Charge Cycles

>>59570431
Depending on the make, ~500ish.

Battery type: lithium polymer battery
Voltage: 3.8 V. Capacity is 6000mAh
The size:9.8*6.2*0.5 (cm)

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depends on loads and temperature
it's always degrading, so there's no definitive answer
for a definitive (still approximate, since no two cells are indentical) answer, you'd need to also specify the load you're applying, the temperature it'll be at, and at what remaining capacity counts as "degraded"

>>59570903
oh, forgot to add that the chart is for Li-Ion, but Li-Po is similar, just didn't find a good multi-load chart in a short period

>>59570431
"I've never made it though without biting, ask Mr. Owl."

>>59571496
the world may never know

Like >>59570431 said, it's not easy to know.

I would trust that on average high quality ones will be good for around 300 cycles before they start losing significant Wh capacity.

This is why I will never buy phones with unremovable batteries ever again.

>>59570431
They start degrading immediately. What you want to know is how many cycles (and under what conditions) it takes to lose x% capacity.

It's usually ~ 500-1000 cycles under ideal conditions to lose 20% capacity.