#replaceable battery

The European Union, more commonly known as the EU, is set on passing legislation that will require portable devices to have user-replaceable batteries by around 2025. To assist consumers with battery replacement, the law will require batteries to carry labels and QR codes that will contain information about the battery (such as capacity, chemical composition, durability, etc.). This particular model looks like a large AA battery with a curved mid-section. The ports are found at one end of the battery -- a micro-USB port for charging the battery itself and a regular USB port for charging any other device from the battery. The aMagic battery has a maximum charge capacity of 2600mAh which is pretty decent for its size and weight. Powering the device is an 8500mAh battery with 40W HUAWEI SuperCharge Turbo support. It packs a 7000mAh silicon-carbon battery with support for 100W wired fast charging and 50W wireless charging. The OPPO Find N6 comes with a 6,000mAh battery with fast charging support. Read more in our articles including "EU wants return of replaceable batteries in smartphones" and "aMagic Pocket Rechargeable Battery".