Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Battery Capacity is Finally out #TechTalkOfTheDay By TechConfigurations

As you guys know. A few days ago, we reported about the key specifications of the upcoming node 20 series in courtesy of from young. One aspect which was missing from that leak was the battery capacity. Now truly, this information has been leaked by a Dutch website, galaxy club, which claims they have found. The alleged Galaxy Note 20 cities battery pack. According to them the Galaxy Note 20 battery packs is having a model number II, BB + 9, 8 0 BY, and has a capacity of 4,000 mile ampere, which is 14 percent increase from 3500 mile ampere of back on the note 10, whereas that note 20 + battery pack denoted as ebb + 9 8 Phi, a B ye has a capacity of 4500 mill ampere, which is 4.6 percent increase from the 4300 William battery pack. On the note 10 +, however, comparing the note 20 + battery capacity to the s20 ultra, which had a huge 5 thousand William hour battery and no 20 + would have a 10% drop in the battery capacity, which could be due to the extra space required to accommodate the s-pen.

Even though we are seeing a drop in the battery capacity of note, 20 + compared to the s20 ultra, it has to be noted that note Wendy and the note 20 + is said to arrive with next generation LAP or display technology that will reportedly have adaptive refresh rate. Unlike the half-baked software solution that Samsung implemented on the s 20 series, which proved to be a big battery drainer, so this 10% drop in the battery capacity may not be that bad in real wood. In fact, some estimates just the implementation of the LAP o technology could result in up to 20% energy savings. If this is true, then theoretically the node 20, plus with 4500 William hour battery, would still be able to provide 10 percent more battery performance come back to the s20 ultra, so guys, that's pretty much that we have here for now. We would love to know your thoughts about this, and, if you liked the video hit the like button and share with your friends and stay subscribe.

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