Sentences with phrase «screen on time»

With the usual activities like checking social networks, browsing the web, watching YouTube, taking photos, and playing the occasional game, I managed to consistently get between 4 and a half to 5 hours of screen on time.

The 3300 mAh battery will easily last you for a day even under heavy usage like gaming or watching Netflix with still a little juice left at the end, it provides approximately 6 hours of screen on time.

Amazon claims to have bettered battery life as well with up to 21 hours of screen on time.

We also ran it through PCMark's battery test to see how well it would stack up and it came out measuring a screen on time of 18 hours and 3 minutes, so it was pretty spot on with what we would have expected after using it.

This isn't to say that I was able to get two days of screen on time with it, but just general use of playing some games here and there, browsing through emails and social feeds, and watching the occasional video.

This is pretty much what we got when we used it with things like web browsing, videos, and the occasional game, and it matched up for the most part with the battery test that we put it through using PCMark, which resulted in 7 hours and 36 minutes of screen on time.

But still the 2000mAh capacity does not offer great screen on time as well as the standby time.

You can stretch the juice to last till the end of the day, but if you're using it a lot, then it won't be giving you much screen on time at such low capacity.

2100 mAh battery on the back did take quite some space, but that is only good as the phone easily lasts for a day, with over three hours of screen on time, nearly 45 minutes of calling and occasional use of Wi - Fi and data network.

Despite what a small sounding 2,700 mAh battery may make you think, the Xperia XZ1 has absolutely stellar battery life no matter how you use it, with plenty of screen on time usage, as well as killer standby time.

This is the first time that any Galaxy smartphone we've tested has reached a crazy 5 hours of screen on time.

On average she got between 5.5 and 7 hours of screen on time (SoT) with the smaller Pixel 2, with the battery lasting the entire day even through this heavy usage.

The small size battery on M680 doesn't offer a great screen on time (SOT) when it is used heavily.

Our usage is very different to say the least, as my wife utilizes the screen on time life of a device far more than I do.

The phone performed almost identical in both versions as far as battery life goes, it was capable of producing over 4:30 h of screen on time.

When trying to recreate the battery life, screen on time it wasn't too far off from this, getting about 3 hours and 30 minutes or so on just a single charge.

The phone was still able to produce around 4:30 h of screen on time, though if you throw some gaming into the mix, and play those games for a while, the battery life might go below that mark, which was to be expected.

I was easily able to take it through to the end of the day without having to charge the device up, but I also wasn't using the device as heavily as I normally use my regular phone, and this is because it didn't do too well when testing the screen on time.

Standby was epic, however, and I found the phone going nearly 2 days with light use (about an hour of screen on time).

Even with a full day's use I never saw the battery drop below 30 %, and that was with over 6 hours of screen on time too.

And battery life has been solid too, netting me about 6 hours of screen on time with my typical heavy use.

Battery life is ok you will get 4 hours of screen on time with heavy gaming.

The SOT (Screen On Time) was 5 hours 23 minutes.

I am getting a screen on time of just about 2 hours on average.

This is all powered by a whooping 4000mAh battery, which is going to allow for some pretty insane screen on time numbers, according to Razer.

So, if you want about 12 hours of charging out of this phone and around 6 hours of screen on time, then it would be possible with average usage and minimum visible brightness levels.

Our screen on time for the BLU Vivo 5 averaged about 6 hours of screen, which really very impressive.

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

My screen on time for the BLU Vivo 5 averaged about 6 hours of screen which for me is excellent.

That said, I'm sitting at about 4 hours and 13 minutes screen on time with 40 % left.

With my usage consisting mainly of gaming and watching Youtube videos, I was able to get up to 8 hours of screen on time, which is quite impressive.

On average I got somewhere in the ballpark of 3.5 hours screen on time after the end of a full 18 hour day and still had around 20 % left to go.

This is definitely on par with other flagships and, over the past few days, the battery has held up rather well with an average of 4 to 5 hours of screen on time.

You might have heard Android users talking about Screen on Time or SOT, or you may already be familiar with the term.

During the day, you'll probably get around 4 - 5 hours of screen on time before you need to charge up with the standard Moto Z. That's obviously not the case with the thicker Moto Z Force, which has a higher - capacity 3,500 mAh battery.

Add in a monster battery, even if that means crazy thickness, to allow some insane, never seen before screen on time (could you imagine seeing 18 hrs of SOT?

A very large battery, software optimization needed to reach at least six hours of screen on time and a universal fast charging standard.

SOT or Screen on Time is the number of hours the screen was on.

Bailey: For the battery, my phone would have a very large unit (4,000 + mAh), but also have the software optimization needed to reach at least six hours of screen on time with a solid day of use.

That means during my testing I got between 6 and 8 hours of screen on time with the Tab S2, a number that means you're going to get quite a few movies and plenty of gaming in before you need to recharge this tablet.

Id say it lasts more than 13 hours of screen on time, and with 4Gb RAM and 64 Gb storage capacity costs around $ 200.

Screen on time of five to six hours is achievable on both devices.

Getting nearly 7 hours of screen on time with very heavy usage all day long still lasted all the way until the end of the day without problem, and during a more normal usage day I ended the day at midnight (19 hours off the charger) with 40 %.

I've only had the devices for about 5 days, so I'll need to test them more, but I'm consistently seeing about 5.5 - 6.5 hours of screen on time with the XL, and around 5 hours on the smaller device.

I saw around 4 hours of screen on time with a moderate day's worth of use, but I could easily push this thing to 5 on a light day.

When it comes to screen on time, I averaged about 4.5 - 5 hours in my week of use, with the maximum being a whopping 6.5 hours.

Thankfully, it looks like Samsung has worked a bit of optimization magic; I'm currently sitting on a 30 percent charge with 23 hours off the charger and nearly 3 hours of screen on time.

Approaching 4 hours screen on time, 35 % of the battery still remaining after over 14 hours of use.

For the most part, the LG G5 is capable of getting you through a whole day's usage, although actual screen on time seems to range between 3 and 4 hours.

We then recharged the phone to between 2 and 10 percent, and recording the Screen on Time recorded by the Android OS.