Battery Types As Fast As Possible

How do batteries work, and what are the differences between the different types of rechargeable batteries?

[vgamesx]

4:55 Don't be silly Luke, we all know what would happen if Apple got it's hands on a new battery technology...
(WOW, look how much room we can save with our higher density batteries, we can finally make our phones an entire 3mm thinner than the last iPhone, too bad it'll have nearly the same battery life as before.)

[DrFranknter]

4:40 Could last several times larger, seems legit.

[gurkiratsingh]

It's been over 3 years, still no ceramic battery or any other technology.

[ParadoxdesignsOrg]

charging your battery once a week is actually more a "thing of the past" :)

[Longgshot]

I want him to dress in a bear costume for the next tunnelbear add XD.

[gabe]

5 year old video aged well with the "might be able to recharge within days"
Battery chemistry is really, really hard

[SuperManitu]

git as fast as possible, linux filesystems as fast as possible

[awesomefj]

4:12 wow the same "distracted boyfriend" from the meme(which became viral the next year)

[finjiestuff]

LINUS SAYS THE F BOMB AS FAST AS POSSIBLE!

[SeenAte]

Apple stepping up their battery game means you'll finally only have to charge your phone once a day.

[judgesh]

Techquickie as fast as possible! (general process of making a episode)

[Neeraj-ewos]

5:29 That's the best funny face I've seen all day

[TheIrek]

I used to play with RC electricial models and I was always sceptical about that "no memory" thing. I used whole bunch of different types of batteries, from NiCd to Li-pol. I always used hi-end, competitive chargers that allowed me to see, exactly how many amp-hours actualy "got into" my battery (it also allows for charge-discharge cycling to regenerate batteries, setting your own charging current and much more fun stuff that taught me alot about batteries and electronics in general). Let me tell you: the better you treat you batteries, the better they gonna last and perform. And it's true for all types batteries, NiMH, Li-ion, you name it. ALWAYS try to discharge and charge them fully. Also, the lower the charging current, the longer the charging (obviously), but also the charging is better and moe efficient with the lower current (more Ah go in) and it's much better for the longevity of the battery. It is reccomended, for the long service of battery, to charge it with the current of 0, 1C (e.g 2Ah battery - 0, 2A charging current, which gives 10h of charging). Ocasionally, if you hurry you can increase it to 1C (1h charging), but not too often. It's not reccomended to exceed 1C, ever. It's weird to me that these days companies focus so much on performance of the phones, stuff like quick charging, but not the batteries themself. Plus you cannot exchange them easily these days and chargers are crap as always, which creates nothing but problems. And it's not even that difficult to make 5000mAh batteries that are small and fit in the phone (RC people used them for years).

[devlafford]

"Could last several times larger" I'm loving this

[jedi]

Apple is looking to use better batteries? That's great! imagine how thin the phone will be! It'll only last one day but it's super thin!

[fawazalhoqail]

"high end smartphones"
*shows an iphone picture*
I'm dissapointed luke

[TheDJHoller]

1:22 "Into the positively charged cathode..." Oops...

[AJ_Deadshow]

Pretty good video, but the graphic at about 0:34 seconds in with the basic features of the battery, I had to rewind that a couple of times. I wish that part was explained in a little more detail, but then you came at me with the magnesium dioxide information and I was more than satisfied lol. Thanks for this, here's a thumbs up!

[somdusazerate]

10 years ago charging your phone every three days was perfectly normal....

[Oystein]

Actually there are several battery types that are ready but the prosess is slown down by goverments etc.
There is even a battery you can cut with a scissor etc while in use with no chance of shorting and exploding