Most of us could not imagine our lives without Smartphone, but the most annoying part of Smartphone remains its battery life.
No matter how power efficient our device would be, the smart display, faster performance and several apps running on our phones end up consuming all of it.
Now, I am here just not to talk about all these problems that you are facing, but I am here to introduce you an ultra-fast-charging battery that can charge your Smartphone in as little as 60 Seconds.
Yes, you heard right! Recharge your battery in just 60 seconds means, 1 minute.
FAST BATTERY CHARGING TECHNOLOGY
Scientists at Stanford University in the U.S. have developed a prototype aluminium battery that charges smartphone to full capacity in just 60 seconds.
If aluminium-based batteries are so much fast and safe to use, then why didn't battery manufacturers use aluminium from the beginning? 7,500 RECHARGE CYCLES POSSIBLE
The aluminium-based batteries were tested in past as well. However, previous experiment with aluminium batteries lasted just 100 charge cycles while the Stanford aluminium-ion battery can withstand more than 7,500 charge cycles without any loss of capacity.
When compare with a typical lithium-ion battery that lasts around 1,000 recharge cycles, the aluminium cells are long-lasting.
No matter how power efficient our device would be, the smart display, faster performance and several apps running on our phones end up consuming all of it.
Now, I am here just not to talk about all these problems that you are facing, but I am here to introduce you an ultra-fast-charging battery that can charge your Smartphone in as little as 60 Seconds.
Yes, you heard right! Recharge your battery in just 60 seconds means, 1 minute.
FAST BATTERY CHARGING TECHNOLOGY
Scientists at Stanford University in the U.S. have developed a prototype aluminium battery that charges smartphone to full capacity in just 60 seconds.
If aluminium-based batteries are so much fast and safe to use, then why didn't battery manufacturers use aluminium from the beginning? 7,500 RECHARGE CYCLES POSSIBLE
The aluminium-based batteries were tested in past as well. However, previous experiment with aluminium batteries lasted just 100 charge cycles while the Stanford aluminium-ion battery can withstand more than 7,500 charge cycles without any loss of capacity.
When compare with a typical lithium-ion battery that lasts around 1,000 recharge cycles, the aluminium cells are long-lasting.
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