OPPO also unveils a large battery and iterates new models with up to 5800mAh. This is the right direction!

[CNMO Technology News] With the continuous development of lithium battery technology, the battery life anxiety of high-end new energy vehicles has been effectively resolved. Among them, silicon-based negative electrode materials play a crucial role. Batteries using this technology not only achieve higher capacity, but are also smaller in size, making them the first choice for many new energy vehicles. Now, this technology has also begun to spread in the field of mobile phone batteries.

Following Honor and vivo, OPPO has also begun to develop large batteries with silicon anode technology.
Some digital bloggers said that OPPO has currently installed two silicon anode batteries for new iterations:

1. 2770mAh×2=5540mAh-min, typical value 5700mAh±
2. 2820mAh×2=5640mAh-min, typical value 5800mAh ±
   He said that both new batteries support 100W wired charging, the size control is very friendly, and they can be used on straight and curved screens.

   

   Blogger broke the news

According to OPPO’s product planning, these two large batteries with over 5500mAh are likely to be used in the next generation OnePlus 13 and OPPO Find X8 series. Realme’s new iteration, the GT6 Pro, may also use this new battery technology.

It can also be seen from this change that many manufacturers have been improving charging speed before, with fast charging reaching up to 300W, but for consumers, this does not bring much sensory improvement. Since the second half of last year, various mobile phone manufacturers have turned their attention to large batteries, continuously improving battery capacity and density, and charging power is mostly within 150W. Compared with the ten minutes saved by fast charging, longer battery life will undoubtedly have a stronger impact on people's perception.

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