Is a large battery crucial in a smartphone? I believe most users will give a positive reply. However, large batteries are not always the solution. If the optimization is poor or you have very powerful hardware, it may not be as good as a small capacity. The youtube channel PhoneBuff has recently measured and compared the battery life performance of the Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max (3969mAh) and the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra (5000mAh). As a result, the iPhone 11 Pro Max beats the Samsung S20 Ultra easily.
The test process is as follows:
Mobile phone call (1 hour)
Text messages (1 hour)
Email (1 hour)
Web browsing (1 hour)
Social apps (1 hour)
Standby (16 hours)
Video watching (1 hour)
Gaming (1 hour)
Map navigation (1 hour)
Music streaming (1 hour)
From the first test, the iPhone 11 Pro Max has maintained its advantage. After an hour of talk, Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max lost only 1% of its power, and Samsung phone lost 5%. However, after the web browsing is completed, 76% of Apple and 67% of Samsung remain. During 16 hours of standby, both phones lost 6% of their power and performed consistently. In the second half, After 35 minutes, the Galaxy S20 Ultra turned off, its battery was dead, and the iPhone was still 17 percent. In the end, the iPhone 11 Pro Max is not only completed all the tests but also persisted for an additional hour and 5 minutes. Of course, it should be noted that the S20 Ultra has a high refresh rate of 120Hz in the test. Although some users say this is unfair, from the perspective of real use, measuring 60Hz is of little significance.
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