Sentences with phrase «full day of use»

It's camera is fast and the battery lasts a good full day of use.

Credit: Samuel C. Rutherford / Tom's GuideWith Ambient Mode enabled, the watch fell short of Motorola's claims for full day of use.

Motorola says that the new Moto 360 and Moto 360 Sport both have more battery life than the first - generation Moto 360 and are expected to deliver as high as two full days of use on a single charge.

The Samsung Gear Live has a 300 mAh battery, which Google and Samsung claim is good for one full day of use between charges.

Unless you're one of those habitual watch - fiddlers (you know who you are), you should find yourself able to stretch to the best part of two full days of use with the Michael Kors Access Grayson before you need to charge.

The Huawei P10 can charge in just 10 minutes and holds a 3000 mAh battery that gives it a sufficient battery life that can handle a full day of use.

A 4,450 mAh battery provides the juice which should be plenty for a full day of use.

I've been charting my Bold 9900 device usage and battery life for five days, as have our own Adam Zeis, Bla1ze and even Miss CrackBerry, and the conclusion on our end so far is that the battery life overall is pretty solid and on par with expectation RIM relayed to us of getting a full day of use out of the battery.

The 3350mAh battery is quite a bit larger than the 2840mAh in the One M9, but either device should easily give you a full day of use.

But talking to BlackBerry Product Managers at BlackBerry World and BlackBerry 7 Fan Night, we were told that the Bold 9900's target battery life was a full day of use.

The battery capacity is relatively small at 2,040 mAh, and I found myself having a very difficult time making it through a full day of use, unless I was using only Wi - Fi.

The phone can easily provide a full day of use and you may even be able to push that to two days with average usage.

The device also comes with fast charging capabilities, which Huawei claims will give you a full day of use after just 30 minutes of charging the phone.

Just like the iPhone 6, the Alpha will last you through a full day of use, but it probably won't make it beyond that unless you're a very light user.

We're still testing, but so far the Honor View 10 gives a full day of use with a single charge.

With a 3,300 mAh battery capacity, the Note 8 will likely last you around a full day of use.

Between an efficient CPU using Cortex - A53 cores and a relatively large battery, the Honor 7X has enough juice to get you through a full day of use.

Without the display on, I was able to comfortably push the battery into the second day, but even when I turned the brightness way down and shut off automatic heart - rate monitoring, I wasn't able to hit the promised three full days of use.

Available in a plethora of styles with various case finishes and strap options, the Montblanc Summit has a Qualcomm - made chipset, a high - quality circular AMOLED display, a heart - rate sensor, and a battery that easily lasts through a full day of use.

The 3,400 mAh battery inside the P9 Plus finds one full day of use no problem whatsoever.

On average, the device would comfortably last a full day of use, if not more, with around 5.5 hours of screen - on time, and that can also be pushed to up to 6 hours with slightly lighter usage.

Even when traveling in areas with spotty LTE coverage, the iPhone 7 Plus got me through a full day of use and into the evening.

You're basically guaranteed a full day of use.

Razer has squeezed a sizable 4,000 mAh battery into its smartphone; it's one of the largest power packs in any phone, and with general usage you'll easily get a full day of use from the handset.

The absolutely gigantic 3900mAh battery is plenty for upwards of two full days of use for even heavier users, and can even be used as a battery pack to charge other devices if you have the right cable.

This is a phone that can easily make it through 2 days of typical usage, meaning serious power users are essentially guaranteed a full day of use without heading to a charger.

That said, the battery can offer a full day of use with moderate usage, but power users may need to keep additional charging options on hand.

Even if you're someone who really puts their tech to task, you'll definitely still achieve a full day of use.

It is good enough to provide a full day of use with around 4 hours of screen - on time, but that is the upper limit as far as screen - on time is concerned.

The only thing really going for it here is that you aren't likely to be charging the tablet but every few of days when using it casually, and it has plenty of life to last you a full day of use including multiple hours of video playback.

A full day of use is possible with light to moderate use, which includes staying away from activities like gaming or watching a lot of videos, but for the most part, you may find yourself reaching for the charger around halfway through your day.

If you're looking for a cheap high - end phone, it's hard to go wrong with one that sports a 5.7 - inch display, expandable storage, and a massive 3400mAh battery that'll easily get you through a full day of use.

Screen - on time never got past the 5 - hour mark in my experience, which allowed for a full day of use, but never any more than that.

By prioritizing of battery life with the inclusion of a 4,000 mAh battery, Razer's ensured that even the heaviest users should get a full day of use on one charge.

There is also a non-removable 3,000 mAh battery to be found, which should comfortably allow for a full day of use, if not more, assuming that ASUS has managed to fix some of the battery drain issues that plagued the Zenfone 2.

Most users shouldn't have any difficulty comfortably getting a full day of use out of this device.

There haven't been any issues making it through a full day of use on EE here in the UK with a mixture of LTE and HSPA use alongside extended periods on Wi - Fi.

Its 3000mAh high - density battery allowed me to use the Mi 5 for a minimum of a full day of use.

You will get around 3 hours and 45 minutes of screen - on time with moderate usage, and for the most part, that may be enough to get you comfortably through a full day of use.

All three phones have big batteries and either of them should easily get you through a full day of use:

On lighter days, the phone routinely got me through a full day of use with more than 50 percent charge remaining.

But both are convincingly better at lasting a full day of use, largely owing to the more efficient processor, a Super AMOLED screen that, pixel - for - pixel uses less power, and a lower default resolution that appeases both previous points.

When we reviewed the Apple Watch, we still had plenty of charge left after a full day of use.

Light usage that involves texting, reading emails, and browsing social media will get you a full day of use, but anything heavier like watching videos on YouTube or playing games for even a small amount of time will require you to reach for the charger at some point before your day ends.

A 2700mAh battery in the Pixel 2 seems small (well, normally, it is), but it manages to get you a full day of use without worry.

The battery is good enough to comfortably allow for a full day of use, but you won't get a whole lot more beyond that.

During a full day of use, putting the watch on at 5:30 a.m. every morning and taking it off at 10 p.m. every night, paired to a Moto X Pure Edition the whole time, the Huawei Watch never once got below 25 percent battery.

One of the biggest issues with the original Galaxy S6 Edge and the Galaxy S6 was with regards to battery life, and it was quite difficult to get a full day of use out of these two smartphones.

Even with heavy usage, it was never a struggle to get a full day of use with this phone, and most of my days ended with 25 to 40 % of battery still remaining.