Sentences with phrase «usage on a full charge»

This handset is also powered by a 3200 mAh battery that ensures a day long usage on a full charge.

With weighs only at 1.28 lb (580 g) and 3 cell (24.8 Wh) Lithium Ion Battery that capable to gives up to 10 hours of battery usage on full charge, this tablet is great portable multimedia and entertainment tablet for users on the go.

The Lithium Polymer battery also provides few hours of battery usage on full charges.

Comes with a 3500mAh Lithium Ion battery that provides up to 5 hours of battery usage on full charges, the Aluminum shell budget friendly tablet measures 195 x 119 x 10 mm, meaning it easily slip into small bag.

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 charge

According to the company the watch will last for up to 18 hours of heavy usage on a full charge.

You can expect 5 to 9 hours of moderate to heavy continuous usage on a full charge.

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

When it comes to the battery life the Gear gives just over 24 hours (heavy) usage on a full charge whereas Sony Smartwatch 2 gives over 72 hours of usage.

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.

Battery life is okay — you can expect 3 to 5 hours of non-stop moderate to heavy usage on a full charge.

Battery backup looks pretty good, you can expect about 5 to 9 hours of continuous moderate to heavy usage on a full charge.

It does a decent job you can expect 4 to 5 hours of continuous moderate to heavy usage on a full charge.

Not exact matches

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.

Powering the hardware is a 2600mAh battery that has been rated to last for 12 hours of usage and 560 hours of standby time on a single full charge.

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.

For battery, the company offers a removable battery and will be available in two models, 2cell battery that provides around 6 - 8 hrs of battery life on full charge and a 4cell removable battery provides up to 10 hours of normal usage with one charge.

You could pay in full every time, have a credit score of 820 and still have your grace period shortened, see mandatory arbitration clauses on your terms and conditions, and now possibly be charged inactivity or low usage fees.

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.

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.

Screen usage (screen - on time) is shown right up top, along with the time since your last full charge.

On a full charge the handset will last for a day with moderate 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.

With normal usage, it lasts for a day on a full - charge.

In general usage, the device can easily last over two days on a single full charge.

The earbuds in turn on a full charge will give you 4 hours of usage time.

It is now a 3,930 mAh battery with Quick Charge 3.0 support and combined with a power efficient chip like the Snapdragon 835; the phone is surely going to last more than a day on normal usage and a full day on heavy usage.

The E3 Power as mentioned houses a 3500 mAh battery — fast charging is supported, on a full charge the handset should easily last for over a day with moderate mixed usage.

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.

On a full charge you will get around 7 to 16 hours non-stop moderate to heavy usage.

On a full charge you can expect 4 to 9 hours of non-stop moderate to heavy usage.

On a Pixel or any phone running the latest stock Android Oreo version, you just go to the «Battery» menu, then you can the apps that are draining your battery under the App usage since full charge section.

Currently, most smartwatches need to be charged basically every day, and depending on usage, they may not make that full day.

ZenWatch 2 has 400 mAh battery that can last for two days on one full charge but that can go beyond, depending on your usage.

I charge my phone every night and after moderate daily usage (2 to 3 hrs screen - on time) and 13 hrs since the last full charge, I go to bed with about 25 % to 30 % battery left (sometimes a tiny bit more), which is pretty consistent in my experience.

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 watch delivers two days battery backup on one full charge and can do better, depending on usage.

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 Charge support, on a full charge you can expect 1 to 2 days of mixed battery life — depending on your charge you can expect 1 to 2 days of mixed battery life — depending on your usage.

It takes less than 3 hours to charge and on a full charge you can use 4A non-stop for 6 to 9 hours with moderate to heavy usage.

Battery On a full charge the 2200 mAh battery can deliver up to 6 hours of continuous usage (moderate to heavy).

On a full charge you can expect up to 12 hours of non-stop usage.

Using the Moto G4 Plus for three days as my primary phone proved I could go a full day on a single charge with moderate 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.

The 3300 mAh battery on a full charge gives up to 15 hours internet usage time on 4G.

In our tests the Strix's battery barely broke two hours of battery life on a full charge, and about two and a half hours during light usage.

Sports + earphone from TAGG houses a 120 mAh battery, it takes about 2 hours to charge this in - ear BT headphone and on a full charge gives around 8 hours of non-stop usage time.

On a full charge this 8.9 inch tab gives 12 hours usage and 18 hours of reading.