Big Battery Smartphones: Soon Enough, Power-Packed Phones Will Be Available

Battery Life Remains a Top Priority for Consumers

Battery life problems are common to smartphone users. Even with normal usage, most phones need charging by night. For individuals seeking improved battery life, bigger capacity batteries have been available—but usually at the expense of increased weight and size. That's changing rapidly. Phone makers now aim for sleek phones that provide batteries with capacities of 7000mAh and higher.

Evolution of Smartphone Battery Capacity

Earlier, a 2000mAh battery was deemed enough. With time, smartphones have evolved to 3000mAh, 4000mAh, and even 5000mAh. The current norm is between 5000mAh and 6000mAh. For faster charging, companies also provide fast chargers—up to 120W. The recent change? Phones with batteries of more than 7000mAh, but still have a thin and lightweight feel.

iQoo Z10: A New Battery Beast

  • Battery: 7300mAh
  • Charging: 90W fast charger included
  • Usage: Up to 52 hours of calling, 15 hours of gaming
  • Weight: 199 grams
  • Thickness: 7.89 mm
  • Launch Date: April 11

iQoo Z10 creates a new benchmark. Even with a huge battery, it is lightweight and thin, addressing the charging issue for most users.

OnePlus Nord CE5: Bigger Battery Upgrade Coming

OnePlus is about to introduce the Nord CE5, the successor to the Nord CE4 which came with a 5500mAh battery. Tech sources point out that the Nord CE5 will come equipped with a 7100mAh battery, due to launch next month in India.

Oppo K13: Releasing on April 21

  • Battery: 7000mAh
  • Charging: 80W fast charger
  • Weight: 208 grams
  • Thickness: 8.455 mm
  • Launch Date: April 21

Oppo is continuing its K-series with model K13, promising better battery life without the compromise on design.

Realme GT 7: Launch in China First

  • Battery: 7200mAh
  • Comparison: GT6 had 5500mAh
  • Launch Date: April 23 in China
  • India Launch: To happen in a few weeks

Realme is bumping up the battery capacity in the GT 7, providing longer usage between charges. This change shows a trend towards more powerful batteries in future releases.

What's Next for Smartphone Batteries?

Depending on ongoing trends and company leaks, there are dozens more high-battery-capacity phones to follow soon. Manufacturers are concentrating on ending the battery charging problem through providing longer-running batteries with speedier charging capacities—while at the same time making phones svelte and thin.