VIVO smartphone batteries

These chemistries offer high energy density, stable voltage output, and a relatively lightweight and slim form factor — ideal for modern smartphones

Specifications

• <p> Battery Type</p><p> Rechargeable Lithium‑ion (Li‑Ion) or Lithium‑ion Polymer (Li‑Po) — flat internal cell used in Vivo smartphones.</p><p> Nominal Voltage</p><p> ≈3.85 V (standard operating voltage for most Vivo phone batteries). &nbsp;</p><p> Maximum Charge Voltage</p><p> ~4.40‑4.45 V (maximum safe charging limit). &nbsp;</p><p> Capacity Range (Typical)</p><p> ~3000 mAh to 8200 mAh+, depending on model:</p><p> • Mid‑range phones often ~4000‑6000 mAh (e.g., Vivo Y28 ~6000 mAh). &nbsp;</p><p> • Flagship/large‑battery models can exceed ~6500 mAh. &nbsp;</p><p> • Some rugged/entry models offer &gt;8000 mAh. &nbsp;</p><p> Energy (Wh)</p><p> Varies with capacity and voltage (e.g., 5,800 mAh at ~3.84 V ≈ 22.3 Wh). &nbsp;</p><p> Chemistry</p><p> Lithium‑ion (Li‑Ion) or Li‑Polymer (Li‑Po) — both provide high energy density in a thin pouch form for smartphones.</p><p> Charging Support</p><p> Most Vivo batteries support fast charging according to device spec (e.g., 44 W, 66 W, 90 W etc., depending on phone model). &nbsp;</p><p> Form Factor</p><p> Internal (non‑removable) battery — designed to fit inside the phone chassis.</p><p> Physical Integration</p><p> Requires professional installation when replacing, as it typically requires opening the phone housing.</p><p> Certifications</p><p> Many replacement batteries carry safety marks such as CE, RoHS, FCC, UL (varies by supplier). &nbsp;</p><p> Typical Use Cases</p><p> Powering display, processor, radios (4G/5G), sensors, camera modules, and all phone functions</p><p> </p>