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hello phone gurus. please I am stuck here.
I am about to get a new phone but I saw this particular phone with 8500 maH li-po battery and there is another one with 4000 maH li-on battery and the two are both good when it come o their specs. but I was wondering is the 8.5kli-po battery okay as the 4kli-on battery.
and please can you explain the difference in the two battery cell?

Thanks in advance.

Li-polimer batteries are better than lion type.its also costlier than lion, and lion batteries are conventional type.

hisgrace090:
Li-po batteries are better than lion type.

Thanks. regarding battery usage and endurance nko? like we all know li-on 5kmaH battery will last a whole day. what about the 8.6kli-po?

Reeoman:
Thanks. regarding battery usage and endurance nko? like we all know li-on 5kmaH battery will last a whole day. what about the 8.6kli-po?

Li-polymer battery last linger than lion type of it size not to talk of it bigger size.

hisgrace090:
Li-polymer battery last linger than lion type of it size not to talk of it bigger size.

Thanks so much. u really just saved me the stress of googling about the stuff

Reeoman:
Thanks so much. u really just saved me the stress of googling about the stuff

You should actually Google the stuff

The person who replied you is way off the mark

Some points are.....LIPO and li-ion batteries as we know them presently are generally the same...just that LIPO batteries are made of more flexible materials than the other

And both batteries have different variants which are suitable for different applications....

Reeoman:
hello phone gurus. please I am stuck here.
I am about to get a new phone but I saw this particular phone with 8500 maH li-po battery and there is another one with 4000 maH li-on battery and the two are both good when it come o their specs. but I was wondering is the 8.5kli-po battery okay as the 4kli-on battery.
and please can you explain the difference in the two battery cell?

Thanks in advance.

Li-ion is the same as Li-Polymer (or is also called Li-Poly or Li-Po or pouch cells); only the packaging material and shapes are different. In smartphones, flat pouch Li-ion cells are used, because it can be made the thinnest.