OnePlus has announced the arrival of a new battery technology that aims to eliminate the problems people face with every smartphone like frequent charging and battery anxiety. OnePlus is calling this technology “Glacier Battery”, which has been developed in collaboration with Contemporary Amperex Technology Limited (CATL), the world’s largest battery manufacturer.

The exact technical details of the Glacier Battery are still a mystery, and OnePlus has just suggested that the new battery technology will offer several advantages over existing standards. The primary goal appears to be to create a battery that is more energy-dense, and capable of longer usage without requiring frequent recharges. More details about the technology will be revealed on June 20.

“Say goodbye to the hassle of frequent charging, worry of running out of power, and the burden of power banks. OnePlus Glacier Battery is the answer to battery life beyond your imagination,” the company said.

The first device to be equipped with the Glacier Battery is the upcoming OnePlus Ace 3 Pro, which is expected to arrive in July. According to reliable tech leaker Digital Chat Station, this device will have a massive 6,100mAh battery. This battery is said to be fully charged in less than 30 minutes with 100W charging technology.

Despite the large battery size, the Ace 3 Pro is expected to have a slim profile, measuring just under 9mm thick. This combination of a large battery and fast charging, packed into a compact design, could be a game-changer for users who are tired of constantly worrying about their battery levels.

What if OnePlus gets this right?

The introduction of Glacier Battery technology could set a new benchmark in smartphone battery performance. As smartphones evolve with more powerful processors, larger screens and advanced features, battery life often lags behind, unable to keep pace with increasing energy demands. This has led to a common frustration among users who are forced to carry power banks or look for charging points frequently.

If OnePlus’ Glacier battery lives up to its promises, it could significantly reduce the need for such measures. Not only will this improve the everyday usability of smartphones, but it could also influence the way other manufacturers approach battery design and innovation.