Apple iPhone XR battery capacity (V, Wh, mAh)

Do you want to be able to dare a battery comparison in September 2019, when the iPhone 11 - or whatever it may be called - is presented? Then you need information about the battery capacity of a current model, such as the Apple iPhone XR. How much battery does the Apple iPhone XR have in mAh? I have summarized the answer to this question and a few more information for you in this little message;)

The Apple iPhone XR battery capacity in mAh (nominal capacity), V and Wh as well as further information can be found here.

The Apple iPhone XR battery capacity in mAh

Experts do not advocate specifying the battery capacity of a device in the unit milliampere hour (mAh), since volts and watt hours are more precise. For average consumers, however, this unit has established itself as a benchmark. Therefore, along with further information, here is all the information about the battery installed in the iPhone XR:

• Accumulator: Li-Ion battery
• Voltage: V 3,79
• Watt-hours: 11,16 Wh
• Apple Part Number (APN): 616-00471
• MAh: 2.942 mAh
• Source: iFixit

Nominal capacity of all iPhone batteries

The unit mAh or the thousandfold in the form of the unit Ah. (Amp-hour) is called "nominal capacity". If you want to compare all nominal capacities from the iPhone of the first generation to well-known and popular models such as iPhone 5, iPhone SE, iPhone X and so on, take a look at this blog entry: Apple iPhone battery capacity (mAh) of all models. I update this whenever there is information about new smartphone models with iOS. I usually find this on iFixit with a photo of the battery as proof (see above), on Wikipedia or other sources that look as if they know what they are writing.

Apple itself usually does not disclose any technical data on the batteries when the company's smartphones are presented at the keynote. For this reason, you are initially dependent on alternative sources - immediately after the iPhone was released. iFixit usually does a good job here and is one of the first to publish technical data on the iPhone.

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