boltt Ace and Evo 6000mAh Battery Smartphones

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boltt, the homegrown smartphone brand from the house of Fire-Boltt, today unveiled the battery capabilities of its upcoming smartphones, Ace and Evo. Designed to keep up with today’s always-on lifestyles, both devices are equipped with a high-capacity 6000mAh battery engineered to deliver genuine all-day power.

Whether it’s streaming movies, gaming, browsing social media, listening to music, or navigating on the go, the Ace and Evo are built to minimise the need for frequent charging. The Ace further supports 18W fast charging via a Type-C port, with an 18W charger included in the box, enabling faster and more convenient top-ups.

Built for long-term reliability, both smartphones are engineered to retain over 80% of their battery health even after 500+ charge cycles, ensuring dependable performance throughout the device’s lifespan. They also integrate multiple battery protection mechanisms, including safeguards against overcharging, short circuits, voltage fluctuations, and temperature variations for safer everyday charging.

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