Black Shark 4 will feature insanely fast 120W wired charging

When he’s not writing, Mair spends most of his time creating music, visiting arcades, and finding out about the ways new tech has changed old media. Plus, as you may remember from my RedMagic 7 review, I declared that I would start to factor in default image watermarking into my phone scores. Black Shark (and by extension, Xiaomi) has tried to call my bluff and the 4 Pro suffers because of it. If you are out and about using your phone a lot, provided you’re near a plug, then you can keep going for as long as you need.

• Instead of having to power both the phone and cooler individually, a single charging solution would have been more convenient and easier.
• The back panel comes with an X-shaped design in blue and black.
• The hardware is, arguably, the only great thing about this phone.
• It was a long, painstaking process for the sensor to focus on patterns and subjects, and after that, only to realize that the blurs were too aggressive for my liking, regardless of lighting conditions.
• The battery capacity will be 4500 mAh, while both models will support 120-watt charging, which will fully charge the smartphone in 15 minutes.

It takes only 5 minutes to charge to 50%, and less than 15 mins to be fully charged. The 120W charger comes in the box with a 6A Type-C fast charging cable, which is also compatible with other Apple and Android devices that support fast charging protocol. Cutting-edge gaming technology company, Black Shark, creates a gaming eco-system based on hardware, software, and services, now mainly carried by smartphones. Black Shark aims to provide an unmatched and unique gaming experience and builds the best gaming world with global gamers.

We’ve seen this placement before, with phones like the recently reviewed Motorola G Stylus (2022) choosing the physical biometric sensor over the in-display, ultrasonic ones. The benefit of the side-mounted sensor is how easy it is to unlock with your right thumb. But if you’re a left-handed user, you’ll have to stretch your left index finger a little more to get a complete, working scan. Black Shark’s latest entry, as Gen Z would say, is “built different.” The Black Shark 4 Pro looks and feels more like a traditional smartphone than it does a gaming one.

• You may need to do some work on removing some of these visual tweaks.
• If this issue is coming in your phone too, then follow some simple steps given below.
• Always backup the existing firmware before flashing any other firmware.
• On this page, we shared a complete guide on how to download and install Custom ROMs, and stock firmware using Windows and Linux PC.
• We hope that the above-given procedure is easy to use and successful to install Stock Firmware on the Xiaomi Black Shark 4 Spreadtrum-powered.

If the phone is in a cool environment, it can still charge, but it will decrease the charging speed to manage the heat. When it gets unmanageable, the smartphone will stop charging itself. If you ignore the recommendations, your smartphone will last far less time than you want it to. Firstly, the battery will wear out, requiring you to charge it several times a day. Secondly, violating the charging norms will not only wear out the battery, but will also lead to fatal consequences such as battery explosion and complete failure of the Xiaomi Black Shark 4. Previously, the officials already revealed that the device would be equipped with a 4500mAh Battery and 120W Charging.

The Snapdragon 870 may not have the same clock speeds as something like the Snapdragon 888, but it can definitely keep up. Obviously, this is helped with the RAM combination being used (8GB in our model), but the CPU is enough of a horse to be more than sufficient for pretty much anything. As for the Black Shark 5 Pro’s fast charging, it’s very effective. Especially since Black Shark offers a feature called Dual-mode Charge that allows you to choose from two fast charging methods. The Black Shark 5 Pro packs Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 SoC and an Adreno 730 GPU mated to 128 or 256 GB of UFS 3.1 storage and 8, 12 or 16 GB of LPDDR5 RAM.