Galaxy S11 + is becoming a true "monster" in every respect. And unlike other leading smartphones, it looks like Samsung will be hyping up more parts.
The largest battery Samsung uses for a flagship
According to GalaxyClub, the battery for the Samsung Galaxy S11 + has recently been certified by South Korea’s SafetyKorea certification agency under model number EB-BG988ABY. A photo of the battery attached to the list has revealed the capacity of the device - 5,000mAh battery. Incredible!.
If the prediction is correct, Galaxy S11 + will be the smartphone with the highest battery in the history of high-end Samsung branded phones. Currently that title is currently held by the Galaxy S10 5G - 4,500mAh battery.
Just two years ago, the Galaxy S9 + debuted with a 3,500mAh battery - quite large at the time. So far, Samsung has produced only four phones with the same or greater battery capacity of this device.
Although not yet confirmed, the "giant" battery for the Galaxy S11 + will likely support Samsung’s 45W fast charging technology, which debuted on the Galaxy Note 10+. In addition, the product will support wireless fast charging along with reverse wireless charging, a feature that will allow charging of Galaxy Buds wireless headphones or any other wireless headsets with compatible charging boxes by placing them. on the back of the phone.
A 5,000mAh battery is needed
The 5,000mAh battery inside the Galaxy S10 + is sure to bring superior battery life to the flagship but may not be true for the Galaxy S11 +. Many of the actual "battery-draining" features planned for the Galaxy S next year are the main reason Samsung uses a large battery.
Galaxy S11 + will be equipped with a 5000 mAh battery.
The upgraded part will affect battery life the most, the new screen. Samsung is reportedly planning to increase the size by 0.5 inches, from 6.4 inches on the Galaxy S10 + to 6.9 inches on the Galaxy S11 +. Combined with the impressive and extremely smooth 120Hz refresh rate on the Infinity-O display, it is essential to have a large battery if the manufacturer does not want to affect battery life.
Another impact factor that drains the battery faster is the presence of a 5G network. Samsung is expected to use the new Snapdragon 865 chip announced by Qualcomm in the US in combination with the Snapdragon X55 modem and Samsung’s own Exynos 990 processor combined with the 5G modem for the Galaxy S11 +. Despite the improvements that have been made so far, 5G modems are still in its infancy and require significant amounts of power.
CAD image of Galaxy S11 +.
In addition, Samsung’s next-generation flagship is expected to ship with Android 10 operating system and the latest interface - One UI 2.0. This user interface is a bit more efficient than the One 9-based Android UI experience that Samsung introduced with the Galaxy S10 series phones. It is also worth mentioning that the Galaxy S11 + performance will be improved through the Snapdragon 865 and Exynos 990 chips that come with the respective modems.
