OPPO F1S BATTERY

Battery Type: The OPPO F1s is equipped with a non-removable Lithium-Polymer (Li-Po) battery. Li-Po batteries are known for their lightweight and ability to fit into slimmer phone designs without sacrificing capacity.

Capacity: The battery capacity of the OPPO F1s is 3075 mAh. This capacity was quite competitive at the time of its release, offering a good balance between size and the ability to support the phone’s power needs throughout a typical day of use.

Charging: The OPPO F1s does not support the company’s VOOC Flash Charge technology, which means it charges at a standard rate rather than offering fast charging capabilities. The device uses a microUSB port for charging and data transfer, which was common at the time of its release but has since been largely replaced by USB Type-C in newer models.

Battery Life: With its 3075 mAh battery, the OPPO F1s can last a full day on a single charge with moderate use, including texting, web browsing, using apps, and taking photos. Battery life is always subject to the specific usage patterns of each user, so heavy usage could result in shorter battery life.

Energy Efficiency: The OPPO F1s is powered by a MediaTek MT6750 chipset, which is paired with OPPO’s ColorOS interface (based on Android). The system is optimized to ensure a balance between performance and energy consumption, with various built-in features to help manage battery life, such as background app management and power-saving modes.

Software Optimization for Battery: OPPO’s ColorOS provides users with various tools to monitor and control battery usage, including seeing which apps consume the most power and offering power-saving modes to extend battery life when needed.