“…As shown in Figure b, the FeCo-MHs cathode gives a maximum power density as high as 319.7 mW cm –2 , which is far higher than that for Fe-CNTs (240.6 mW cm –2 ) and Co-CNTs (172.3 mW cm –2 ). Notably, ZAB with FeCo-MHs as cathode catalyst displayed an exceptional lifetime for charge/discharge cycles; under 10 mA cm –2 , the resulting ZAB could run for 2000 h (12 000 cycles) without noticeable voltage fading (Figure c), showcasing the advantageous long-term stability over other reported electrocatalysts (Figure d). ,,,,− Specifically, the FeCo-MHs cathode displayed an initial charge/discharge voltage gap as narrow as ∼0.87 V, and the voltage gap after long-term cycling could still be retained at ∼0.95 V; in addition, under a large current density of 20 mA cm –2 , the ZAB could run for 500 h (3300 cycles) (Figure S31). As a proof-of-concept illustration, we assembled a circuit comprising two FeCo-MHs-based ZABs in series, powering four red-light-emitting diodes in parallel (Figure S32).…”