One of the Internet users decided to modify his Samsung and make it a phone with an unusually large battery. The Galaxy A32 5G smartphone now has a battery six times larger than originally, but it has turned into a real Frankenstein monster.
One Reddit user replaced a Samsung Galaxy A32 5G battery with one that finally lived up to his expectations. By welding and gluing, he created a huge connecting link that should last for many days of use. The bundle looks ridiculous and no one wants to use such a phone every day.
Samsung Galaxy A32 5G with 30,000 mAh battery is a weird DIY project
Reddit user Downtown_Cranberry44 showed off his modification on the popular social network. The project was named Samsung BrickPhone because the modified phone really resembles a brick in size and weight.
As a DIY enthusiast boasts, he replaced the standard A32 5G battery with six Samsung 50E battery cells combined into one. I glued this block to the back of the phone, added a couple of charging connectors and voila - you could already enjoy a 30,000 mAh battery, which is six times the factory state.
According to a Reddit user, charging the phone now takes about 7 hours and should theoretically allow the phone to be used continuously for more than seven days. The phone itself can be charged via USB-C, Apple Lightning or MicroUSB, all with fast charging capability. The beast can also be used to charge other devices – the creator soldered two USB-A ports and one USB-C input.
Phone with a week-long battery delighted Internet users
However, there are also obvious disadvantages. The smartphone will not fit in any pants pocket, has bare wires and weighs about 454 grams. This is more than twice as much as the original (205 grams).
Turn up the voltage and you can start your car with your phone. May I ask why? The bomb was planted. Make a 3D printed case and you can start a business! I just figured out why the axis is so offset - it’s because of the cameras! Good luck at the airport,” netizens commented.
We probably don’t need to say this, but just to be sure, don’t try this at home. At first, such a device does not seem safe… or practical. In addition, it is prohibited even at American airports. The TSA service allows batteries with a maximum capacity of up to 27,000 mAh to be carried on board the aircraft.
Source: Wprost
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