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| - | [* black] No need to repeat the [guide|17383|mistakes of the past|stepid=52332|new_window=true] |
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| - | [* black] The Li-ion battery in the iPhone SE comes in at 3. |
| - | [* icon_note] Though it's not quite as capacious as the [guide|48170|1715 mAh|stepid=107877|new_window=true] cell found in the iPhone 6s, Apple |
| - | [* icon_reminder] Despite the apparently interchangeable displays, the SE's battery |
| + | [* black] No need to repeat the [guide|17383|mistakes of the past|stepid=52332|new_window=true]—we've mastered these handy battery tabs! |
| + | [* black] The Li-ion battery in the iPhone SE comes in at 3.82 V, 6.21 Whr, and 1624 mAh. This offers a minor (but notable) capacity increase from the [guide|17383|1560 mAh|stepid=52335|new_window=true] cell in the 5s. |
| + | [* icon_note] Though it's not quite as capacious as the [guide|48170|1715 mAh|stepid=107877|new_window=true] cell found in the larger (and more power-hungry) iPhone 6s, Apple states this battery will provide up to 10 days of standby, 14 hours of talk time, and 13 hours of video playback. |
| + | [* icon_reminder] Despite the apparently interchangeable displays, the SE's battery connector differs from that of the 5s. So, no chance to supercharge your old 5s, unfortunately. |