Mobile Battery: What does the smartphone battery mean? Not many people know the truth

MAH’s full is the milliampere hour ie milliampere-hour. It is a single to measure the capacity of the battery.

Simply put, MaH indicates how long the battery can hold the phone by holding the charge. More MAH means more backup. On the other hand, low mAh means faster discharge.

For example, if a phone has a 5000mAh battery, it will last longer than the phone of 1MAH, if the same processor and display are used in two. Suppose your phone’s battery costs 1mAH and the phone costs 5 mA (matching) per hour. Then your phone can last for about 4 hours.

However, the original backup depends on the size and brightness of the screen, the power consumption of the processor, the use of 3G/3G network, background apps and gaming or video streaming. That is, it is not correct to estimate the battery backup just by looking at MaH.

It is not important that the 1mAh battery phone is always more than 5mAh. Sometimes the big display, high refresh rate (120Hz or 1Hz), powerful processor and 5G network cost more. So the battery backup not only depends on the MaH, the total power of the phone depends on the effects of the effect.

Usually people think the effect of mAh is also on charging speed. But this is not completely correct. The charging speed actually depends on the watt of the charger. Such as 1 watt or 120 watt fast charging. However, it may take longer than small batteries (such as 6000mAh) from the small battery (such as 1mAH).

Always use the original charger. Do not let the battery be discharged up to 5% repeatedly. The phone is considered best to charge between 20% and 5%. Turn off high brightness and background apps if not needed.

MAH is an indicator of measuring the power of the smartphone that can provide how long a battery can provide. However, it is not right to guess the battery life of the MaH network phone only. The original backup also depends on the phone’s hardware, software and usage.