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A vendor displays a Huawei P30 Pro mobile at the Mobile Expo in Bangkok, Thailand May 31, 2019. REUTERS\/Jorge Silva\/File photo<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> CHENNAI: Consumers are charging their phones less frequently on the back of battery technology adoption — seen among top innovation areas for smartphone<\/a> vendors.

Decreasing cost of technologies powering
batteries<\/a> such as lithium<\/a> ion and lithium polymers, and emergence of smartphones as one-stop device for all consumer needs have increased OEM<\/a>’s focus on smartphone batteries.

Share of smartphones with battery sizes of 4,000 mAh (milliamp Hour) and above increased from 17% in the Jan-March 2018 quarter to 40% in the quarter ended March 2019, as per an analysis by CyberMedia Research (CMR).

Analysts say a 3,500-4,000 mAh battery at full charge help smartphones last 10-12 hours on heavy use including a bit of gaming, streaming, and more.

Smartphone users are giving up on overnight charging habits and carrying power banks, indicating the ground covered by brands in innovating with batteries, Faisal Kawoosa, founder, techARC, said.

“Our initial estimates point to this trend [battery sizes] intensifying further with 70-75% of the smartphones shipped in 2020 to sport battery capacities of 4000 mAh and higher,” Manish Rawat, analyst, Industry Intelligence Group, CMR, said.

Further, most battery innovations are currently happening in the Rs 7,000- Rs 25,000 segment, and not just reserved for the premium category, he adds.

For instance, the Realme 5, launched on Tuesday, comes equipped with a massive 5,000 mAh battery and a VOOC 3.0 fast charging technology, and comes at a price point of Rs 12,000. The device claims to offer “718 hours of stand-by time” and Realme reports selling over 1,20,000 units on Tuesday in a matter of few hours.

With cost of battery at approximate 5% of the total cost of smartphones, analysts say Chinese and Korean makers are leading the battery innovation charge and working on the next-big tech that can vastly improve battery lives. The upcoming Vivo Z1 Pro too is powered by a 5,000 mAh battery. Nipun Marya, director-brand strategy, Vivo India, said consumers’ close connection with their smartphones is increasing Vivo’s research and investment in improving battery capacities without compromising on the sleek designs.

Industry research shows smartphone camera, battery life, and internal memory are the top criteria consumers analyse today in a new buy.

In addition to higher battery capacities, brands are incorporating fast-charging tech such as dash charging, VOOC and SuperVOOC in their models, with share of such
devices<\/a> rising 16% in the quarter ended March 2019 from the year-ago period.

Analysts say a significant technology shift is also currently underway from lithium-ion to lithium-polymer batteries, which provide quick charge and also retain more charge.

“Going forward, smartphones will sport graphene batteries that charge swiftly, and will mark a quantum leap from the fast charging technologies and the current default of lithium-ion batteries,” Rawat said expecting 5,000 and 6,000 mAh batteries to be common soon.
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智能手机运动改善电池的需求推动oem向创新

降低成本的技术驱动电池如锂离子和锂聚合物,和智能手机的出现为所有消费者一站式设备需要增加了OEM的关注智能手机电池。

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钦奈:消费者手机充电次数少的电池技术的采用,看到在创新领域智能手机供应商。

降低成本的技术驱动电池离子和锂聚合物,和智能手机的出现为所有消费者一站式设备需要增加了OEM专注于智能手机的电池。

分享智能手机的电池尺寸的4000 mAh(毫安小时)以上从Jan-March 2018年一季度的17%增加到40%,截至2019年3月的季度,根据当地网络的分析(CMR)。

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分析师表示,3500 - 4000毫安时的电池在充满电帮助智能手机持续10 - 12小时等大量使用游戏,流媒体等等。

智能手机用户放弃隔夜充电习惯和携带银行,说明地面覆盖的品牌创新与电池,费萨尔Kawoosa,创始人techARC,说。

“我们初步估计指出,这一趋势(电池大小)进一步强化与70 - 2020年智能手机出货量的75%运动电池4000 mAh和更高的能力,“Rawat资源分析师行业情报组织,CMR,说。

进一步,大多数电池创新目前发生在Rs 7000 - Rs 25000段,而不是留给保险费类别,他补充道。

例如,Realme 5日周二发射,配有大量5000 mAh电池和VOOC 3.0快速充电技术,是要付出代价的Rs 12000点。设备要求提供718小时的待机时间和Realme报告销售超过20000辆周二在几个小时。

与电池成本近似智能手机的总成本的5%,分析人士说,中国和韩国制造商领导电池创新和工作的下一个重大技术可以大大改善电池的生活。即将到来的体内Z1 Pro也是由5000 mAh电池。他玛丽亚,director-brand策略,体内印度表示,消费者的紧密联系与智能手机增加体内的研究和投资在提高电池容量的前提下的设计。

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行业研究显示智能手机相机,电池寿命和内存是消费者首要考虑的因素分析今天在买一个新的。

除了更高的电池容量,品牌整合科技如冲充电,充电快VOOC和SuperVOOC模型,与这样的分享设备本季度上涨16%截至2019年3月较上年同期。

分析人士说,一个重要的技术转变也是目前正在从锂离子、锂聚合物电池,也提供快速充电和保留更多的电荷。

“展望未来,智能手机将运动石墨烯电池充电迅速,并将标志着一个飞跃的锂离子电池的快速充电技术和当前的默认,“Rawat说期待5000和6000毫安时电池是常见的很快。
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A vendor displays a Huawei P30 Pro mobile at the Mobile Expo in Bangkok, Thailand May 31, 2019. REUTERS\/Jorge Silva\/File photo<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> CHENNAI: Consumers are charging their phones less frequently on the back of battery technology adoption — seen among top innovation areas for smartphone<\/a> vendors.

Decreasing cost of technologies powering
batteries<\/a> such as lithium<\/a> ion and lithium polymers, and emergence of smartphones as one-stop device for all consumer needs have increased OEM<\/a>’s focus on smartphone batteries.

Share of smartphones with battery sizes of 4,000 mAh (milliamp Hour) and above increased from 17% in the Jan-March 2018 quarter to 40% in the quarter ended March 2019, as per an analysis by CyberMedia Research (CMR).

Analysts say a 3,500-4,000 mAh battery at full charge help smartphones last 10-12 hours on heavy use including a bit of gaming, streaming, and more.

Smartphone users are giving up on overnight charging habits and carrying power banks, indicating the ground covered by brands in innovating with batteries, Faisal Kawoosa, founder, techARC, said.

“Our initial estimates point to this trend [battery sizes] intensifying further with 70-75% of the smartphones shipped in 2020 to sport battery capacities of 4000 mAh and higher,” Manish Rawat, analyst, Industry Intelligence Group, CMR, said.

Further, most battery innovations are currently happening in the Rs 7,000- Rs 25,000 segment, and not just reserved for the premium category, he adds.

For instance, the Realme 5, launched on Tuesday, comes equipped with a massive 5,000 mAh battery and a VOOC 3.0 fast charging technology, and comes at a price point of Rs 12,000. The device claims to offer “718 hours of stand-by time” and Realme reports selling over 1,20,000 units on Tuesday in a matter of few hours.

With cost of battery at approximate 5% of the total cost of smartphones, analysts say Chinese and Korean makers are leading the battery innovation charge and working on the next-big tech that can vastly improve battery lives. The upcoming Vivo Z1 Pro too is powered by a 5,000 mAh battery. Nipun Marya, director-brand strategy, Vivo India, said consumers’ close connection with their smartphones is increasing Vivo’s research and investment in improving battery capacities without compromising on the sleek designs.

Industry research shows smartphone camera, battery life, and internal memory are the top criteria consumers analyse today in a new buy.

In addition to higher battery capacities, brands are incorporating fast-charging tech such as dash charging, VOOC and SuperVOOC in their models, with share of such
devices<\/a> rising 16% in the quarter ended March 2019 from the year-ago period.

Analysts say a significant technology shift is also currently underway from lithium-ion to lithium-polymer batteries, which provide quick charge and also retain more charge.

“Going forward, smartphones will sport graphene batteries that charge swiftly, and will mark a quantum leap from the fast charging technologies and the current default of lithium-ion batteries,” Rawat said expecting 5,000 and 6,000 mAh batteries to be common soon.
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