Vivo Battery

Vivo smartphones use lithium-ion or lithium-polymer batteries, which are common in modern smartphones due to their high energy density and rechargeability. Here are some key details about vivo batteries:

1. Battery Capacity

• Vivo offers phones with varying battery capacities, typically ranging from 4,000mAh to 6,000mAh (or higher in some models).
• Example:
  • Vivo Y100 – 5,000mAh
  • Vivo V29 Pro – 4,600mAh
  • Vivo X100 Pro – 5,400mAh

2. Fast Charging Technology

• Many vivo phones support fast charging:
  • FlashCharge (vivo’s proprietary tech) – Up to 120W in flagship models (e.g., iQOO 11 Pro).
  • Standard fast charging – 18W to 66W in mid-range devices.
• Some models also support reverse charging (using the phone as a power bank).

3. Battery Lifespan & Health

• Like all lithium batteries, vivo batteries degrade over time (typically after 500+ charge cycles).
• To extend battery life:
  • Avoid full discharges (keep between 20%-80% when possible).
  • Use original vivo chargers to prevent overheating.
  • Enable optimized charging (if available in settings).

4. Replacement & Service

• If your vivo battery drains too fast or swells:
  • Official service centers can replace it (recommended for safety).
  • Third-party replacements may work but risk compatibility issues.
• Check battery health via:
  • Settings > Battery > Battery Health (on newer models).

5. Common Battery Issues & Fixes

• Fast draining? Check for background apps, high brightness, or old battery.
• Overheating? Avoid gaming while charging or using non-certified chargers.
• Not charging? Try a different cable/adapter or clean the charging port.

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