could we soon witness phones that do not require traditional chargers at all?