Re: Battery Longevity

Depends on the battery capacity and how often you use a phone. My LG G4 can last up to 2 days with minimal use whilst other times I can drain the battery within 10 - 12 hours thanks to intensive use (usually bluetooth is notoriously hungry).

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by: mij_sky
on: 12/02/2019 | 17:47

not feeling iPhone ,, but batteries go old and don't hold charge ,, that's how they work ,,,, i thin k

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by: tonicurtis1967
on: 12/02/2019 | 18:27

My S7 uses fast charger so its not too bad depends how much i use it

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by: gvmhb
on: 12/02/2019 | 18:58 - edited: 12/02/2019 | 19:43

Overall I doubt there's much difference.

There's a lot of variation with Android phones as they are made by all sorts of companies to different designs.
Some have excellent battery life and some not.

Apple phones will probably vary less as they are more standard.

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by: c_lockett
on: 12/02/2019 | 19:15

All I know is the battery on my Honor 8X is awesome. It rarely gets below 80 % each day and I use it a lot! 😂

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by: nefarius
on: 12/02/2019 | 19:20 - edited: 12/02/2019 | 19:22

Which iPhone -

iPhone.
2 iPhone 3G.
3 iPhone 3GS.
4 iPhone 4.
5 iPhone 4S.
6 iPhone 5.
7 iPhone 5c.
8 iPhone 5s.
9 iPhone 6
10 iPhone 7
11 iPhone 8
12 iPhone x
13 iPhone xs

Which android phone?

Samsung

Lenovo

Huawei

Nokia

Xiaomi

One 6

Honor

HTC

Oppo

Sony

Alcatel

Blackberry .....

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by: mbthapa25
on: 12/02/2019 | 19:29

generally speaking, androids are better than iphones when it comes to battery capacity and battery charging rate..

however, it does depend which phones we are comparing.. as all phones are optimised differently, hence deplete battery charge at different rates depending on the task the phone's carrying out

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by: baconbutty
on: 12/02/2019 | 19:41

The less you use it the longer it lasts IMHO

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