WASHINGTON: Samsung haven’t have the great success with Galaxy Note 5 and now the South Korean technological giant eyeing to launch for the first time Active version of Note device which would be the battery killer.
We have reported that Samsung and Massachusetts Institute of Technology have managed to find and way to create indefinite battery which would feature in Galaxy Note 5 Active.
The device is expected to feature the same 5.7 inch screen with dust resistance and water resistance qualities.
Word comes from tipsters that the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Active will arrive on AT&T in November. It’ll reportedly be a waterproof device with an IP68 rating, but even better than that will be its power supply.
The Note 5 Active will lug a whopping 4,100 mAh battery in its frame. That’s well above the Note 5’s still-impressive 3,000 mAh juicer as well as pretty much every other phone in the field (the Huawei Ascend Mate 2 has a 4,050 mAh battery).
The Galaxy S6 Active saw a sizable jump in battery over the Galaxy S6, so it’s not out of reach for the Note 5 Active to see a similar spec boost.
