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Preparing to bring it to flagship phones with the Galaxy S27 series
News summary
- According to information shared by a South Korean battery technology.
- Lanzuk (@yeux1122), known for his reliable leaks in the industry, claimed that Samsung was working on silicon-carbon batteries for the Galaxy S27 family.
- However, it is stated that the company has not yet decided on the final battery capacity.
- Galaxy S27 Ultra may come with a 5,500 mAh battery. According to the leak, Samsung aims to increase the capacity by approximately 10% thanks to its new battery technology.
Samsung may be preparing to bring its silicon-carbon battery technology, which has long been behind its Chinese competitors, to its flagship phones with the Galaxy S27 series. According to information shared by a South Korean battery technology.
Lanzuk (@yeux1122), known for his reliable leaks in the industry, claimed that Samsung was working on silicon-carbon batteries for the Galaxy S27 family. However, it is stated that the company has not yet decided on the final battery capacity. Galaxy S27 Ultra may come with a 5,500 mAh battery. According to the leak, Samsung aims to increase the capacity by approximately 10% thanks to its new battery technology.
In this case, the Galaxy S27 Ultra, which will replace the current Ultra model with a capacity of 5,000 mAh, may be released with a battery of approximately 5,500 mAh. However, it is not certain that the new battery technology will be used in the entire Galaxy S27 series. Allegedly, Samsung plans to use the silicon-carbon battery only in the Galaxy S27 Pro and Ultra models due to cost.
Silicon-carbon batteries offer higher energy density in the same physical size, allowing the use of larger batteries without increasing the thickness of the device. One of the most important disadvantages of these batteries is that they may experience faster capacity loss compared to traditional lithium-ion batteries.
Source: Donanımhaber