Oneplus shitting on customers?

[Recon97]

http://www.amazon.com/Oneplus-One-Snapdragon-Android-Cyanogenmod/dp/B00LEAPLWW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1415538384&sr=8-1&keywords=one+plus+one

 

First they said that it has Li-Po battery and now its Li-ion? Seriously?

[ZetZet]

This is an amazon page in which people can type anything...

[SSOB]

Not to be ''that guy'' but : Who cares?

[jayctech]

I thought the OnePlus One was still invite only?

[ZetZet]

Not to be ''that guy'' but : Who cares?

Yeah this too, it's same capacity so what does it matter which type it is.

[Recon97]

Yeah this too, it's same capacity so what does it matter which type it is.

There is a big difference between Li-ion and Li-Po type battery.

[SSOB]

There is a big difference between Li-ion and Li-Po type battery.

In day to day use, not at all. 

[mansoor_]

I am not sure what you are on about but the batteries are Li-Po. 

what you saw on the amazon page was a mistake. 

I have the phone and i can assure you it has a li-po, 

and to your final point, no li-po is not better than li-ion.

both have pro and cons,:http://www.androidauthority.com/lithium-ion-vs-lithium-polymer-whats-the-difference-27608/

[Recon97]

In day to day use, not at all. 

There is.You got it wrong.

[SSOB]

There is.You got it wrong.

No there isn't, a 3000mah Li-Po battery will last just as long as a 3000mah Li-ion. So unless you have a factory that will notice cost difference, to the consumer there is not a difference in day to day use. 

[SirRoderick]

There is.You got it wrong.

 

 

No there isn't, a 3000mah Li-Po battery will last just as long as a 3000mah Li-ion. So unless you have a factory that will notice cost difference, to the consumer there is not a difference in day to day use. 

As SSOB says, the rating is what matters. mAh is a standard unit defining charge over time.

[shadowblitz3]

Just a typo error on the amazon page. Its li-po