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I now this is asking too much, for now, but looking at the bigger picture, it should., should.. last between minimum 3-5 days.
Battery tech is in a very nascent state as of now.
Wouldn't even think of relying too much on any batterty operated things, especially EVs till they fix issues like stand-by batter drain on account of temp changes, combustability, water and temp protecion, power density, charging speeds, portless charging for bigger appliances/vehicles/machines, etc, protecting batteries against electro-magnetic interferences and causing those for other appliances as well, chemical complexity that would ultimately cause issues like ground-water and soil pollution (agrcultural reasons).
You see, the more we think of the bigger picture, the more it shows that battery tech and the way we are going about it, is really something that needs a strategic revisit, on a priority basis, before we make a mess of it, like we did with nuclear and other chemical tech.
It wasn't too long ago we had phones last a week, no problem. Battery life was measured in days. Then smartphones came out and we went backwards. And stayed there.
I now this is asking too much, for now, but looking at the bigger picture, it should., should.. last between minimum 3-5 days.
Battery tech is in a very nascent state as of now.
Wouldn't even think of relying too much on any batterty operated things, especially EVs till they fix issues like stand-by batter drain on account of temp changes, combustability, water and temp protecion, power density, charging speeds, portless charging for bigger appliances/vehicles/machines, etc, protecting batteries against electro-magnetic interferences and causing those for other appliances as well, chemical complexity that would ultimately cause issues like ground-water and soil pollution (agrcultural reasons).
You see, the more we think of the bigger picture, the more it shows that battery tech and the way we are going about it, is really something that needs a strategic revisit, on a priority basis, before we make a mess of it, like we did with nuclear and other chemical tech.
I'm using the Axon 40 Ultra. With moderate-to-heavy use every day, I get about a day and a half on a full charge. But, I do charge once a day anyway. When I plug in, I have roughly 35-40% left. I'd like to see it last a week... But that'll never happen. Can't sell more batteries if they're too efficient!
I charge my phone once a day just like everyone else. The difference is, it takes me only 30 minutes to charge my vivo x fold from 0 to 80 and I won't have to deal with it again till next day. Have you been to the airport recently? Notice how many wall huggers there are, all with iPhones. I don't need to hang around a wall all day. Fast charging completely nullifies the long waiting and conserving of battery because it takes everyone in America 2 hours to charge. I'm in and out while I'm eating a taco. Lol
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I get that. We just shouldn’t be conditioned to charge our phones every day or twice a day!
I now this is asking too much, for now, but looking at the bigger picture, it should., should.. last between minimum 3-5 days.
Battery tech is in a very nascent state as of now.
Wouldn't even think of relying too much on any batterty operated things, especially EVs till they fix issues like stand-by batter drain on account of temp changes, combustability, water and temp protecion, power density, charging speeds, portless charging for bigger appliances/vehicles/machines, etc, protecting batteries against electro-magnetic interferences and causing those for other appliances as well, chemical complexity that would ultimately cause issues like ground-water and soil pollution (agrcultural reasons).
You see, the more we think of the bigger picture, the more it shows that battery tech and the way we are going about it, is really something that needs a strategic revisit, on a priority basis, before we make a mess of it, like we did with nuclear and other chemical tech.
It wasn't too long ago we had phones last a week, no problem. Battery life was measured in days. Then smartphones came out and we went backwards. And stayed there.
I now this is asking too much, for now, but looking at the bigger picture, it should., should.. last between minimum 3-5 days.
Battery tech is in a very nascent state as of now.
Wouldn't even think of relying too much on any batterty operated things, especially EVs till they fix issues like stand-by batter drain on account of temp changes, combustability, water and temp protecion, power density, charging speeds, portless charging for bigger appliances/vehicles/machines, etc, protecting batteries against electro-magnetic interferences and causing those for other appliances as well, chemical complexity that would ultimately cause issues like ground-water and soil pollution (agrcultural reasons).
You see, the more we think of the bigger picture, the more it shows that battery tech and the way we are going about it, is really something that needs a strategic revisit, on a priority basis, before we make a mess of it, like we did with nuclear and other chemical tech.
I'm using the Axon 40 Ultra. With moderate-to-heavy use every day, I get about a day and a half on a full charge. But, I do charge once a day anyway. When I plug in, I have roughly 35-40% left. I'd like to see it last a week... But that'll never happen. Can't sell more batteries if they're too efficient!
I charge my phone once a day just like everyone else. The difference is, it takes me only 30 minutes to charge my vivo x fold from 0 to 80 and I won't have to deal with it again till next day. Have you been to the airport recently? Notice how many wall huggers there are, all with iPhones. I don't need to hang around a wall all day. Fast charging completely nullifies the long waiting and conserving of battery because it takes everyone in America 2 hours to charge. I'm in and out while I'm eating a taco. Lol