The battery capacity of the Galaxy S11 + will be greater than ever in the flagship segment

The Galaxy S11 + is expected to be a huge flagship in every way. Unlike many current flagships, it seems that Samsung will pay close attention to the battery capacity of the device.

Rendering image of Galaxy S11 +

The largest battery capacity Samsung has ever fitted to a smartphone

According to the findings of GalaxyClub, the battery of Galaxy S11 + has recently been certified by SafetyKorea – Certification Authority of Korea – with model number EB-BG988ABY. An accompanying photo shows this battery with a capacity of up to 5000 mAh.

If this is correct, the Galaxy S11 + will become the highest-end smartphone with Samsung's largest battery capacity ever. This record was previously held by the Galaxy S10 5G with a 4500 mAh battery (Galaxy Note 10+ and Galaxy S10 + with 4,300mAh and 4,100mAh batteries respectively.

The battery is said to be of the Galaxy S11 +

Obviously this is a very significant upgrade of Samsung if we know that 2 years ago, Galaxy S9 + only equipped with 3500 mAh battery.

Despite the huge battery capacity, it is likely that GalaxyS11 + will also support the 45W fast charging technology of the Galaxy Note 10+. It will also support wireless charging and reverse wireless charging – a feature that lets you charge your Galaxy Buds or any other wireless headset with a compatible charging case by placing it on the back of your phone.

5,000mAh would be needed for everything that was planned

A 5000 mAh battery on the Galaxy S10 + may not be necessary, but with the Galaxy S11 + things may be different. The reason is because Samsung has planned to equip the new device with many features that are expected to consume a lot of battery when operating.

Perhaps upgrading will affect battery life at most as the new screen. Samsung is reportedly planning to increase the screen size from 6.4 inches to 6.9 inches. Combined with that, the screen scanning speed up to 120 Hz is very impressive and extremely smooth (especially when used with Infinity-O screens). Samsung still uses a standard 60Hz display for its phones so far, and it hopes to surpass OnePlus and Google by going straight up to 120 Hz (thus causing significant battery drain when the device is running. dynamic).

Image render Galaxy S11 +

Another impact factor will be the presence of 5G networks. Samsung is expected to use the new Snapdragon 865 announced by Qualcomm in the United States, a chipset that is paired with their own Snapdragon X55 or Exynos 990 modem in combination with another 5G modem. And anyway, in its early stages, 5G networks are expected to consume a lot of power when connected.

Samsung's next-generation flasghip is expected to ship with Android 10 and One UI 2.0. The operating system uses slightly more power than the One 9 experience based on Android 9 Pie on the Galaxy S10 when it first launched.

Reference: PhoneArena