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Samsung reportedly adopting new battery tech, just not the one you were hoping

  • Samsung plans to adopt a new battery technology called SUS CAN in upcoming Galaxy devices, possibly starting with the Galaxy S26 series.
  • This decision follows Samsung's lag in battery innovations compared to competitors using silicon-carbon technology for higher capacity and thinner profiles.
  • SUS CAN, developed by Samsung SDI, uses stainless steel to improve energy density, reduce swelling, and enable faster charging in lithium-ion batteries.
  • The Elec, via @Jukanlosreve, reported that while exact timing is unclear, Samsung aims to address swelling issues and boost battery capacities over 6,000mAh, similar to phones like the OnePlus 13T.
  • Samsung's move suggests a gradual improvement rather than a revolutionary leap, with the technology expected first in premium models and no official timeline announced yet.
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Phone Arena broke the news in on Thursday, May 15, 2025.
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