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Since yesterday, the iPhone 12 / 12 Pro can be pre-ordered in around 30 countries. Now an official document reveals the battery capacities.
Apple's new smartphone models have now also received regulatory approval in Brazil. Official government documents reveal the battery capacities of the iPhone 12 / 12 mini. The iPhone 12 / 12 Pro can be pre-ordered in several countries since Friday, October 16th. But the market launch is to be expanded to other countries soon. For example, Technoblog has new regulatory documents from the Brazilian authority ANATEL discovered. These documents indicate that the mini model has a battery capacity of 2,227 mAh and the iPhone 12 has a battery capacity of 2,815 mAh. ANATEL, the Brazilian equivalent of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), has also approved the batteries in the iPhone 12 Pro / 12 Pro Max devices. However, the capacities for these models are currently unknown.
iPhone 12 Pro: Production in Brazil and India
Apple itself does not list battery capacities for iPhone devices. Instead, the company lists the estimated battery life. The Cupertino-based company says that the Mini model, for example, will provide up to 15 hours of video playback. The discovered documents also reveal that the new devices will only support 4G and sub-6GHz 5G, as expected. Support for high-frequency mmWave bands is limited to models sold in the United States. In addition to the device specifications, Technoblog's find also suggests that Apple will produce the Pro versions in India and Brazil. Apple currently manufactures iPhone models in both countries, and there are already rumors that iPhone 12 models produced in India could ship by 2021. (Image: Apple)
