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All of you seeking bigger batteries, i hope you all have fire extinguishers on standby.......

I am happy with my 3300mah device..... Not ready to become a living BBQ beef........

3,300mah is too small for this age na Bros. I don't think battery size is an issue. What worries me more is the rate at which phones charge these days. The vivo 1Q007 has a 120w charging capability for it's 4,000mah battery. 0-100 in 18 mins, that's crazy and can get the phone really hot up to the point of exploding while charging. Xiaomi also added 120w charging to their mi 10 ultra, but they decided to take the foot off the gas with the new mi 11 ultra by making it 67w.

There is a reason samsung still sticks with 25w charging. Once bitten twice shy, the case or the note 7 is still fresh in our memory.

abatically:
3,300mah is too small for this age na Bros. I don't think battery size is an issue. What worries me more is the rate at which phones charge these days. The vivo 1Q007 has a 120w charging capability for it's 4,000mah battery. 0-100 in 18 mins, that's crazy and can get the phone 43ally hot up to the point of exploding while charging. Xiami also added 120w charging to their mi 10 ultra, but they decided to take the foot off the gas with the new mi 11 ultra by making it 67w.

There is a reason samsung still sticks with 25w charging. Once bitten twice shy, the case or the note 7 is still fresh in our memory.

this is d truth
u nailed it bruh

abatically:
3,300mah is too small for this age na Bros. I don't think battery size is an issue. What worries me more is the rate at which phones charge these days. The vivo 1Q007 has a 120w charging capability for it's 4,000mah battery. 0-100 in 18 mins, that's crazy and can get the phone 43ally hot up to the point of exploding while charging. Xiami also added 120w charging to their mi 10 ultra, but they decided to take the foot off the gas with the new mi 11 ultra by making it 67w.

There is a reason samsung still sticks with 25w charging. Once bitten twice shy, the case or the note 7 is still fresh in our memory.

more wisdom

abatically:
3,300mah is too small for this age na Bros. I don't think battery size is an issue. What worries me more is the rate at which phones charge these days. The vivo 1Q007 has a 120w charging capability for it's 4,000mah battery. 0-100 in 18 mins, that's crazy and can get the phone 43ally hot up to the point of exploding while charging. Xiami also added 120w charging to their mi 10 ultra, but they decided to take the foot off the gas with the new mi 11 ultra by making it 67w.

There is a reason samsung still sticks with 25w charging. Once bitten twice shy, the case or the note 7 is still fresh in our memory.

Galaxy S21 Ultra can charge up-to 45W

I use 2500mah and my phone hardly goes off

abatically:
3,300mah is too small for this age na Bros. I don't think battery size is an issue. What worries me more is the rate at which phones charge these days. The vivo 1Q007 has a 120w charging capability for it's 4,000mah battery. 0-100 in 18 mins, that's crazy and can get the phone really hot up to the point of exploding while charging. Xiaomi also added 120w charging to their mi 10 ultra, but they decided to take the foot off the gas with the new mi 11 ultra by making it 67w.

There is a reason samsung still sticks with 25w charging. Once bitten twice shy, the case or the note 7 is still fresh in our memory.

When charging your phone is not a problem........ You would not be worried about 3300mah......

Nah NEPA (àbí nah DISCO), do us so........

OJay360:
I use 2500mah and my phone hardly goes off

Tell them ó.....

Lexusgs430:



Tell them ó.....

Lol, they should tell their government to give them light

OJay360:
Lol, they should tell their government to give them light

You can see, even twitter too took cover...... They dodged a bullet.........

Lexusgs430:



You can see, even twitter too took cover...... They dodged a bullet.........

True bro, that's definitely one of the reasons...in fact it may be the main reason because they can't be paying huge NEPA bills and still spend huge on diesel...and Ghana has steady electricity..so

Palmerbarry:


Galaxy S21 Ultra can charge up-to 45W

I thought it's 25w

fast charging technology degrades battery life

OJay360:
I use 2500mah and my phone hardly goes off

You may not actually be a heavy user or there's constant power around you.

HONESTFACT101:
if there is 24hrs electricity why have 5000mah 2000 will be enough......signing out

If it work or normal day's routine requires u to be away from a power source for an extended period of time then 2,000mah is not enough even if u have 24 hrs power supply Not everyone likes to walk around with a charger or power bank. There is no mid range - high end android phones sold in the current world with less than 3,500mah battery (expect some special phones like the galaxy z flip and that's due to their form factor). Those phones are mostly sold in countries that have 24 hrs power supply and yet they don't put batteries that are less than 3,500mah

abatically:


If it work or normal day's routine requires u to be away from a power source for an extended period of time then 2,000mah is not enough even if u have 24 hrs power supply Not everyone likes to walk around with a charger or power bank. There is no mid range - high end android phones sold in the current world with less than 3,500mah battery (expect some special phones like the galaxy z flip and that's due to their form factor). Those phones are mostly sold in countries that have 24 hrs power supply and yet they don't put batteries that are less than 3,500mah

I use a Samsung Z flip and 3300mah, is more than adequate......

Remember, I can also charge it in my car.........

HONESTFACT101:
if there is 24hrs electricity why have 5000mah 2000 will be enough......signing out

Absolutely.........

abatically:


I thought it's 25w

Oops you're right, boss.
The S20 ultra had the 45w charging instead.

DONFRANSKID:
fast charging technology degrades battery life

wrong

Lol... this is serious o

When they ask them to buy a good phone they will be shouting high end

Which one is low-end?

ALL IS WELL!

Firstly the bigger the battery doesn't mean say your phone will last longer , the operating system , chipset etc play more roles in battery life ,

For example snapdragon 720g on 5000ma battery will last longer than g90t on 5000ma because it has advanced way of preserving and great cooling system , even most of iphones are less dan 3000ma and they always last longer .

Moreover if you dey better area 1000ma is enough but niger dey do us bad

On the issue if fast charge those phone company are crazy , imagine 120 watt fast charger it forces electron to the negative side of the battery at a faster rates , it's not good for battery , 30 watt is okay biko .

SILENTandSMART2:
Firstly the bigger the battery doesn't mean say your phone will last longer , the operating system , chipset etc play more roles in battery life ,

For example snapdragon 720g on 5000ma battery will last longer than g90t on 5000ma because it has advanced way of preserving and great cooling system , even most of iphones are less dan 3000ma and they always last longer .

Moreover if you dey better area 1000ma is enough but niger dey do us bad

On the issue if fast charge those phone company are crazy , imagine 120 watt fast charger it forces electron to the negative side of the battery at a faster rates , it's not good for battery , 30 watt is okay biko .

True

FirstSon01:


True

Yes sir.....✊

At this point I just can't help but say something.

Fast charging (even up to 700W) is not the problem per se. Heat is the bone of contention. Many of you here have laptops that can charge close to 100W. Why, then, haven't they caught fire yet or experienced extreme battery degradation? Simple: HEAT. The problem is not the high charging wattage; it is the fact that heat is being produced and that heat is not being properly dissipated to keep up with the heat being produced. Even if your device charges at 18W, if too much heat is produced, you have a risk of overheating; then an explosion and fire.

What causes batteries to explode? Poor quality control; foreign object damage; extreme external pressures and operating temperatures (don't ever charge your phone in the car with the windows rolled up on a hot sunny day); overheating while charging and foolish design choices (hi, Galaxy Note 7 for trying to cram a big battery into a cramped space).

Me, I'd take big batteries all day, all week, all month, year round... until true graphene batteries or solid-state batteries or lithium sulphide batteries or just any better material with superior energy density and stability at higher temperatures become viable.

Anyway, that's just me being a power user.

Wetin dey occur, last month it was a xiaomi catching fire and almost killing the owner. Omo

This is what my Camon device will never do

Yourfav:
Wetin dey occur, last month it was a xiaomi catching fire and almost killing the owner. Omo

I dey tell you, thank God I haven't heard of any TECNO phone exploding before

YangaBabe:
I dey tell you, thank God I haven't heard of any TECNO phone exploding before

Are you really sure about this........

This thing isn't funny o, if xiaomi no explode, vivo go explode

Never heard it

YangaBabe:
I dey tell you, thank God I haven't heard of any TECNO phone exploding before

Lexusgs430:



Are you really sure about this........

yes, never heard of any TECNO phone exploding before