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| [* black] The only other thing between us and the battery is this anaconda cable ("snakes on a phone"?) | |
| [* icon_note] We are liking the liberal use of easily accessible interconnect cables, and would rather disconnect any number of these than [guide|113656|accidentally prying through them|stepid=217251|new_window=true] underneath the battery. | |
| [* black] This battery comes out with the well-known rip-and-pull tabs—or is it pull-and-rip? Whatever it is, it's orange, and we wish it were a stretch-release adhesive pull tab. It's better than [guide|125590|nothing|stepid=242792|new_window=true], though. | |
| - | [* black] The 4500 mAh cell is rated at 3.85 V |
| + | [* black] The 4500 mAh cell is rated at 3.85 V, and a whopping 17.32 Wh of total power. That's a bit more than the 16.04 Wh from the [guide|124808|Mate 20 X Pro|stepid=241290|new_window=true] or [guide|122028|the P30 Pro|stepid=234728|new_window=true]. The iPhone 11 Pro Max trails behind at [guide|126000|15.04 Wh|stepid=243570|new_window=true]. |