Real Graphene G-Lite 60W 5,000 mAh Review: Enjoy Your Coffee, Get a Full Battery

While the tech revolution has gifted the mobile phone industry with massive upgrades in terms of cameras and performance, there’s still so much more to improve when it comes to the battery life offered to customers. I mean, it’s true, a high-end device today is fully capable of replacing a desktop computer in some regards, but the main drawback continues to be the battery life that all these smartphones come with. If you’ve been keeping an eye on the evolution of the mobile industry in the last decade, it’s pretty clear that the focus of most device makers out there hasn’t necessarily been on battery life. And the iPhone 12, a model that was launched earlier this fall, is the living proof in this regard. It has a battery capacity of just 2,815 mAh, which is barely an increase from the 2,750 mAh unit used on the iPhone 6s Plus launched in September 2015. The main reason for this lack of focus on battery life is partially the typical usage behavior, as most customer...