Smartphones with 5,000mAh battery or more are guaranteed to last a long time before needing a re-charge. Based on my experience, these smartphones usually last more than a day on casual usage and 8-10 hours of continuous gaming!
Here’s a list of smartphones with at least 5,000mAh battery in the Philippines. New smartphones with similar battery capacity will be automatically added once it’s officially launched in the country.
Smartphones | Price |
---|---|
vivo X200 Pro (6,000 mAh) | ₱69,999 |
vivo X200 (5,800 mAh) | ₱57,999 |
TECNO CAMON 30S (5,000 mAh) | ₱10,999 |
realme Note 60x (5,000 mAh) | ₱4,799 |
TECNO SPARK 30 5G (5,000 mAh) | ₱9,999 |
OPPO Find X8 (5,630 mAh) | ₱54,999 |
Infinix ZERO 40 5G (5,000 mAh) | ₱17,999 |
vivo Y19s (5,500 mAh) | ₱6,499 - ₱8,499 |
SAMSUNG Galaxy A16 5G (5,000 mAh) | ₱13,990 |
HONOR X7c (6,000 mAh) | ₱8,999 |
TECNO SPARK 30 Pro (5,000 mAh) | ₱7,999 |
TECNO SPARK 30 (5,000 mAh) | ₱6,999 |
POCO C75 (5,160 mAh) | ₱5,999 - ₱6,999 |
Infinix HOT 50 Pro+ (5,000 mAh) | ₱8,499 |
realme 13+ 5G (5,000 mAh) | ₱19,999 |
realme 13 5G (5,000 mAh) | ₱16,999 |
vivo V40 Lite (5,000 mAh) | ₱13,999 - ₱18,999 |
Redmi 14C (5,160 mAh) | ₱4,999 - ₱6,999 |
itel S24 (5,000 mAh) |
₱5,999 *with price drop |
Infinix SMART 9 (5,000 mAh) | ₱3,999 |
Take note that there's one major disadvantage with large batteries: long charging time. Make sure that the smartphone has at least 15W charging technology.
Another issue with big batteries is the increase in the smartphone's size and weight. Slim smartphones with huge batteries tend to be more expensive.