New information about you iPhone 16 battery capacity It was announced this Thursday (18) by. iPhone BlogHaving access to regulatory documents of the National Telecommunications Agency (Anatel). They provide detailed information about all new generation models.
Apple said that the smartphones had battery improvements when it launched the series on the 9th, but as usual it did not explain what this meant. Now it is possible to know The standard iPhone 16 has a power tank of 3,561 mAh capacityaccording to the publication.
The iPhone 16 Plus, like in previous years, has a much larger battery than that used in the “base” model. 4.674mAhIn comparison, the component used in the iPhone 16 Pro is made of: 3.582mAhsmall difference compared to the cheapest device.
The largest capacity was obviously in the expected iPhone 16 Pro Max. In the most advanced version of the new generation, Apple, 4,685mAh batteryAccording to the report, it is responsible for guaranteeing the longest autonomy in the series.
How much has it improved over the iPhone 15?
Confirming what Apple announced during the launch event of the new series, the iPhone 16’s battery has an increased capacity compared to the previous generation. The increase in the standard model was 6.34 percent Compared to the 3,349mAh component of the iPhone 15.
The difference was reached in the Plus model 6.64%Considering that the iPhone 15 Plus has a 4,383 mAh battery, the biggest increase is in the Pro version, 9.40%Compared to the 3,274 mAh battery of the iPhone 15 Pro. Finally, the capacity of the Pro Max model has been increased 5.95%Since the iPhone 15 Pro Max has a battery of 4,422 mAh.
According to the technical data sheet of the devices; The autonomy of the iPhone 16 series varies from 22 hours to 33 hours of video playbackdepending on version. All devices support 25W fast charging via MagSafe and up to 45W fast charging with a USB-C charger.
Source: Tec Mundo
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