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150732 curved LiPo battery: 3.7 V, 20 mAh, for wearables

One curved listing, stated exactly: 3.7 V, 20 mAh, 1.5 x 7 x 32 mm, 300-times cycle life, listed for wearables.

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Wearable bands curve, and the 150732 curves with them. At 1.5 x 7 x 32 mm, it is a small, slim curved cell designed to sit along a band or bracelet where a flat cell would leave dead space and press unevenly. The capacity is correspondingly small — 20 mAh — and this page is explicit about that trade: the curved shape buys fit and comfort, and it pays for them in energy. A wearable that needs days of runtime from a single charge will not get them from 20 mAh, and a wearable that sips power between brief active periods may find 20 mAh entirely adequate.

The listing's cycle life is stated as 300 times. For a wearable charged daily, that figure translates into roughly a year of daily cycling before capacity falls to the listing's end-of-life level, though real life depends on charge habits, temperature and depth of discharge. A wearable maker should plan for that horizon: either design for a replaceable cell, or accept a service-life limit, or choose a larger cell if the band allows it. The 300-times figure belongs to this listing and should not be quoted for other curved cells, which carry their own figures where stated.

Specification as listed

Model150732
Voltage3.7 V
Capacity20 mAh
Size1.5 x 7 x 32 mm
Cycle life (this listing)300 times
Minimum order (this listing)10 pcs
Enquiry price range (this listing)$1.60–1.88
Lead time (this listing)7 work days
Applications as listedToys, consumer electronics; listing title: wearables
ChemistryLi-polymer

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Commercially, this listing states a 10-piece minimum order, an enquiry range of $1.60–1.88 and a 7-work-day lead time, all for this listing only. That small minimum suits a fit test in the real band: confirm the curve radius against the band, confirm the cell sits without stress on the pouch, and measure runtime in the real device before committing to a band design around this cell. The listing's application field names toys and consumer electronics, while its title names wearables; this page treats the wearable use as the anchor, following the title, and does not extend the cell to applications the listing does not name.

The other curved listings differ substantially: the 302040 is a 200 mAh curved cell for wearables, and the 651458 is a 500 mAh curved cell listed for smart bracelets among other uses. A buyer choosing between curved cells should compare them on band geometry and runtime target, not on the shared word curved. If none of the three matches the band's radius and length, the custom route — custom curved shapes are part of the factory profile's custom capability — starts from the band drawing.

For an inquiry based on this cell, state the band's radius and available length, the device's average current and runtime target, the charging arrangement, and whether the cell must be replaceable. Those facts, with the 1.5 x 7 x 32 mm outline, are enough for the supplier to confirm fit and to say whether sampling this listing or designing a custom curve is the right next step.

Related pages

Curved LiPo · Wearable devices · Cycle life basics · Custom LiPo

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