We’re just 2 days into 2025 but there is already a lot of excitement about the new smartphones launching over the next few weeks. Many years ago, people needed phones and bundled them with a power bank because their battery support was average to say the least.

But we’re seeing a big shift in this regard and already got phones that are packing a power bank-sized battery unit. Well, this is just the start, and this year, we might see plenty of brands launching their phones with a massive 7,000mAh battery.

Big Phone Worries?

The new silicone-carbon batteries have been developed with a unique focus in mind. Manufacturers want to use higher density batteries without bulking up the devices, and that’s where the new technology has come to their rescue. We have already heard this feature offered on the new Realme GT 7 Pro model, as well as the Vivo X200 series, and even the OnePlus 13 models get it from day one. You get a big battery and they still measure in the 8.5mm range and weight of around 210 grams, that is acceptable.

But these phones still offer 6,000mAh+ units that will go further up to 7,000mAh as the technology widens its reach in the industry. Having said that, we still wait for the day when giants like Samsung, Google and even Apple adopt these advanced battery tech for their devices and push the charging race in the right direction.

The power to use high-density batteries of this capacity will also benefit from support for fast charging tech, which is equally vital for people who will end up buying these devices in the coming months. We’ll be taking a closer look at the devices, the mechanics and performance of these upcoming phones and share more details on how this is being done by the companies.