Recently, several new certifications have revealed the alleged batteries for the upcoming iPhone 12 series. The certifications detail their capabilities, which can help to estimate the iPhone models that will use them.
The three batteries bear model numbers A2471, A2431 and A2466 and were found from China's 3C certification agency, as well as Safety Korea and UL Demko.
The A2471 model has a capacity of 2.227mAh, as it is the smallest battery, it is expected to power the iPhone 12 with a 5,4-inch screen.
Next is the A2431, which has a capacity of 2.775mAh, slightly larger than the A2471 model, and should power the iPhone 12 Max version and the iPhone 12 Pro, rumors point out that such models will hit the market with a 6,1-inch screen, XNUMX inch.
The third battery on the list, whose model is A2466, has a capacity of 3.687mAh and will likely be used in the iPhone 12 Pro Max with a 6,7-inch screen.
You must already, at this point, wondering, do the batteries have less capacity than those present in the current line of iPhone 11? Yes, you were not mistaken, the new batteries have smaller capacities than those present in the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max.
In addition to battery certifications, a new 20W charger has been certified by China's 3C certification agency.
A recent report from Ming-Chi Kuo brought up rumors that Apple might not ship a charger (and even headphones) in the box for iPhone 12 series smartphones, so this charger could be an optional accessory.
It has model number A2244 and will be the fastest charger in Apple's mobile ecosystem, as the company currently has 18W chargers present only with the iPhone 11 Pro models. In addition, there is information that the charger will arrive with a USB-C port.
