Samsung Note10 may use L822 battery

The most unsafe factor in smartphones is probably lithium battery. Even though it has been commercially used for so many years, it is still not 100% safe.

According to Korean media reports, Samsung has planned to commercialize graphene batteries, and it is very likely to be launched on Galaxy Note10. Of course, this is just speculation, because there are too many problems to overcome in the commercialization of this technology, and it is a battery, so manufacturers are also very cautious.

Samsung has previously demonstrated its own L822 battery, and users can fully charge their mobile phone batteries in 12 minutes.

In fact, this technology is the battery constructed with graphene material that Samsung demonstrated before. Its biggest advantage is that the battery storage capacity under the same volume is about 45% of that of lithium batteries, but it can be fully charged in 12 minutes, and it can maintain high stability in an environment of up to 60 degrees Celsius.

If graphene batteries can be widely popularized, then it is definitely good news for mobile phone manufacturers, because while charging faster, the battery storage is also much more than lithium batteries.

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