Recent leaks suggest that Vivo is poised to join the growing trend of mega-battery smartphones with a powerful new device. ⚡🚀

According to the noted tipster Digital Chat Station on Weibo, Vivo is currently putting a new phone through its paces—one that boasts a rated 10,000mAh battery. 🕵️‍♂️💬

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The hardware reportedly utilizes a 4.53V single-cell silicon battery with a rated capacity of 10,000mAh. However, the typical value is expected to be even higher, ranging between 11,000mAh and 12,000mAh, subject to standard margins of error. 🔋📈

The industry push toward 10,000mAh 🔝

Smartphone battery capacities have been on a consistent upward trajectory recently, a trend driven largely by Chinese manufacturers. 📈🇨🇳

While 5,000mAh has become the baseline standard, devices packing 7,000mAh to 8,000mAh cells are becoming increasingly frequent in the Chinese market. Notably, competitors like Honor and Realme have already introduced handsets featuring 10,000mAh batteries. 🔋📱

Wider market implications 🌎

The leak has naturally sparked discussion regarding the competition. When pressed about Xiaomi’s strategy for large-capacity devices, the tipster indicated that such phones are currently in the planning phase and will come equipped with “all the necessary features.” This suggests Xiaomi is eyeing the sector, though concrete details remain unfinalized. 🧐💡

In a separate interaction, the leaker clarified expectations for Vivo’s flagship lineup. Digital Chat Station suggests that while the main flagship series is unlikely to reach the 9,000mAh mark this year, sub-brand iQOO could very well feature a 9,000mAh cell in its upcoming roster. 🏎️⚡

For the moment, this information remains a leak. As noted, the Vivo handset with the purported 11,000mAh to 12,000mAh typical capacity is still undergoing testing. Even if these trials prove successful, a commercial launch could still be some time away. We will continue to monitor the situation. ⏳🧪👀

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Xiaomi Electric Scooter 6 Ultra poised for global debut: 75km range and 1200W peak power 🛴🌍🔋⚡

Ahead of its scheduled February 28 showcase in Barcelona 🇪🇸, Xiaomi has officially teased the Electric Scooter 6 Ultra. The flagship model has surfaced on the company’s global portal under the “Xiaomi Launch February 2026” banner, confirming that a full unveiling is imminent. 🚀📅

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Designed to crown the current lineup 👑, the Ultra sits above the standard 6, 6 Lite, 6 Pro, and 6 Max. Although Xiaomi hasn’t released the definitive spec sheet just yet, early retailer listings provide a comprehensive preview of what the new top-tier model brings to the table. 🔍📝

More power, longer range 💪🔋

If the listings hold true, the Scooter 6 Ultra is powered by a 500W motor capable of ramping up to a peak output of 1,200W. ⚡ This upgrade promises significantly sharper acceleration than the 6 Max, alongside much-improved hill-climbing capabilities. ⛰️💨

While the top speed remains limited to 25 km/h in most markets to satisfy regulatory requirements 🛑, the torque figures tell a different story. With approximately 45 Nm on tap, the scooter is engineered to feel considerably punchier when pulling away from a standstill. 🚀

Endurance comes from a reported 585Wh battery 🔋, which Xiaomi claims can cover up to 75 km on a single charge under optimal conditions. While real-world mileage will inevitably fluctuate based on terrain, speed, and rider weight, this spec cements the Ultra as the long-distance leader of the series. 🛣️🏁

Beyond raw power, the Ultra appears focused on rugged utility. 🛠️ The hardware list includes a full suspension setup (front and rear), 12-inch tubeless all-terrain tires 🚲, and dual disc brakes working in tandem with an E-ABS system for superior stopping power. 🛑

Practicality features include an IPX6 water resistance rating 💧, ensuring the device can shrug off light rain. 🌧️ Riders can also track their stats, including speed and battery life, via a vivid 3-inch TFT dashboard. 🖥️📊

However, this performance comes at the cost of portability. ⚖️ Weighing in at approximately 33.7 kg, the Ultra is undeniably a heavy-duty machine. 🏋️ It is designed for serious urban commuting 🏙️ rather than being a lightweight “last-mile” solution you can easily haul up a flight of stairs. 🪜

Pricing and launch timing 💰📅

Preliminary reports point to a launch price of around €799.99 💶, positioning the Ultra firmly at the premium end of Xiaomi’s portfolio. 💎 While this represents a significant jump from the brand’s budget-friendly options, the Ultra is clearly aiming for riders who demand maximum range and robust performance. 🛴✨

OPPO has officially expanded its audio portfolio in China 🇨🇳 with the debut of the Enco Air 5 Pro 🎧. Positioning itself as the direct successor to the Enco Air 4 Pro released in 2024, this new true wireless model brings meaningful upgrades to the Enco lineup, specifically targeting improvements in active noise cancellation, connection stability, and overall endurance 🏃‍♂️.

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On the audio front, the Enco Air 5 Pro offers a significant step up in immersion 🎶. It supports up to 55dB active noise cancellation with a reduction frequency range that covers up to 5,000Hz—a notable improvement over the previous generation’s 49dB depth and 4,000Hz coverage 🔇. Sound is delivered via 12mm bass drivers with a frequency response range of 20Hz to 40kHz 🔊. For high-fidelity enthusiasts, the earbuds retain support for the LHDC 5.0 codec, offering wireless transmission rates of up to 1Mbps, alongside standard AAC and SBC support ✨.

Connectivity has also been modernized, with the earbuds running on the latest Bluetooth 6.0 standard 📶. This ensures robust dual-device connectivity, allowing users to stay paired with two devices simultaneously 📱💻. For entertainment, a low-latency mode reduces delay to just 47ms, making the buds suitable for gaming and video playback 🎮. Interaction is handled through touch gestures, which include convenient slide controls for volume adjustment 👆.

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Voice clarity appears to be a priority in this release 📞. OPPO has equipped the Enco Air 5 Pro with a three-microphone system that utilizes AI call noise reduction to isolate voices from background chatter 🤖. Additionally, an intelligent wind noise reduction algorithm is capable of maintaining call clarity in wind speeds of up to 25 km/h 💨. As an added utility, the device also includes AI translation support 🌐.

Physically, the earbuds are designed for daily wear and tear, carrying an IP55 rating for dust and water resistance 💧. The build is lightweight; each earbud weighs just 4.4g 🪶, while the charging case weighs 43g. The case is compact, measuring 63.37 × 50.03 × 24.74mm, with the individual earbuds measuring 30.91 × 17.06 × 19.93mm 📐.

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Battery performance is a standout feature 🔋. Each earbud houses a 62mAh battery, backed by a 530mAh cell in the charging case. With ANC disabled, the earbuds offer a substantial 13 hours of playback, extending to a total of 54 hours with the case ⏳. Even with ANC enabled, users can expect up to 7 hours of listening time and up to 29 hours total with the case.

The OPPO Enco Air 5 Pro is available in two colorways: Moonstone White ⚪ and Midnight Black ⚫. It carries a price tag of 329 yuan (approximately $47.6 USD) 💰, with sales in China scheduled to begin on March 2 📅.