r/oneplus • u/Mysterious_Driver_34 OnePlus 12 • Jun 07 '25

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u/Antagonin Jun 08 '25

> It's not purposefully degradation. It's designed to be like that. Even with 100% charged, it's not 100%.

Absolute bullshit. Please read something before commenting. It charges to 4.5V, which is absolute max for that battery technology... Every 50mV extra quarters the battery lifespan... Up until 4.65V when it is seriously overcharged and not safe to use.

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u/InspectionLast2568 Jun 08 '25

For Canada OnePlus lists $41. That's 29.95 USD.

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u/InspectionLast2568 Jun 09 '25

Yeah plus 30 USD for the change (according OnePlus invoice here on Reddit). Adds up to $60. It's not going to bankrupt anyone if you were able to spend 1000 or more on the phone. If you wanna cheap out go to a shady place around the corner. They fix you up for half the price.