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>With a large 3220 mAh battery, you get over 24 hours of use from a full charge. I would hope so, call me old-fashioned but I would say that once a day is the
by Coding_Cat 12y ago
>With a large 3220 mAh battery, you get over 24 hours of use from a full charge.
I would hope so, call me old-fashioned but I would say that once a day is the absolute limit on how many times I'd accept having to charge my phone.
Of course, you don't use your phone 24 hours in a day (at least I hope you don't) however, marketing being what it is they generally mean "very very light usage" when they quote battery-life.
- maccard 12y agoI'm at a desk in work, so I have my (3 year old iPhone) phone plugged in all day.
- Coding_Cat 12y agoI tend to do so to, my phone has it's own spot on my desk, where I keep the charger. So charging it daily would not be a problem for me _most days_. However, say I'm doing some travelling for example I will tend to use my phone a lot throughout the day. Be it listening to music, playing a game while waiting on $MODE_OF_TRANSPORTATION or browsing the web. That would be one of the days were I would pretty pissed if my phone would not last throughout the day, or I would have to make constant considerations like "If I watch this movie now, will I have enough battery life left to make a call if my flight gets delayed".
- Kalium 12y agoGenerally those time-measurements are based around assumptions about typical use. If you're constantly using your radio and your screen and making it do processing, you cannot hope to come anything close to typical usage.
- nilkn 12y agoThat's slightly larger than the 3200 mAh battery that my Note 3 has and I have no issues with battery life. Granted, the Nexus 6 has a larger and higher resolution screen. But it also runs a cleaner version of Android which I expect would be less power hungry.