A Reddit user has attached a whopping 30,000mAh battery to the back of their Samsung Galaxy A32 5G.
Even the very best phones can sometimes leave you wanting when it comes to battery life, with today’s most premium handsets – think the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra and iPhone 14 Pro Max – topping out at around a day of heavy usage.
Naturally, bigger batteries come at the expense of portability – but that hasn’t stopped one Reddit user from attempting to answer the question: what would happen if you strapped an enormous power pack to the rear of a cheap smartphone?
As spotted by 9to5Google (opens in new tab), Redditor u/Downtown_Cranberry44 (opens in new tab) has performed some DIY wizardry to successfully attach a working 30,000mAh battery to their Samsung Galaxy A32 5G. Yes, you read that right – a 30,000mAh battery. For context, that’s six times the size of the Galaxy A32 5G’s original 5,000mAh battery, which already yields around two days of moderate use.
