Sentences with phrase «battery life of the console»

Standout products include Power Pak, a battery pack that doubles the battery life of the console, Power Shell Case, a protective case that both stores the console and game cards and includes a battery back for extra po... [Read More]

The battery life of the console, when away from the charging point for some on the go style fun, is a rather paltry 2.5 hours to 6.5 hours depending on the game.

Not exact matches

The Power Pak extends the battery life of the Switch by existing as an extension of the console itself and is a great accessory for those who are on - the - go.

There's a USB outlet at the front of the centre console for this purpose, but a couple more wouldn't hurt — especially in the back, where flattening iPad batteries were viewed by junior occupants with life - and - death levels of alarm.

Asides from the new console, the Xbox One X box also includes an Xbox One X controller with pair of batteries, HDMI cable, power cable, quick start guide and pair of trial codes for Xbox Live Gold and Xbox Game Pass subscriptions.

Battery life isn't all that long coming in at around a dozen hours but its obviously preferable to the battery life of some other console contrBattery life isn't all that long coming in at around a dozen hours but its obviously preferable to the battery life of some other console contrbattery life of some other console controllers.

Propping the Switch up via its stand is a popular way to play with the portable Switch, particularly in multiplayer, but the limited battery life meant longer sessions were out of the question thanks to the power port's location on the bottom of the console.

The console itself looks good, has some cool features but yet again seems to be lacking in a number of key areas, with a terrible battery life, poor memory, a muddled online offering and currently dire launch line up.

The controllers seem to run out of battery life in 24 hours, even when they and the console are off.

The Nintendo Switch size comparison compared to the Wii U definitely makes it seem like the Switch is the more portable console; while the Switch's own gamepad doesn't have as much of a battery life as the Wii U's gamepad does, its ability to slot into the console's dock will likely make it much more portable if you're taking the console to, say, a friend's house.

These options are fairly minor, but they do involve things like showing you the percentage of battery life left on the console's tablet, brightness settings, and automatic updates for date and time.

The new console is an improvement on the original PS Vita in a number of ways — it boasts more onboard storage, it's lighter and thinner and its offers more in the way of battery life — but there are a couple of aspects that hold it back from unarguable greatness.

* Push the limits of your phone with our high - definition, console - grade 3D graphics, or reduce the level of detail to get better performance and battery life.

That said, the point is still a valid one for the most part; handheld consoles which are designed specifically for smaller, more «portable» games (and which focus on things like decent battery life) tend to outsell portable versions of home consoles with home console style games.

But despite promising several years of battery life in the manual, the console was notorious for losing people's save games.

The publication notes that the embedded memory controller runs slower when the console is taken out of its dock, possibly in an effort to conserve battery life on - the - go.

While it isn't quite small enough to fit in most pockets and the battery life can be a little meagre with a game like The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, most have been impressed with its ability to reproduce home console gameplay on the move.

It is unknown yet of the specs of the console itself or information on the likes of battery life, price or full list of launch games.

Although the excitement of a new console announcement may help fans overlook how there are plenty of unanswered questions ranging from battery life, to game support, to graphical fidelity and pricing, Nintendo shouldn't wait too long before answering them.

As for the battery life of the Nintendo Switch, Nintendo was tight - lipped on the subject, but did confirm that the console was designed so that users could play as long as possible, «comfortably», even in places where you don't have access to a power outlet.

Since the Switch doubles as a portable console, battery life is of the utmost concern.

This feature - packed little console offers tonnes of fun, even if its battery life is slightly pants.

During testing, my DualShock 4's non-replaceable lithium - ion battery ran out of juice after 7 hours of gaming, a depressingly brief battery life that inspired me to keep my controller plugged into my phone charger so I could refill the battery without having to get off my couch to hook the controller up to the console.

It also supports Remote Play for the company's PlayStation 4 console and Sony claims it has up to two days of battery life.

Imagine if they can make custom AMD SoC like they did for their consoles, or SD custom SoC with AMD GPU, I say this because in spite of its allegedly good design, foldability, slim, new category with features etc etc, it MUST pack a PUNCH processing power wise and have ALWAYS ON feature plus good battery life, I do not see standard SD835 or SD845 with Qualcomm graphics carrying any punch.