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I would think people would be put off by the shorter battery life of the Si-Ca batteries, but considering how people throw their phones away after 1-2 years, they probably don't care. 🤣
If you don't put a minimum of 6,000mAh-7,000mAh in your flagship, it is DOA.
5,xxxmAh is too little, too late.
Comparing the OnePlus 16 (9,000mAh) with the iPhone 18 Pro Max (5,567mAh) in testing, when the iPhone gets to 0%, the OnePlus is still at 50%. Regardless of efficiency (less is more), a bigger battery is desirable (more is more).
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I would think people would be put off by the shorter battery life of the Si-Ca batteries, but considering how people throw their phones away after 1-2 years, they probably don't care. 🤣
If you don't put a minimum of 6,000mAh-7,000mAh in your flagship, it is DOA.
5,xxxmAh is too little, too late.
Comparing the OnePlus 16 (9,000mAh) with the iPhone 18 Pro Max (5,567mAh) in testing, when the iPhone gets to 0%, the OnePlus is still at 50%. Regardless of efficiency (less is more), a bigger battery is desirable (more is more).
"If you don't put a minimum of 6,000mAh-7,000mAh in your flagship, it is DOA."
Not defending any of the OEM's that still aren't updating their battery tech *cough* Samsung *cough*, but this statement is a bit extreme.