Extending the layer spacing of the (001) planes to regulate the mobility of Zn is widely adopted to optimize the performance of VOPO·2HO cathode for zinc-ion batteries. However, the unique function originating from other planes is often neglected. Herein, an effective in situ conversion methodology is proposed for the synthesis of the (200) oriented growth of vertical VOPO·2HO nanosheets with oxygen vacancies (V-VOPO). Theoretical simulation and ex situ characterizations collaboratively demonstrate that the richly exposed (200) plane with tetragonal channels can offer quick pathways for in-layer and cross-layer migration of Zn, exhibiting enhanced transfer kinetics with improved reversible capacity. Meanwhile, efficient electron migration in V-VOPO is guaranteed by the introduction of oxygen vacancies. Thus, the as-prepared V-VOPO harvests exceptional discharge capacity, impressive rate capability, and remarkable long-cycle stability at high mass loading. Notably, the V-VOPO electrode (15 mg cm) provides a capacity of 213.5 mAh g with an ultrahigh areal capacity of 3.02 mAh cm at 0.1 A g, showing great potential for applications. This study highlights the orientated growth strategy for facilitating ion storage and migration, offering novel perspectives on the development of high-performance electrodes and beyond.

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