[Smartphones] | This phone has an 11000 mAh battery! | Blackview p10000 pro

Just when we all thought that phone batteries could not get higher than 10000 mAh, a smartphone from an unheard Chinese brand came along and raised the bar for all of them. That's right, the Oukitel K10000 is not the highest battery capacity phone out there right now. Not anymore! The new crown for the biggest battery phone has been claimed by a device from a company called Blackview.

The phone has been named as Blackview P10000 Pro. This phone has a massive 11000 mAH battery in it. Even I don't have a clue why it has been named as P10000 and not P11000. But that's not the point. If you are fascinated by this phone and want learn more about it, keep scrolling.

Even though this is the first time time I've heard about the company, when I visited their website I was genuinely surprised. They have a ton of Amazing devices over and their website at incredibly affordable prices. I wonder why I haven't heard about them earlier. But I guess they'll get the spotlight now, because they even made it into a local newspaper of my area. Yeah, for the first time ever I found out about a new phone by reading the papers!

Anyway, other than the mind boggling battery capacity, the Blackview P10000 Pro also packs a ton of other amazing specs in it. Major ones being:

• A 6 inch 2160x1080 IPS LCD display manufactured by Sharp
• A power efficient MediaTek helio P23 octa-core processor
• 64 GB of internal storage and 4 GB of RAM manufactured by Samsung
• Dual Sony IMX135 camera sensors on the front (13 mp + 0.3 mp)
• Dual Sony IMX298 camera sensors on the rear (16 mp + 0.3 mp)
• 5V fast charging support via USB type C 2.0 port

The specs appear to be very competitive on paper. I have my doubts about the weird camera setup on the front and rear. What possible benefit could that secondary 0.3 MP camera be of on both ends? That's what I don't like about most of these Chinese manufacturers. They just provide a dual camera just for sake of showing off a second lens. That has been my complaint with phones like the honor 7x, and it seems to be the same case here as well.

The reason seems to be a face unlock feature in the phone. Not sure how well its going to work, but I guess it's something similar to what we have seen on oneplus 5t. Don't quote me on this, but I think that the fingerprint sensor is present on the power button, similar to similar to the Sony and Nextbit phones.

The company assures a battery standby of 50 days with this phone, which is not too difficult to believe. What's interesting is the charging time with the included fast charger. The 5A charger is expected to recharge the phone completely from 0 to 100 in about 2 and half hours. Then there's the usual insane claim, that a 5 minute charge can give you a full days worth of usage. We all know how that turns out in reality.

But all things considered, this is a seriously impressive feat in mobile technology. Though I can almost certainly predict that the camera will be the worst part about this phone, I cannot hide my excitement for the massive battery concealed within a relatively compact form factor. Its body is made out of solid metal and glass and few plastic parts. Overall, it does not look very cheap.

But you know what is cheap? Its price tag. The Blackview P10000 pro is priced at about 200 USD. This press., you getting solid phone with exceptional battery life and great internals. The only thing that you need to consider here is the obvious weight. I have held quite a lot of big battery phones, and even the ones with 5000 mAh cells feel pretty hefty in the hand. This 11000 mAH Behemoth should easily be anywhere around 220 to 250 grams. So keep that in mind before you spring for this option.

So, that's about it. That's everything you need to know about the new Blackview P10000 Pro smartphone. If you want to those people who constantly complain about the mediocre battery standby mobile devices, then you should probably take a look at this one. If 11000 mAh is too bulky for your taste, there are plenty of other options with lesser but quite significant battery cells in them.

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