“…C 1 (MG) 20 f-based FSSCs exhibit a high energy density E A,cell of 5.3 μW h cm –2 (21.1 μW h cm –2 for single fiber) at a power density P A,cell of 0.02 mW cm –2 , indicating a good charge storage capability (Figure a). This E A,cell value is higher than that of C 1 (MG) 10 f-based FSSCs (3.1 μW h cm –2 ) and C 1 (MG) 40 f-based FSSCs (4.1 μW h cm –2 ) in this work and superior to those of previously reported carbon-based FSSCs, such as rGO-PEDOT:PSS FSSC (4.55 μW h cm –2 ), CNT FSSC (0.2 μW h cm –2 ), rGO/g-C 3 N 4 /carbon FSSC (2.19 μW h cm –2 ), and so on. , Afterward, we compared the overall performance of C 1 (MG) 20 f-based FSSCs with those previously reported GF-based FSSCs in references, including C A , rate performance, electrical conductivity, mechanical strength, and toughness. We are pleased to find that C 1 (MG) 20 f-based FSSCs show advantages both in electrochemical and mechanical properties (Figure b). ,,− Besides, CV and GCD curves show negligible capacitance degradation at different bending angles (90 and 180°) (Figure S9), indicating the excellent flexibility and structural stability of C 1 (MG) 20 f-based FSSCs.…”