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Battery life in Android land is a matter of choosing the right handset. I don't believe the iPhone holds a candle to my Note 2 or the RAZR Maxx if you actually
by blinkingled 14y ago
Battery life in Android land is a matter of choosing the right handset. I don't believe the iPhone holds a candle to my Note 2 or the RAZR Maxx if you actually use the phone heavily. Plus replaceable/extended batteries are another option.
- djt 14y agoComparing the iPhone to a Note 2 is probably unfair as those things are HUGE!
- blinkingled 14y agoI guess any Android phone is now a days. The Razr is smaller of the two. But I think the point still stands due to replaceable batteries on phones like the S3 mini.
- mtgx 14y agoExactly - it uses a much bigger power-drawing screen, too.
- driverdan 14y agoThe Note 2 is a tablet that also happens to make calls. Compare it to the iPad Mini. The Nexus 4's battery is not removable.
- blinkingled 14y agoMost people buy the Note 2 as a phone though. But the point is you can still choose - big hands, like big screen get a Note 2. Want something smaller - get Razr Maxx HD or S3 mini with extra battery. All I am saying is that battery life isn't an issue on Android any longer. Even with the smaller non-removable battery phones, with little tweaks you can get battery life very similar to what the iPhone 4/4S have offered (don't know about iPhone 5).
- wting 14y agoCan the iPad Mini make phone calls? Can it fit in my pocket? The Mini's surface is 23 in^2 larger.
- fossuser 14y agoI'm sure it is variable by handset, but I had no interest in any android phone apart from the Nexus line.