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TechXtra ranks ten smartphones with the biggest battery capacities in Nigeria
TechXtra has ranked ten smartphones sold in Nigeria by battery size, with capacities ranging from 6,700mAh to 10,000mAh.
TechXtra has released a ranking of ten smartphones available in the country based on their listed battery capacities.
Top Battery Models
Leading the list is the REDMI Note 17 Pro Max 5G, which features a 10,000mAh silicon-carbon battery and 100W HyperCharge. The REDMI Note 17 Pro 5G follows with an 8,340mAh battery and 67W HyperCharge. The realme C100 4G comes with an 8,000mAh Titan battery and 45W fast charging, while the standard REDMI Note 17 carries a 7,700mAh battery with 45W Turbo Charging.
The REDMI 17 offers a 7,500mAh typical battery with 45W Turbo Charging. The vivo Y31D packs a 7,200mAh BlueVolt battery and 44W FlashCharge. Three devices share a 7,000mAh capacity: the TECNO Spark 50 with 18W fast charging, the itel A300+ with 22.5W fast charging and a secondary rear display, and the Infinix Hot 70 Pro with fast charging and a MediaTek Dimensity chipset. Rounding out the list is the TECNO Spark 50 4G variant with a 6,700mAh battery and 18W fast charging.
Source: Vanguard (technology).
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