The world’s biggest battery maker knows a thing or two about battery longevity.
When Oppo, the all-but-official current parent company of OnePlus, listed 1,600 charge-discharge cycles for the battery in its Find X5 Pro flagship handsets, it was endurance unheard of in the phone industry.
Just for comparison, at the time, Apple bragged about a lifespan of its iPhone batteries that was rated for 800 charge-discharge cycles before capacity drops below 80%, or a twice shorter longevity than in Oppo’s phones.
Oppo’s Smart Battery Health Algorithm is capable of tracking the electric potential across the negative electrode in real-time, and then “dynamically adjust the charging currency within a reasonable range, minimizing the occurrence of dead lithium while maintaining the maximum charging current, therefore ensuring a healthier battery lifespan and faster charging speed.”
Moreover, thanks to the Battery Healing Technology of Oppo and, by extension, of OnePlus, the optimized electrolyte formula continuously repairs the electrodes damage caused by each full charge and discharge cycles.
