The mobile phone battery process ushered in a new iteration The flagship battery can reach 5800mAh

Mondo Digital Updated on 2024-02-01

Nowadays, smartphones have become more and more important in people's lives, so the battery life level of mobile phones has also become a key consideration for many people when buying mobile phones. In the minds of many people, the bigger the battery, the better, but considering the weight and feel, most mobile phone batteries currently have a capacity of about 5000mAh. However, some digital bloggers have recently revealed that with the iteration of the battery manufacturing process, mobile phones in the future are expected to be equipped with larger batteries.

The blogger said that with the iteration of silicon carbon anode materials and battery cell technology, an important improvement point is to increase the contact area between the battery electrolyte and the silicon carbon anode, and increase the usable capacity of the low-voltage section, so as to comprehensively improve the energy density and greatly increase the battery capacity. He said that after that, Huawei, Xiaomi, OPPO and vivo will use new battery technology in the next new machines, of which the flagship machine can reach a maximum of about 5800mAh, which is a big improvement compared with the current flagship battery capacity.

At present, there are not many phones with a battery capacity of more than 5500mAh, either gaming phones like the Red Devil that focus on gaming experience, or mid-range models that sell large batteries. For flagship phones, due to the need to pile up materials in other aspects such as images, in order to control the weight of the whole machine, the battery is often not used in the super-large battery, but to increase the battery density as much as possible, without increasing the volume and weight of the premise. The launch of the new battery process should be able to bring better performance to the battery life of the next new mobile phones, especially the flagship models.

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