Sentences with phrase «at its default brightness»

The battery life is listed at eight weeks with the built - in light on at default brightness, which is another improvement.

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Plus, it extends your battery life by up to 25 % while reading at default Blue Shade brightness.

It doesn't have any brightness settings, just on, but the default brightness is pleasant for reading in bed at night, it's not too bright and not too dim.

Reading at between 10 % and 20 % brightness (the default setting is a blinding 70 %) in indoor lighting simulates a paper background quite well.

Battery life is already reasonable at somewhere between 5 - 8 hours of active play time depending on how graphically intensive your games are and the screen brightness — as a tip, I'd suggest disabling the default «auto - brightness» setting as it can prove very distracting — but you'll be able to upgrade to higher - capacity batteries with relative ease once they become available.

Contrast is at the top of the list thanks to a ratio of 730:1 with brightness set to 75 percent of maximum (the default), which we measured at 328 lux.

Using the 5V 2.5 A / 9V 1.7 A / 12V 1.25 A HTC charger, you can get from zero to 100 percent capacity in less than two hours, and I typically hit seven or more hours of screen - on time with screen brightness set to 50 percent (except for when the default Battery Saver kicked in at 15 percent).

The 1.2 - inch Super AMOLED screen is as clear and vibrant as you'd expect from Samsung - it can err on the darker side by default (as you'd expect given the South Korean brand is trying to save battery) but if you crank up the brightness it's easily legible at all times.

Better still, even at the default 50 percent brightness setting, I was able to easily see and navigate through the UI in direct sunlight.

The rub is that you only get that extra brightness at certain color temperatures — and not at the default, 2,700 K setting.