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I think this is very user-specific. My wife has had two iphones (5, 6). Both die much faster than my androids (many many hours). We use them about the same.

• robotresearcher 10y ago
  Anecdotes aside, let's find some data: http://www.expertreviews.co.uk/mobile-phones/1402071/best-phone-battery-life-2016-top-smartphones-tested http://www.expertreviews.co.uk/mobile-phones/1402071/best-ph... http://www.gsmarena.com/battery-test.php3 http://www.gsmarena.com/battery-test.php3 https://www.statista.com/statistics/280508/smartphone-battery-life/ https://www.statista.com/statistics/280508/smartphone-batter... Looks like Apple is middle of the pack among premium phones these days. My experience was with NEXUS 4 and 5, which would often be out of juice when I needed them.
  • DannyBee 10y ago
    "Anecdotes aside, let's find some data:" FWIW: I think it's pretty sad that almost all of these phones are certainly collecting this data (even if only in internal dogfood populations, etc), but then the stats we get are based on random things like "talk time" or ... I wonder if anyone started a public app project that auto-tracks and uploads battery stats that folks can participate in.
  • dannyr 10y ago
    Nexus 4 was released 2012 while Nexus 5 in 2013. Believe me, batteries and power management on Android has improved since 2013.
  • LanceH 10y ago
    Nexus 5x vastly improved battery life over the 5.