The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra could support 65W fast charging thanks to new battery tech

13 July 2023
Reports claim that Samsung is experimenting with stacked batteries, which have a higher density and support faster charging but are more difficult to manufacture.

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  • Anonymous
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  • 13 Jul 2023

Haha looks like Samsung can't lead the race every year deliver copy past trash phones just swap the chip and camera no innovation for years the foldable is also total boring garbage every year is the same!

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    • Anonymous
    • 3xs
    • 13 Jul 2023

    Will it come with Banana Spots on camera lke S23 series ??

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      • Anonymous
      • fCC
      • 13 Jul 2023

      Samsung and batteries don't sound so good together jus sayin

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        • Mrn
        • 13 Jul 2023

        Samsung need new battery, others use old but with Fast charging.

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          • u1v
          • 13 Jul 2023

          Anonymous, 13 Jul 2023'New' battery tech? 😄New battery tech with a Samsung Electronics branding for sammy fans that were lagging years behind, yeah.

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            • Anonymous
            • uCh
            • 13 Jul 2023

            Koishi Komeiji, 13 Jul 2023New Samsung's battery tech? Look, 65W SuperVOOC a... morebeside xiaomi and oppo didnt clearly state using battery tech for those 65w charging, as they can using other methods (like multiple cells) for their battery

            it can also means this new battery tech is new things for samsung-products-line-up only
            as it didnt mention "first" in the world or such

              Koishi Komeiji, 13 Jul 2023New Samsung's battery tech? Look, 65W SuperVOOC a... moreIt's 2019 technology to be exact, or at least that's when 65W was first commercially available on the Oppo Reno Ace.

              https://m.gsmarena.com/oppo_reno_ace-9894.php

              Before that in 2018, the Oppo Find X Super Flash and Lamborghini Edition could charge with 50W, and also the Oppo RX17 Pro.

              https://m.gsmarena.com/oppo_rx17_pro-9288.php

                Anonymous, 13 Jul 2023Meh, high power charging for a few minutes, because it gets... more"..it shortens the life of the battery.."

                Do you have any personal experience with that, or just saying it because that's how it would make sense?

                I've been using a phone with 120W fast charging since 2020, for over 2 years and still see no issues with it's battery life. The main important thing is, that you aren't charging one battery with 120W, but rather 2 batteries with around 60W and even that only for a short time.

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                  • Anonymous
                  • fIT
                  • 13 Jul 2023

                  240w already available at other brand phone lol, this so behind

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                    • Anonymous
                    • 55a
                    • 13 Jul 2023

                    just bring back expandable storage on flagships, that's all I care about in a phone now, as specs are near on par

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                      • 13 Jul 2023

                      Still playing catch up 65w is the new slow charger

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                        • Anonymous
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                        • 13 Jul 2023

                        Meh, high power charging for a few minutes, because it gets too hot otherwise. And if they've been too enthusiastic it shortens the life of the battery (which may be in their interest but isn't in yours). All of this "50W charging", "65W charging", "100W charging" is just the current gimmick from the "big numbers" school of marketing.

                          New Samsung's battery tech?


                          Look, 65W SuperVOOC and 67W Xiaomi Flash Charge exists early ahead than Samsung's Fast Charging.

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                            • Anonymous
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                            • 13 Jul 2023

                            I‘d be interested in a source for the last sentence:

                            „By the way, Apple is expected to use stacked batteries for all iPhone 15 models.“

                            Didn’t hear of that until now.

                              DarlingYext, 13 Jul 2023For half the price, or even less.i forgot to say that, taking into account that if apple raises the prices of the iphone 15 obviously samsung will do it too for copying

                                Anton., 13 Jul 2023gsm arena publishes it with an alebocia as if it were the f... moreFor half the price, or even less.

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                                  • Anonymous
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                                  • 13 Jul 2023

                                  The massive investments in battery technology for EVs and home energy storage may finally bring improvements to the almost-stagnant battery technology.

                                  Batteries are really the reason why we don’t have thin/light/small phones anymore. It seems like 5000mAh has been established as the threshold for when a phone has „enough“ battery. If a small phone with a smaller screen could be powered then by, for example, a 4500 mAh cell, it could achieve similar endurance. Until then, it will be bricks galore.

                                  I know this article is about speed not capacity. I think speed is almost equally important. The thing is that both more speed and more capacity require more space, and advancements in battery technology can reduce the space/weight required for the same speed/capacity.

                                    Anonymous, 13 Jul 2023'New' battery tech? 😄Well, new to Samsung that is. They really are like "Apple, but worse" at this point.

                                      Finally, that would be awesome, an actually huge upgrade.. for Samsung.

                                        It’s the so called Chinese battery tech from years ago with a Samsung logo for 3x the price

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