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OnePlus and Oppo phones coming with 10,000mAh batteries. Would you buy one?
OnePlus and Oppo will be working on new phones with 10,000mAh batteries. Looking at its earlier models such as the Oppo A6 Pro 5G, which is packed with a 7,000mAh battery, and the OnePlus Nord 6, packed with a 9,000 mAh battery. If the rumoured 10,000 mAh battery is going to be true, would you like to buy one?
Nintendo to refresh Nintendo Switch 2 with user-replaceable batteries
Nintendo confirms revised Switch 2 with user replaceable batteries. It will launch in Autumn 2026. It seems really interesting to me that the battery is replaceable while the screen and other features will remain the same.
Scientists turning Mxene into tiny nanoscrolls to supercharge batteries and sensors
Scientists created nanoscrolls that boost performance in batteries, sensors, and wearable devices by rolling 2D MXene into tiny conductive tubes. That sounds incredible! What are your views on this?
Are smartphone brands focusing too much on AI and not enough on cameras and batteries?
Brands are spending heavily on flashy AI features such as on magic photo editors, AI image generation, AI Studios, and more. Instead of focusing much on cameras and batteries, do you think brands are focusing more on AI features?
Apple Using Different iPhone 18 Pro Batteries in Different Markets
Reports suggest Apple could use different battery suppliers depending on the region. If true, users in different countries might end up with slightly different battery performance.
Galaxy S26 Makes Me Appreciate Bigger Batteries More Than Bigger Cameras
A longer-lasting battery affects everyday use more than having one extra camera feature or sensor.
Is a huge battery still useful if the phone itself takes forever to charge?
I’m seeing phones with massive batteries now, but some charging speeds don’t seem equally impressive. Would you rather have a slightly smaller battery with faster charging?
Does a bigger battery really mean better battery life?
Some phones now have huge batteries, but battery life still seems different from phone to phone. What actually matters more?
Is fast charging more important than a bigger battery?
Some phones offer 120W charging, while others focus on bigger batteries. Which one would you choose?
Which matters more to you: better cameras or longer battery life?
Modern smartphones focus on both camera upgrades and bigger batteries. If you had to choose one, which feature would matter more?
EU exempted battery regulation but not for smart wearables
EU exempted battery regulation, and by 2027, most electronic devices will use user-replaceable batteries. But this law does not apply to wearables such as smartwatches, fitness trackers, and electric toys. Dont you think they should apply to wearables too, to reduce battery waste concerns?
Would you buy a thinner phone if it meant sacrificing battery capacity?
With recent launches, I have observed that most of the smartphones are focusing on long-lasting batteries. What would you opt for: a thinner smartphone design or a good battery capacity?
What's more important to you now: charging speed or battery capacity?
With modern tech offering silicon batteries which provide better capacity and thinner form factor. This also allows the brands to improve the charging speeds of their smartphone. Now, I want to know whether you would go for better charging speeds or better battery capacity?
Are We Finally Reaching the Point Where Battery Life Matters More Than Thinness?
Some upcoming phones appear to be prioritising larger batteries instead of making devices thinner every year. That feels like a welcome change
Just saw the battery capacity on the upcoming Vivo Y600 Pro, and wow!
Phone makers are putting absurdly large batteries in phones, with the most prominent example being the OnePlus Nord 6’s 9,000mAh cell. However, Vivo might just take the crown with the upcoming Vivo Y600 Pro, which has just been confirmed to feature a massive 10,200mAh cell!
Noticing how fast charging is becoming standard even in budget phones!
Phones between 15k and 20k are focusing on fast charging features. Brands like Realme, Vivo and Motorola charge less than 30 minutes. As a tech enthusiast, I have read that fast charging heats the mobile and can sometimes kill batteries in the long term. Anyone here to share tips on how to use these phones, or does charging to 80% instead of 100% will ensure longevity?
Samsung Google Nexus N3
We purchased a Samsung Google Nexus N3 in Austaralia in 2012 and it was used first in India then in Sweden, Finland, Poland before in dec 2015 the device crashed. Now back in Chennai, India, we have revived it by loading factory default software . However the battery is dying and I am unable to find a replacement.the reason for buying Samsung Google was its global brand image. Though all Samsung Galaxy batteries are same dimensions and similar specifications, the grooves on the battery peripheral lack plastic ends are very different. Short of flying to Austarlia, how can I source this battery, even online if required?
What's difference in LI-ion and Li-polymor power banks
Hey I've seen one power bank named PTron Bravado power bank which is having Li-ion batteries insted of :LI-ion batteries, And realy What all avail in markt are LI-ion batteries including mobile batteries. What's best things in polymor battery, Why any other brands like mi, lenovo, anker, ambrane all doesn't have polymor battery.
What's difference in LI-ion and Li-polymor power banks
