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> I thought almost any new phone - with GPS/bluetooth off - will last several days. It's actually the opposite - most modern (especially flagship) phones don't
by izacus 5y ago
> I thought almost any new phone - with GPS/bluetooth off - will last several days.
It's actually the opposite - most modern (especially flagship) phones don't really last more than a day (and here day isn't even 24 hours, but more like 16 hours). It was a massive deal when Apple finally increased the battery life of their iPhones with iPhone 13 series so it can outlast a day of normal use.
There's some difference in mid-range market though - since people buying cheaper phones tend to value battery life, you can get mid-range Android phones with downright massive batteries. Especially in Asia.
- _carbyau_ 5y agoThinking more, Nokia went with the Android One program while that was a thing. So maybe my phone did ok at first because it didn't have too much junk preinstalled. The flagship phones - Samsung in particular - all seem to have all the junk.