A Chinese startup claims to have developed solid-state batteries
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- Anonymous
- 7X9
- 22 Nov 2018
Anonymous, 22 Nov 2018Dotn trust the Chinese if you want a quality productEvery single phone is now made in china. so shut up.
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- Anonymous
- LEi
- 22 Nov 2018
Dotn trust the Chinese if you want a quality product
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- Oncom
- KiL
- 22 Nov 2018
Vihta, 21 Nov 2018I would never trust a Chinese battery in my device. No, because of racial factor or technological factors
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- Anonymous
- pmH
- 22 Nov 2018
Oh great! Another type of battery that we're never going to see and use...
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- Pakalini
- 0xx
- 22 Nov 2018
Vihta, 21 Nov 2018I would never trust a Chinese battery in my device. lol I 99,99% sure all your smartphones you ever had in your life all of them had batteries made in china, deal with it.
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- Esenihc
- vxs
- 22 Nov 2018
I am not sure but I think 80% of battery in mobile phones are made in China... Well to be honest almost everyone here used a Chinese product at one time. I don't have a problem with Chinese products but make sure these batteries don't explode like a nuclear bomb. xDD
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- tigerbomb1996
- thv
- 22 Nov 2018
Anonymous, 21 Nov 2018Chinese batteries? No thanks.why dont you tear down you phone and see if your battery made by china
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- Anonymous
- p74
- 22 Nov 2018
Maame Raggae, 21 Nov 2018Why is it that you westerners just don't want to accept tha... moreJapan was good at tech some time ago, but as they do tech for there own market only and mostly new good stuff will make in the global market years after they are in Japan market.
Chinese do everything and in technology they do everything long time ago. I dont see a point to pay for a brand fee even cause everything is made in China.
As i am from a small country in Europe for me Asian countries either it is Japan, Korea or Taiwan are all basically Chinese region. Where the tech is advancing rapidly. You can get junk in every country and well from that region you get a lot of it. But every brand still use that region to get more profit with there brand name. My first no-name brand was Leagoo from China and my second is Xiaomi. Well Xiaomi isnt so no-name anymore. Huawei was in my market too, but in that time i still had Nokia. But Nokia dont have anything for my budget so i tried out first one low end China phone to see what i get from 90 euro and then with Xiaomi with 170 euro. I am more then pleased of that Xiaomi and quality wise it does not feel any worse then any of my Nokia's ever that i have had 20 years
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- Anonymous
- tDQ
- 21 Nov 2018
Anonymous, 21 Nov 2018Chinese batteries? No thanks.lol check out your battery
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- Rain
- kyc
- 21 Nov 2018
mono, 21 Nov 2018Chinese are taking the lead in all tech categories, so you ... moreTrue, but Apple was asked to bring device production back to the US.
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- Maame Raggae
- NwL
- 21 Nov 2018
Vihta, 21 Nov 2018I would never trust a Chinese battery in my device. You already have it.
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- Maame Raggae
- NwL
- 21 Nov 2018
Why is it that you westerners just don't want to accept that others are moving past you. I'm so dissappointed in the heading. That wouldn't be the case if it came from an American or British firm
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- Anonymous
- sxr
- 21 Nov 2018
Many products and batteries are manufactured in China, but it's about quality control... Chinese "Government" owned companies seem to lack this..
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- Tech Lover
- fFA
- 21 Nov 2018
Anonymous, 21 Nov 2018Chinese batteries? No thanks.LOL... Everthing made in china... Please visit China, you will see how advance their technology...
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- Anonymous
- vxs
- 21 Nov 2018
Walter C. Dornez, 21 Nov 2018Honestly, I'm surprised. I personally thought Japan would b... moredon't be a hypocrite, we all know a product will suck if the materials or budget is low, it does not matter where it came from, if you're given a low budget or low-type material, the product will always be LOW as well, it's not about what country it's from
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- mono
- 0U$
- 21 Nov 2018
Anonymous, 21 Nov 2018Chinese batteries? No thanks.Chinese are taking the lead in all tech categories, so you are refusing to use chinese batteries? ok go get some batteries from apple and google and sony and samsung, by the way, all of them are made in china...
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- Anonymous
- snJ
- 21 Nov 2018
does it have anything to do with graphene? that stuff's like the irl equivalent to the philosopher's stone
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- Anonymous
- nDi
- 21 Nov 2018
Chinese batteries? No thanks.
- Walter C. Dornez
- Ibx
- 21 Nov 2018
IpsDisplay, 21 Nov 2018China again in the leadHonestly, I'm surprised. I personally thought Japan would be the one