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Apple will introduce detailed battery health transparency in iOS 19 for iPhone and iPad, showing cycle counts, capacity projections, and replacement guidance.

Samsung issued a safety notice after swelling reports in older Galaxy batteries. Users are advised to check devices and seek authorized replacements.

UL warns nearly 88% of aftermarket smartphone batteries fail safety tests, citing overheating, swelling, and counterfeit labeling risks.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra packs a 5000mAh battery with USB-C PD and 45W Super Fast Charging 2.0. It typically charges to about 65% in 30 minutes while keeping heat under control. Myths about fast charging are debunked: certified cables and GaN chargers ensure safe performance. By staying in the 20–80% range, avoiding heat, and updating software, users can extend battery health and enjoy reliable daily power.

Anker recalled over 1.1M PowerCore 10000 (A1263) units on June 12, 2025 after reports of overheating and fires. Within weeks, two U.S. federal class-actions in California and New York alleged poor recall notice and misleading safety claims. Anker says the recall was voluntary with refunds available, but lawyers demand damages and broader coverage. Consumers are urged to stop using affected units and contact Anker or report to CPSC.

The Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) has launched the Qi2 wireless charging standard, boosting maximum output from 15W to 25W. With a Magnetic Power Profile for automatic alignment and enhanced safety compliance, Qi2 ensures faster, more efficient charging across iPhone and Android devices. Certified Qi2 accessories, including chargers and power banks, are expected on the market by late 2025.

Samsung and Xiaomi have announced progress on graphene-based smartphone batteries, promising up to 60% faster charging and longer lifespan. This breakthrough could reshape mobile use, making devices charge in minutes and transforming power banks and fast-charging cables. Consumers are advised to prepare by choosing certified USB-C PD accessories and reliable power banks to stay ready for the next generation.

The European Union has mandated that all smartphones and small electronics use USB-C charging ports by the end of 2024. This move, aimed at reducing e-waste, is driving global manufacturers and consumers toward a universal standard. The shift impacts charger production, user habits, and accessory compatibility worldwide. Are you ready for the USB-C future?

From September 1, 2025, major airlines will enforce stricter carry-on rules for portable chargers and USB-C power banks after a rise in onboard battery incidents. Devices must be in hand luggage, clearly labeled with capacity, and comply with watt-hour limits. Travelers are urged to choose compact, certified models to avoid confiscation and delays.

Janon expands its OEM smartphone battery production to meet surging e-mobility demand worldwide. Featuring high-capacity lithium-ion technology, faster charging, and sustainable manufacturing, the upgraded production lines aim to support smartphones, e-bikes, scooters, and wearables. With advanced safety features and OEM/ODM customization, Janon positions itself as a global leader in next-gen battery solutions.

Janon has launched a new eco-friendly 10000mAh power bank made with recycled plastic and biodegradable packaging. Featuring 22.5W PD fast charging and low-energy chips, it's a perfect fit for green tech buyers and brands seeking sustainable OEM power solutions.

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