Owing
to the rise of miniaturized wearable electronic devices in
the last decade, significant demands have arisen to obtain high-performance
flexible supercapacitors (FSCs). Recently, a lot of research has been
focused on developing smart components of FSCs and integrating them
into new device configurations. In this work, FSCs based on a Ti3C2 nanosheet (NS) and an organic ionic conductor
(OIC)-induced hydrogel as the electrode and the electrolyte, respectively,
were used. The FSCs fabricated have three different configurations
(sandwich, twisted fiber, and interdigitated) and a comparative study
of their electrochemical performance was investigated in terms of
cycle stability, bending stability, power density, and energy density.
Finally, the experimental validation of practical application was
conducted, which suggested excellent electrochemical stability of
Ti3C2 NS FSCs for driven commercial electronic
gadgets. This study presents mechanically robust, lightweight, high-performance
FSCs, which can be assembled in different configurations for powering
wearable electronic devices.