OnePlus has announced a new smartphone battery technology called the “Glacier Battery,” developed in partnership with CATL, the world’s largest battery maker.
“Glacier Battery”, an evolution the brand hopes will have much-needed changes for the life and performance of mobile device batteries.
In a Weibo post, OnePlus disclosed some details about its Glacier Battery and claimed that it is going to alleviate some major user frustrations: frequent charging, anxiety over low batteries, and the need for power banks.
The company further hinted at a battery capacity higher than the standards in place, offering “breakthrough” experiences in regard to battery life.
“Say goodbye to the hassle of frequent charging, the anxiety of running out of power, and the burden of power banks. The answer to the battery life of OnePlus Glacier Battery is beyond your imagination,” the company said.
Details remain scant, but from what it appears, Glacier Battery technology puts users in a clear path to make smaller, more energy-dense batteries than those available, which could be a huge step toward an industry leap where battery life has been one of the bottlenecks as smartphones pack more power and features.
While performance and integration of features in smartphones have moved ahead with each passing day, anything on battery life remained stubborn.
It is an admitted fact that modern smartphones cannot last more than a day of heavy use without needing a recharge.
But stuffing batteries of bigger capacities is not a feasible solution, as that will result in bulkier and less comfortable devices.
If OnePlus’ claims hold true, the Glacier Battery could be our first look at the answer the industry has been waiting for, offering a way to improve battery life without sacrificing the sleek design and portability of smartphones.
A reliable leaker, Digital Chat Station, has shared some further details, suggesting that the very first device to feature this tech will be the OnePlus Ace 3 Pro.
The phone is said to come with a mammoth 6,100mAh battery, touted to charge fully in less than 30 minutes when using 100W charging.
With this new battery tech, it would not be a surprise if the Ace 3 Pro continued the series’ trend for slim builds, measuring in at a thickness of less than 9mm.
Notably, the benefits of the Glacier Battery may not be limited to the Ace 3 Pro.
DCS also suggests that numerous future OnePlus models will incorporate this technology, offering the ultimate combination of large battery capacities and fast charging.
OnePlus will hold a press conference on June 20 to reveal more details about the Glacier Battery.
Glacier Battery technology is a new battery innovation developed by OnePlus in partnership with CATL, designed to enhance battery life and performance in smartphones.
The OnePlus Ace 3 Pro will be the first device to feature Glacier Battery technology, boasting a 6,100mAh battery.
The Glacier Battery in the OnePlus Ace 3 Pro supports 100W fast charging, capable of fully charging the battery in less than 30 minutes.
Benefits include higher battery capacity, more energy-dense design, and the potential to reduce the need for frequent recharging, thereby alleviating user frustrations over battery life.
Yes, future OnePlus models are expected to incorporate Glacier Battery technology, providing larger battery capacities and faster charging across their lineup.
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