Honor Develops Massive 11,000mAh Battery for Future Smartphone
Honor reportedly testing an 11,000mAh battery for future phone
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Honor is reportedly testing a new battery with a capacity of 11,000mAh for an upcoming smartphone, following the success of its previous models with large batteries. This development could enhance user experience by extending device usage without frequent recharging.
- 01Honor is trialing a new battery with a capacity of 11,000mAh.
- 02The new battery aims to improve device usage time significantly.
- 03Honor's previous models featured batteries up to 10,080mAh.
- 04The upcoming Honor X80 may also include a large battery.
- 05The trend of larger batteries could influence other smartphone manufacturers.
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Honor is reportedly working on a groundbreaking battery with a capacity of 11,000mAh, which is expected to enhance the performance of its future smartphones. This development comes after the successful launch of the Honor Win and Win RT, which featured 10,000mAh batteries, followed by the Honor Power2 with a 10,080mAh unit. The new battery, currently in trial production, is said to have a rated capacity of 10,690mAh and an energy rating of 40.41Wh. While specific details about the device utilizing this battery remain undisclosed, it is speculated that it could be part of the successor to the Honor Power2. The existing Honor Power2 supports 80W wired fast charging and 27W reverse wired charging, functioning almost like a power bank. Additionally, the upcoming Honor X80 is rumored to feature a 10,000mAh battery, indicating a trend towards larger battery capacities in smartphones.
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The introduction of larger batteries could lead to longer usage times for smartphones, reducing the need for frequent charging and enhancing user convenience.
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