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| - | [* black] With the pOLED display removed, we're a bit dismayed that the battery comes with it |
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| - | [* black] Nine steps in we ''finally'' have both batteries: This yellow rectangle packs slightly more punch, at 1265 mAh and 4.8 Wh, than the wafer |
| + | [* black] With the pOLED display removed, we're a bit dismayed that the battery comes with it. Prying against this flexible sheet for a battery swap doesn't seem ideal, even if the battery ''is'' in a metal caddy. |
| + | [* black] Nine steps in we ''finally'' have both batteries: This yellow rectangle packs slightly more punch, at 1265 mAh and 4.8 Wh, than the wafer-thin 4.7 Wh cell we extracted earlier. |
| [* black] The batteries add up to Motorola's claim of 2510 mAh, or 9.7 Wh of power. For comparison, just one of [guide|122600|the Galaxy Fold batteries|stepid=236260|new_window=true] has about the same capacity of ''both'' of these things put together. [guide|126000|The giant L-shaped iPhone XS Max battery|stepid=243570|new_window=true] manages to dwarf them all at 3969 mAh, or 15.04 Wh. | |
| [* black] The pOLED display (allegedly a [https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2019/11/moto-razr-2019-is-official-a-foldable-smartphone-with-no-display-crease/|BOE|new_window=true] screen, potentially an [https://www.oled-info.com/poled|LG Display|new_window=true] technology) isn't giving up many secrets—but we do spy some Samsung tech: | |
| [* red] Samsung S6SY77CX, likely an iteration of Samsung's [guide|120331|popular touch controller|stepid=232035|new_window=true]. |