Sentences with phrase «full days of usage on»

And that's usage time, not standby — Motorola says that the Droid Turbo will last for two full days of usage on a single charge.

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We saw very good standby and regular - usage time on the Charge - after a full day of sitting around, its battery life didn't drop much.

The phone comes with a 2000mAh battery, and based on our experience, it will last you a full day with medium to heavy usage, including 1 - 1.5 hours of phone calls, two e-mail accounts with push notifications, screen at maximum brightness, playing some music and video clips, Twitter notifications and WhatsApp chats.

Sure, I'd take HTC's Sense user interface over TouchWiz any day, but the DROID Charge offers a few things HTC's ThunderBolt doesn't, namely a gorgeous Super AMOLED Plus display and an out - of - the - box option to turn off 4G to save on battery life, which meant I was able to get through a full day with moderate usage when I didn't need to surf the Web at blazing fast speeds.

That's pretty impressive considering some phones can't last an entire day, and the BlackBerry Bold 9900 has been able to power through almost two full days of on and off usage in my testing; again, this is quite impressive when you take the faster processor and smaller build into account.

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.

In the time we had to review the Oasis we weren't able to fully test that six - week claim, so instead we pushed it to its limits in terms of usage, and found that it would last for around a week with a couple of hours of reading a day, with connectivity on and brightness turned up to full.

The 9104 includes a 7000mAh long - life Li - ion battery which in tests gave around four to five hours depending on the usage — running iPlayer over Wi - Fi gave around four hours, where as general usage without Wi - Fi gave around five hours use — and while it's not a full days» worth of battery life it's still enough for most users.

The Continuous browser activity test is a heavy load test and we would expect normal screen - on life, which includes a lot of short - term idle time, to match the reported «powercfg» results of over 8 hrs activity over a full days «always - on» usage.

Battery life depends on usage and hardware configuration; we were able to get through a full work day with a few hours of charge to spare.

After a full day of taking photos and videos around Barcelona, we managed to only rack up three hours of screen - on time, which only consisted of 90 minutes of camera app usage.

InFocus Turbo 5 Plus review: The USP of the smartphone is its battery, which lasted a full day on a single charge with heavy usage.

Battery capacity: 4550mAh (non-removable) Charging Time: Full Charge — 1 hours 50 minutes Battery Life: 5 to 10 hours non-stop (moderate to heavy) Daily usage battery life: One to One and a Half days of mixed usage on a full chFull Charge — 1 hours 50 minutes Battery Life: 5 to 10 hours non-stop (moderate to heavy) Daily usage battery life: One to One and a Half days of mixed usage on a full chfull charge

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 usagOn 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 usagon time, and that can also be pushed to up to 6 hours with slightly lighter usage.

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.

I believe either phone will carry a person through a full day of average usage, and they charge up very quickly to minimize the hassle on days with heavy usage.

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.

Even on heavy usage, the phone consistently offers a full day of battery life, if not more.

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.

I am able to comfortably hit over 4 hours of screen - on time in the most extreme circumstances including full LTE usage, some GPS and camera, and streaming when possible (I'm talking about a very long drive, essentially) with enough remaining battery life to make it through the rest of the day.

The battery life is impressive, with anywhere between 4 and 5 and a half hours of screen - on time possible, and the device has no problem allowing for a full day of usage comfortably.

On the subject of battery life, the A50 does a good job lasting through a full day of regular usage.

It delivers 2.15 days of usage and 1.5 days of heavy usage on a full charge,» said Huawei.

While this isn't the largest on a smartphone of this size, it should be enough to see you through a full day's usage, although we'll reserve judgement on the battery life for our full review.

Battery life during my testing was on par with other flagship phones, allowing the Galaxy S9 + to give me a full day of power even with relatively heavy usage.

I had no trouble getting through a full day of moderate - to - heavy usage, leaving Wi - Fi, cellular, and Bluetooth turned on, along with adaptive brightness and all the other sub-optimal settings that regular people use.

Switching over to an Android - powered Galaxy S6 for two days while using a few more features, like messaging through the watch and popping on one of our choices for best Android Wear watchface, yielded similar results — one full day of usage and then one and a half days.

On average I saw a full day's worth of usage, including some significant time with battery - draining games like Pokemon Go, and the battery still lasted until the end of the day.

Full days of work were possible with relative, but consistent, ease, with there being at least 35 % of battery life left at the end of most days, which would go down to around 20 % on days with moderately heavy usage.

With the video settings on «optimized» (i.e., video quality reduced slightly for reduced drain on the battery), the cameras remained close to full power after several days of continuous usage.

Battery life is obviously going to vary depending on your usage, and while the Moto Z does allow for a full day of use, you will be able to do that far more comfortably with the Moto Z Force and the Galaxy S7 Edge.

I can't give you a precise ranking of each of those phones — because of how varied the «typical» day's smartphone usage is — but I can tell you that all of them will get you through a full day and usually deep into the next one on a single charge.

The phone has no issues delivering a day's worth of usage on a full charge, and the camera is one of the best in this category.

On average, each device lasts a full day of usage (if not more) with around four to five hours of screen on timOn average, each device lasts a full day of usage (if not more) with around four to five hours of screen on timon time.

We haven't seen any abnormal drain in the first 24 hours though, and it looks like the battery will easily survive a full day of typical usage, on par with other flagship phones.

The 3400 mAh battery comes with Dash Charge support, on a full charge you can expect 1 to 2 days of mixed battery life — depending on your usage.

Light usage will allow for a full day of use, but even slightly heavier usage that involves watching videos on Youtube and playing games will mean that you will need to charge your device in the middle of the day.

Depending on how much you use your device, you'll get anywhere between one and two full days of usage from the 3,000 mAh non-removable battery.

If you are looking for a smartphone that provides five or six hours of screen - on time on a consistent basis, and can comfortably last a full day even with heavy usage, both devices will do the trick.