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| [* black] We're always happy to see built-in battery removal instructions, and follow them step-by-step. It's as [https://vimeo.com/185163898#t=40s|easy as 1-2-3|new_window=true]! | |
| - | [* black] Though we didn't [guide|114159|need heat this time around|stepid=219749|new_window=true], we are still awarded with a clean battery extraction. |
| - | [* black] This battery is the same one used in the Mate 20 Pro, weighing in at 16.04 Wh (4200 mAh @ 3.82 V). |
| + | [* black] Though we didn't [guide|114159|need heat this time around|stepid=219749|new_window=true], we are still rewarded with a clean battery extraction. |
| + | [* black] This is the exact same battery used in the Mate 20 Pro, weighing in at 16.04 Wh (4200 mAh @ 3.82 V). |
| + | [* icon_note] That's well short of the whopping [guide|118212|19.1 Wh|stepid=228954] (5,000 mAh) battery in the ''standard'' Mate 20 X—but it's still a monster compared to the iPhone XS Max's dual-cell, [guide|113021|12.08 Wh|stepid=216142] (3,179 mAh) powerplant. |