bATTERY iPhone 7 si 7 iPhone Plus appear today in two images taken from an Apple partner in China, they have the role of revealing to us the fact that Apple intends to only slightly increase the capacity of this component on the basis of which the terminals work.
According to these images, The iPhone 7 has a 1735 mAh battery, with just 25 mAh more than the iPhone 6S, this while The iPhone 7 Plus has a 2810 mAh battery, with just 60 mAh higher than the one used by Apple in the iPhone 6S Plus.
Basically, Apple relies on reducing energy consumption to improve iPhone 7 autonomy, because the increase in energy storage capacity is insignificant and only on the basis that no one will feel an increase in usage times.
The iPhone 7 has a smaller battery than the iPhone 6
The bad part is that iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus will have smaller batteries than iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, the latter being equipped with 1810 mAh and 2910 mAh batteries respectively, being the iPhones with the largest batteries to date.
Apple wants to do iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus thinner than their predecessors, so here comes an explanation for avoiding increasing the capacity of batteries to store energy, but unfortunately people want autonomy, not very thin smartphones.
Apple doesn't understand this and I think that an iPhone that barely works for a day is good enough, but its competitors are starting to show us that everything has limits, including fooling users with low-capacity batteries that don't meet their needs.
Although the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus will only be released in the fall, this is the second time we see them iPhone 7 battery and the previous image offered similar information regarding the capacity, so we can't fool myself into thinking that it will be bigger than the iPhone 6.
What do you think about this decision by Apple?
