QUOTE(azhar75 @ Feb 4 2017, 01:35 PM)
My hypothesis are:
1) Not enough battery suppliers to get "slim Grade A" 5000mAh capacities to flagships for all vendors. If Apple, Samsung, LG, HTC, LeMoto, Huawei, Xiaomi, OPPO, Vivo, OnePlus, etc target the "slim Grade A" 5000mAh capacity, then, the suppliers will jack-up the price per unit due to high demand.
2) "Slim Grade A" battery is not cheap. Hence, if put it into flagship, the SRP will increase further.
3) If "Slim Grade A" battery inside flagships, then, the next flagship of the same model may not be in interested for existing owner becoz the current "Slim Grade A" battery can last for 3 years serviceability. So, manufacturers will loose sales every quarters.
4) There are alternatives to energy. Powerbanks, built-in battery casing, smart software algorithm "power-saver" and car chargers.... Manufacturers have the mindset that no need to focus or spend money on "slim Grade A" battery because of these accessories/alternatives. Beside, this will allow other vendors to sell these accessories and give "opportunity" or options to phone owners who want slim & light design (cough-cough Apple ...) to enjoy their slim & light phones.
5) Manufacturers rather spend money & R&D on camera, SoC and form-factor as the "X-factor" to attract buyers. Battery is just a surplus if manufacturing cost permits.
The best "role model" to the ultimate form-factor flagship is Xiaomi by offering 4000mAh for below 5.5" screen with so-called "flagship" camera, "flagship" SoC" and "flagship" form-factor. Only the experience is sub-par "flagship" to certain potential buyers. OnePlus comes second (due to almost affordable) followed by Sammy's current flagship with 3500mAh battery. Motorola Moto Z Force Droid is also 3500mAh.
If Apple 8/X/Decade Plus to have 5,000mAh Slim battery, then, I'll buy more Apple stock market shares...LOL...
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Just my 2 cents based on observations...
Agree with u on point number 2 bro 1) Not enough battery suppliers to get "slim Grade A" 5000mAh capacities to flagships for all vendors. If Apple, Samsung, LG, HTC, LeMoto, Huawei, Xiaomi, OPPO, Vivo, OnePlus, etc target the "slim Grade A" 5000mAh capacity, then, the suppliers will jack-up the price per unit due to high demand.
2) "Slim Grade A" battery is not cheap. Hence, if put it into flagship, the SRP will increase further.
3) If "Slim Grade A" battery inside flagships, then, the next flagship of the same model may not be in interested for existing owner becoz the current "Slim Grade A" battery can last for 3 years serviceability. So, manufacturers will loose sales every quarters.
4) There are alternatives to energy. Powerbanks, built-in battery casing, smart software algorithm "power-saver" and car chargers.... Manufacturers have the mindset that no need to focus or spend money on "slim Grade A" battery because of these accessories/alternatives. Beside, this will allow other vendors to sell these accessories and give "opportunity" or options to phone owners who want slim & light design (cough-cough Apple ...) to enjoy their slim & light phones.
5) Manufacturers rather spend money & R&D on camera, SoC and form-factor as the "X-factor" to attract buyers. Battery is just a surplus if manufacturing cost permits.
The best "role model" to the ultimate form-factor flagship is Xiaomi by offering 4000mAh for below 5.5" screen with so-called "flagship" camera, "flagship" SoC" and "flagship" form-factor. Only the experience is sub-par "flagship" to certain potential buyers. OnePlus comes second (due to almost affordable) followed by Sammy's current flagship with 3500mAh battery. Motorola Moto Z Force Droid is also 3500mAh.
If Apple 8/X/Decade Plus to have 5,000mAh Slim battery, then, I'll buy more Apple stock market shares...LOL...
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Just my 2 cents based on observations...
Feb 4 2017, 02:37 PM

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