Following the recent launch of the Redmi Turbo 4, anticipation builds for the release of its Pro variant, the Turbo 4 Pro. Initially, speculation proposed that this upgraded model would feature a remarkable 7,500 mAh battery, although subsequent rumors suggested a more modest capacity in the low 7,000s. Today, fresh information has emerged suggesting that the Pro model's battery has indeed been "confirmed" at 7,500 mAh through prototype testing. However, it's important to note that this claim still lacks official validation.
Redmi Turbo 4Moreover, interesting developments indicate that Redmi is also experimenting with an impressive 8,000 mAh battery for future devices, likely intended for the upcoming K90 series. This shift in focus among Chinese smartphone manufacturers seems to reflect a collective move away from merely increasing charging speeds to optimizing battery capacity, a change driven significantly by innovative Silicon-Carbon technology that enhances energy density without increasing the device's footprint.
As the industry continues to push the limits of battery technology, we hope the trend toward larger capacities will eventually lead to improvements in charging speeds as well. Not too long ago, devices could recharge in 20 minutes or less, but the current average hovers around 35 to 40 minutes—a shift that many enthusiasts find concerning. Observers have noted that Samsung appears disconnected from these evolving trends in battery and charging technologies.
