Apple has revealed the battery capacity of its iPhone Duo ahead of the foldable phone’s launch. The device went up for pre-order last week, with sales and deliveries scheduled to begin later this week.
The company has now published the iPhone Duo’s EU energy label, offering details about its battery capacity and expected endurance. According to the official document, the foldable iPhone packs a 4,883mAh lithium-ion battery split into two cells.
The energy label also lists a rated battery endurance of 51 hours and 30 minutes per cycle. Additionally, the battery is designed to retain its performance for at least 1,000 charge cycles under default settings.
Since Apple sells the iPhone Duo as an eSIM-only device worldwide, its battery capacity is likely to remain the same across all markets. However, real-world battery life may vary depending on usage and settings.