US EditionSamsung 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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Samsung could adopt SUS CAN battery tech for future Galaxy phones
Samsung’s been under fire for years when it comes to battery tech. While rivals have pushed out faster charging and better battery life, Samsung has mostly played it safe. But that might finally change. According to Korean publication The Elec, Samsung is preparing to use a new battery technology in future Galaxy phones. It’s not the much-hyped silicon carbon (SiC) batteries that Chinese brands are experimenting with. Instead, Samsung is reporte…
Samsung adopting new battery tech to solve major issue in its phones
Samsung has been criticized a lot over the past few years for not making any major improvements to battery and charging technologies in its phones. However, the company seems to be adopting a new technology that could improve the battery capacity and solve an issue in its phones. Samsung could use SUS CAN battery tech in future phones According to a report from TheElec, Samsung is planning to adopt a new battery technology for its future phone…
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