Realized that S20 series is using Li-Po Battery instead of Li-Ion. Note10 still using Li-Ion but why they changed to Li-Po instead for S20.
Li-Po is it much better than Li-Ion?

May be new tech for Li-Po, coz see s20 ultra using 5000mAh but body dimension smaller than Mate 20X 5000mAh

True, Galaxy S20 is much lighter and slimmer compare to its predecessor S10.

I am samsung note8 user, erm so far still ok , battery draining is fast but compare to snpdg 845 and A11bionic, the draining speed seems likely the same.

but does it last longer in a long run?

Easy.. Li-Po battery are generally slimer.. both charging life are the same 300-400 cycle.

Li-Ion are easier to manufacture tho..

Isn't Li-Po doesn't contains rare earth material which is good for the planet? Not expert in battery tech though.

both can actually be recycled. so depends on manufacturer see what body of form factor the phone has to use which type of battery only.

So , any reviews on how the S20 Li-Po battery lasts ??? i m abit sceptical

Just search got review online, should have battery benchmark

for my usage on my s20+ is 4 hours 30 min SOT.. heavy usage la.. some simple daily usage around 6-7hours.. but the phone will self learn to cope with your usage..

Note 10+ (SD) user here, compared to my colleague's note 10+ (Exy) if left idle with minimal usage then its off by maybe 8-12%? But if we both play heavy graphics games (Asphalt 9, currently playing). The Snapdragon 855 is ahead almost 20% difference.