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3.85 V Li-ion Battery(Upper voltage 4.4V)

Explore 3.85V Li-ion batteries , ideal for lightweight devices like fitness trackers, medical equipment, and wireless sensors. With high energy density and reliable performance, these batteries deliver precision and longevity.  iRay energy provides high-quality solutions for optimal compatibility and durability. Choose yours today for dependable power.

FAQs

Why is the 3.85 V battery called a "high-voltage Li-ion battery"?

The nominal voltage of conventional Li-ion batteries is 3.6/3.7 V. By using new cathode materials and electrolyte systems, the 3.85 V battery raises the voltage platform to 3.85 V, with a charging upper limit of 4.4 V, which is why it is called a “high-voltage battery system.”

Yes. Since each cell has a higher voltage, the number of series cells needed to meet a given output voltage can be reduced, lowering BMS complexity and improving the stability and efficiency of the battery pack.

The 3.85 V battery is still a liquid Li-ion battery, but research advancements—such as electrolyte additives and high-voltage cathode materials—lay the groundwork for high-voltage applications in future solid-state batteries.

For the same capacity, 3.85 V batteries reduce energy loss by approximately 8%–15%, resulting in higher overall energy storage efficiency, especially during prolonged high-power output.

Yes. With a charging upper limit of 4.4 V, a BMS capable of high-voltage monitoring and protection is required; otherwise, there is a risk of overcharging.

With higher energy density, manufacturers can use thinner batteries while maintaining battery life, making products lighter and more compact—ideal for ultra-thin laptops and foldable smartphones.

It is recommended to store the battery at around 3.8 V, with ambient temperatures between 15℃ and 25℃. Avoid storing fully charged or deeply discharged batteries for long periods to preserve cycle life.

Consumer electronics (high-end smartphones and tablets), wearable devices, drones, AR/VR equipment, and portable medical devices are the fastest-growing sectors, all of which demand lightweight designs and high energy density.