Despite its 8.5mm thickness, this Realme phone packs a beast of a battery with 10,000 mAh capacity.
Despite its 8.5mm thickness, this Realme phone packs a beast of a battery with 10,000 mAh capacity.
Realme has introduced a prototype smartphone that has a battery capacity of 10,000 mAh and a profile that is just 8.5 millimeters in thickness. Additionally, the smartphone weighs only 215 kilos and has a minimal profile. In a recent unboxing video that was posted by Chace Xu, President of Realme Global Marketing, this technical achievement was brought to light.
The Most Compact Android Motherboard to Date
In order for Realme to accomplish this battery milestone, the company included a silicon-anode battery capable of obtaining an energy density of 887Wh/L. The silicon concentration of the battery was 10%. In addition, the business created the smallest Android motherboard ever created, which measures just 23.4 millimeters in height. This was done in order to free up extra internal room for the battery.
Through the use of this combination, the mobile device was able to contain an extraordinarily big battery without compromising its slimness or weight.
A demonstration in video format
A two-minute film created by Xu provides a comprehensive demonstration of the prototype gadget, elaborating on its design and internal engineering. A unique glimpse into how Realme was able to pack a high-capacity power source into a smartphone body that is conventional in size is provided by the photos, which feature different views of the phone as well as a breakdown of its components.
The gadget is not scheduled to be made available to the general public, despite the fact that the prototype illustrates Realme’s advancement in terms of battery and hardware innovation. As an alternative, it functions as a testing ground for new models, such as the Realme GT 7 series, which is anticipated to contain battery capacity that are reduced but still considerable.
In addition to this, it demonstrates that it is within the realm of possibility to include a massive battery capacity into a space that is quite small. The question of whether or not Realme intends to include this technology into future devices that are available for purchase cannot be answered at this time.
