Sentences with phrase «days of battery life before»

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In my tests, the Pixel 2 would charge up to almost half in about 15 minutes (about seven hours of battery), extending the battery life for a day of work right before your commute.

They also suffer from short battery lives of as little as one day before they need to be recharged.

The third advantage over the Fitbit gadget is that this one has a much stronger battery life — if you don't use the GPS, you can squeeze a solid 8 days out of it before it goes dark — this is one of the best batteries in the business!

The Galaxy Tab 8.9 hosts a 6100mAh battery which should get you around 9 hours of battery life, and having put it to the test running throughout the day on light use it was around nine hours before we had to reach for the dock connector to charge it up again.

Barnes and Noble's battery life evaluations have always been tricky, but before they said that if you read for 30 minutes a day, at a pace of a page per minute, the battery life would last two months (with wi - fi off).

PS my first charge also only lasted 1 week, my second charge 3 days because of some wierd sleeping battery drain issue which has since gone away and my 3rd charge was 3 weeks of heavy use, my current charge has lasted 1 1/2 wks to about 75 % battery life (which may not be 100 % accurate, as I mentioned my wierd battery life indicator results, last time I got to about 50 % battery life and it would occasionally randomly power off, but then left me power it right back up, which lasted about 5 days of reading before the battery was completely exhausted).

While the older ones get about 4 - 6 hours of battery life, enough of a single day while away from home, my Slim gets around 10 - 12 hours before I have to recharge.

The Apple Watch Series 3 features what Apple calls «all - day battery life» with up to 18 hours of usage before needing to recharge, but in some cases, the Series 3 models with LTE will see their batteries drain faster.

The company also said the smartwatch provides «days» of battery life before it needs recharging.

Just like the previous device in the Gear Fit 2 family, you'll be looking at an average battery life expectancy of two to three days before needing a refill.

Because it now includes onboard GPS connectivity, instead of relying on your connected phone's hardware, battery life for the new vívosport is only rated at about seven days before you'll need to tether it to its charging cable.

While Apple says the phone is doing much more than before, but still has the same battery life, the way I would look at it is that you need to reach for the charger by the end of the working day if you use the phone like you are supposed to.

OnePlus isn't offering the best battery life on the market here, but it's a similar level to most of the flagship competition, and unless you're a power user you'll probably get through a whole day of using the OnePlus 5 and still have a little leftover before you plug in overnight.

This didn't really play a part as you need at least three days of initial usage before the feature kicks in, but I can't imagine how much better the battery life would be once app optimization starts doing its work.

The Galaxy Tab 8.9 hosts a 6100mAh battery which should get you around 9 hours of battery life, and having put it to the test running throughout the day on light use it was around nine hours before we had to reach for the dock connector to charge it up again.

My biggest issue with this (and every) Android Wear watch is that you get one day of battery life at most before that cool - looking smartwatch becomes a useless hunk of metal on your wrist.

The other issue with sleep tracking is the battery life - as you need to charge the watch every couple of days you'll only get a night or two's sleep information before you'll want to power it up overnight, so it's hard to depend on the Gear Sport as a regular sleep tracker.

If you find your phone running short on power before the end of the day, here are a handful of suggestions for maximizing battery life.

In this day and age where smartphones are at the center of our digital lives, battery life is more important than it has ever been before.

The battery life on the Suunto Spartan Trainer Wrist HR is pretty good - we got 3 - 4 days of constant use (with exercise each day) before needing to charge.

Speaking of which, you don't really have to plug in the mouse that often, with me getting more than two days of battery life from the Razer Lancehead before it hit 15 %.

Huawei also boasts up to 21 days of battery life with a 45 day standby time before a charge is needed, so users can expect this fitness tracker to last for quite a while in between charges.