Samsung Reportedly Decided Against a 7,000 mAh Battery for the Galaxy S27 Ultra, Here's Why
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And what would you choose if you had to, would you prefer a Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra with more battery, or one that still has S-Pen functionality?
Samsung reportedly decided against a 7,000 mAh battery for the Galaxy S27 Ultra, here's why
Back in July, the battery capacity of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra was leaked and purported to be rated at 5,534 mAh, which would yield a typical capacity of 5,700 mAh. That's a big jump for Samsung, from the Galaxy S26 Ultra's 5,000 mAh cell, but it's still tiny in this day and age compared to what the Chinese competition is doing. Today a new rumor from a tipster on X brings us a "what if" scenario. Apparently, Samsung tested a Galaxy…
The Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra had gone well to have a big battery. That nenni, Samsung could ultimately opt for a battery not exceeding 6000 mAh.
Samsung is working intensively on the upcoming Galaxy S27 Ultra and probably also tested various battery sizes during the early development. However, a special prototype with 7000 mAh was allegedly discarded for very specific reasons. (Continue reading)
Did Samsung sacrifice the Galaxy S27 Ultra battery capacity in favor of the S Pen? Latest leaks indicate that the battery was significantly evaporated due to the pen. This article was sorted under Samsung, smartphone, technology, mobile phone.
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