Honor is currently testing a 7800mAh ultra-large capacity battery. If it is commercially available in the near future, it will refresh the battery standard for the entire smartphone industry.
As of now, the model with the largest battery capacity under Honor is the Honor X60 Pro. With the help of Qinghai Lake battery technology, it has a typical capacity of 6600mAh, which is 7.7% higher than the graphite negative electrode lithium-ion battery of the same specification. The battery can easily support consumers’ normal use for two days, truly achieving “one charge for two days”.
Looking at the entire mobile phone industry, there are very few mobile phone manufacturers that can achieve a battery capacity of over 7000mAh. Previously, Huawei launched the Enjoy 60X, whose battery capacity reached 7000mAh, but as an entry-level mobile phone, the weight of the whole machine reached 219 grams, which seemed very heavy.
If Honor can lead the industry and launch smartphones with battery capacity exceeding 7000mAh while controlling the overall weight of the phone, this will bring major innovation and breakthroughs in the mobile phone field.
If this technology can be mass-produced, this 7800mAh capacity battery is expected to be first launched in the Honor X70 series .
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