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Samsung delivers 600-mile solid-state EV battery as it teases 9-minute charging and 20-year lifespan tech
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this post was submitted on 26 Jul 2024
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from what i understand, most vehicles use LiFe (i think this was wrong actually, i think most modern EVs use li-ion batts, they really should be using LiFe though.) battery technology, which is almost innert compared to LiPo technology, phones use Li ion batteries which are different from both of those.
Lithium batt technology sucks.
Both my samsung phones as well as all the lgs ive had used lipo batteries. Both lgs and one samsung (so far) have swollen enough to push the display out of the bezel.
What the hell are you doing to your phones? Across all the different brands I've used with lipo batteries in the past ~20 years, I've never had one get swollen.
they do that with time, it's inevitable, heat and cycling will also cause it to happen over time.
please inform me whether those batts said "li-ion" on them, or "LiPo" on them, because those are different.
Most modern phones, to my knowledge, use li-ion batts.
LiPo has sort of become a catch all for lithium batts, but it's not accurate.
They were all non removable so nothing to see but the swollen cases.
they were probably li-ion batteries then.
Technically LiPo is a subset of li-ion, but it's still a subset, so.