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The lithium battery is the primary batteries found in laptops, smartphones, iPad, PDAs, and Power Bank.

Technology develops as time passes, and the same goes for electric devices. The development is not without consequence.

There are many kinds of batteries in this world. Nickel-based, lithium-ion batteries, LiPo batteries – these are only a few of many batteries existing right now.

iPod is a brand of digital audio player or portable media device, and multi- functional pocket computers designed and merchandised by the company, Apple Inc.

Li-Po batteries are also known as Lithium polymer batteries with a maximum voltage of 4.2V and a normal running voltage of 3.7V.

For small and low powered devices batteries used are in the form of cells, called coin cell batteries. Yes, these cells are lithium. These are small yet powerful for the devices they are designed for.

Lithium ion batteries (LIB), also written as Li-ion battery, is a type of secondary cell, i.e. it is a rechargeable battery type that can be charged, discharged and recharged severally.

The term ‘LIPO’ is derived from the words Lithium and Polymer. A LIPO battery is a lithium-ion polymer battery with rechargeable properties based on lithium-ion technology and uses a polymer electrolyte.

For many years, lead acid batteries have been the most dominant battery technology used in solar energy systems.