Honor Could Launch The First Smartphone With An 8000mAh Battery
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Summary: Honor is all set to launch its new Power series of smartphones at an event in China on April 15th. Ahead of the launch, the company has already teased the design of the upcoming devices. Now, there are rumors that the first Honor Power range smartphone could have a massive 8000mAh battery.
Honor has been teasing the launch of a new Power range of smartphones on the Chinese social networking website Weibo. The company recently confirmed that it’ll announce the new series at an event in China on April 15th. Ahead of the official launch, rumors are circulating on the web that Honor’s first Power series smartphone could launch with a humongous 8,000mAh battery.
First Honor Power smartphone could launch with an insanely large battery
The competition for massive 8,000mAh smartphone batteries has already begun, with Chinese companies leading the way. Apart from Honor, China’s OnePlus, OPPO, Realme, and Vivo are also planning to launch smartphones with huge battery capacities. Honor’s Power series of handsets will take things to a whole new level by offering an 8,000mAh power cell.
Furthermore, the reports indicate that Honor’s phone with the large 8,000mAh battery will support 80W wired fast charging. The company hasn’t officially confirmed this information, but the name of the new series implies that it’ll feature a substantial battery capacity.
Honor has already teased the design of the first Power range phone
One of the teasers shared by Honor suggests that the first Power range phone will have a pill-shaped cutout to house the selfie camera(s). The device will offer highly narrow bezels on the top and two sides. Reports suggest that a Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 series processor could power the Honor Power, although the specific model remains unclear.
Honor has also hinted that the Power smartphone will be “unimaginable” and “unprecedented” thanks to its slim and light chassis. One of the official teaser images also hints at the presence of a quad-curved display. The official launch is just around the corner, so stay tuned to Android Headlines to learn more about the world’s first smartphone with an 8,000mAh battery.
