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It even says "Conservative discharge that would not extract maximum performance". A lot of electronics built for li-ion will not work <3V so it's a perfectly re
by ricardobeat 1y ago
It even says "Conservative discharge that would not
extract maximum performance". A lot of electronics built for li-ion will not work <3V so it's a perfectly reasonable benchmark, especially to show the difference between brands.
- londons_explore 1y agoA lot of electronics need a 3.3v rail and produce that from a linear or buck regulator, so won't work below 3.4 volts.
- Tade0 1y agoBattery operated devices, while nominally 3.3V, commonly work down to 3V or even 2.7V in line with the voltage curve of lithium (not li-ion) coin batteries.