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-[* black] Isopropanol and the biggest suction cup we could find gets the battery free
-[* black] Battery specs and comparison (5,000 mAh)
+[* black] Our oversized suction cup makes a second appearance for this stubbornly adhered battery. That and some isopropyl alcohol are just enough to free it.
+[* black] This ultra-large battery boasts 5000 mAh running at 3.86 V, for a total 19.30 Wh. That's a huge increase over its contemporaries—most notably the iPhone 11 Pro Max at [guide|126000|15.04 Wh|stepid=243570|new_window=true], and the Galaxy Note 10+ 5G at [guide|125590|16.56 Wh|stepid=242792].
[* black] MM wave antennas & thermal system