Sentences with phrase «completely full battery»
If you wish you can select a pure electric mode and, with a completely full battery, the GTE will cover 31 miles before resorting to the help of its petrol engine.
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Your camera's battery life is measured by how many photos it can take on a full charge before it's completely depleted.
In my time dodging cyclists on Mallorca, it seemed to be able to take the battery pack from mostly depleted to completely full in about 15 minutes.
Technically, we've tested quite a few laptop computers that can last over eight hours, and seen some that can go a full 24 hours on a charge, but we're usually talking about devices that are running completely idle, with the screen brightness turned down unnaturally low, and often with a sizable extended battery bolted onto the bottom.
The battery icon remained completely full after a few hours of testing.
The bike's range and charging time puts it clearly in the car - killer sector of e-bikes, as even a long - ish bike commute can be covered virtually sweat - free with its electric assist, while less than a full working day is required to completely top off its battery for the ride home.
With a Level 2 charger, I'd have a full battery (from empty to full) in about 4 to five hours, and because the battery is almost never completely empty, I'd most often be able to top up within a few hours.
Moving onto the next criteria and we use the same 1080p HD video file, charge phones to full and loop the video until the battery drains completely.
As well as a clearer picture of a battery's status, the update will also provide users with the option to completely disable performance throttling if they would prefer to risk random device shutdowns to maintain full CPU and GPU power and performance standards.
You'll have to completely turn off the Cloud Flight's lights to take full advantage of its long battery life.
When full, it's completely wireless and uses the internal battery to refuel your wireless charging iPhone.
Technically, we've tested quite a few laptop computers that can last over eight hours, and seen some that can go a full 24 hours on a charge, but we're usually talking about devices that are running completely idle, with the screen brightness turned down unnaturally low, and often with a sizable extended battery bolted onto the bottom.