itel Launches PowerAI™ to Eliminate Sudden Shutdowns and Charging Failures

itel has introduced its new PowerAI™ charging technology, aimed at resolving long-standing power issues such as sudden device shutdowns, unstable charging, and connection errors. 

This innovation is designed to improve the overall charging experience, particularly in regions where power inconsistencies and substandard accessories have affected device reliability and longevity.

PowerAI™ uses intelligent power adaptation to regulate energy flow in real time, adjusting output based on device requirements. The system supports major fast-charging protocols, including PD, QC, PPS, and TFC, while offering nine layers of protection against overcharging, overheating, overvoltage, and short-circuiting.

 An automatic power-off feature prevents overcharging, which can extend battery lifespan across a range of devices.

As part of the launch, itel unveiled the CableFlow 3A Pro L63N, a 27W fast-charging cable certified under Apple’s MFi program. The cable features high-purity copper wiring, reinforced zinc-alloy connectors, and a double-braided nylon exterior for increased durability. 

Performance tests indicate it delivers up to 20% higher efficiency compared to uncertified alternatives, offering stable power and reliable data transfer, particularly for Apple device users.

PowerAI™ forms a central part of itel’s expanding Smart Life product strategy, which includes smartphones, accessories, and smart home devices designed for affordability and reliability. 

The company plans to integrate the technology across its future line of chargers, power banks, and multi-port adapters, reinforcing its position in the growing mobile accessory market in Africa.

The PowerAI™ CableFlow 3A Pro is now available in retail stores across Nigeria and other select markets, with additional PowerAI™-equipped products expected later in the year. 

The launch marks a step forward for itel in delivering practical, tech-driven solutions tailored to everyday user challenges in emerging economies.

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