Sentences with phrase «video battery testing»

In streaming video battery testing it lasted an impressive 13 hours.

In the looped 90 minute video battery test on full brightness the HTC Desire 816 dropped to 75 %.

Not exact matches

Case in point: With the Transformer Prime, Asus is promising 12 hours of battery life — and that's based on tests where the tablet was continuously playing 720p - quality video.

In my tests, I was able to achieve 12 hours and 54 minutes of video playback time with earphones and Dolby Atmos activated before the battery hit 10 % from 100 %.

My regular battery test was able to achieve 13 hours plus of 720p video playback before the tablet shut down which is quite close to the 14 hours plus attainable on the Lenovo Yoga Tab 3.

The battery test plays a 720p video with Wi - Fi disabled, at 200 cd / m2 brightness.

The phone clocked just 3 hours and 4 minutes in our battery test, in which we set screen brightness to maximum and stream full - screen video over LTE.

In this video we show you the main differences between both of the units and put them head to head in a battery of tests.

Battery life as tested by GSM Arena looks pretty amazing at 11 hrs of web browsing and 15 hrs of video playback with screen brightness set at 50 %

This video battles these two devices head to head in a battery of tests.

In our battery test, a continuous looping video with Wi - Fi on and screen brightness at 100 percent, the Springboard lasted 5 hours, 16 minutes.

When used a little bit more intensely with a lot of applications testing, web browsing, emailing, and 15 minutes of video playback, the battery lasted for a day, roughly 15 hours.

In our battery rundown test, which loops a video with screen brightness set to max and Wi - Fi on, the MeMO Pad 7 lasted for 6 hours, 49 minutes.

Asus reckons the battery can withstand 10 hours of 720p video playback, but of course we weren't able to put that to the test.

Finally, its battery held out for almost thirteen - and - a-half hours in our video playback test.

In this video we will show you how each one stacks up against the other in a battery of tests.

This video compares book reading experience, internet, Youtube, hardware, software and a battery of tests.

We spent a good two or three hours testing out a series of Tegra games, and watching several full HD videos and it did seem to suffer in the battery department so we'd question how true that mammoth battery life is.

Using our standard battery tests, we have determined that Google's claim of 9 hours of HD video is true, although it assumes that the video is downloaded on the tablet itself (which is normal for let say, a long flight).

After testing the tablet by looping a local 720p video in Airplane Mode at medium brightness, the Yoga Tab 3 averaged 13.8 hours of battery life.

As tested by Engadget, both handsets achieve around 9 hours of battery life when looping a video at 65 % brightness, which translates to a full day of moderate use to the average consumer.

In our battery rundown test, which loops a video with screen brightness set to max and Wi - Fi on, the Tab 4 7.0's 4,000 mAh battery was good for 5 hours, 23 minutes.

In our standard tests the Xperia Z2 Tablet lost 8 % of battery from a 30 minute 720p streamed video while it only managed to muster 12 % of battery from a 30 - minute charge even with Sony's fast - charge technology.

We test battery life by running a 720p video of «Big Buck Bunny» on a loop until the tablet conks out.

In our battery rundown test, which loops a video with Wi - Fi on and screen brightness set to max, the A10 lasted for 5 hours, 35 minutes.

Amazon says that 12 - hour battery rating is for «mixed - use,» so it's hard to determine in our own video streaming tests if the new HD 8 lives up to those numbers, but the battery life, while not exceptionally good, is quite decent for a budget tablet.

In tests, the PlayBook's battery ran for 4 hours and 15 minutes of continuous video playback over YouTube.

Lenovo says the battery will last up to 10 hours; our tests, which consist of turning Wi - Fi on and playing video non-stop, yielded battery life of 7 hours, 39 minutes.

I've tested hundreds of Intel Atom based PCs and full - HD video playback rarely uses less than 5W of battery power.

In our battery test, which loops a video on max brightness with Wi - Fi on, the Thrive 7 lasted just 3 hours, 50 minutes.

We noted a drop of 10 % of the Q10's battery life during our intense usage battery test, which means you could expect 10 hours of streaming video as long as you watch it under those conditions.

Our battery tests involved leaving the Wi - Fi on and playing video on a nonstop loop; we got 7 hours and 10 minutes of battery life.

The 2,500 mAH battery is quite impressive, lasting 9 hours in video playback tests.

There is nothing to complain about the battery life, as during our tests we could play several videos and still have juice left for normal operation.

A more significant bonus is the Spin 11's battery life: While it doesn't run our Windows - based performance benchmarks, the system lasted for 12 hours and 48 minutes in our video rundown test (playing a locally stored copy of The Lord of the Rings trilogy with screen brightness at 50 percent and volume at 100 percent).

On our battery test, which streams video over Wi - Fi at full brightness, the Tab 2's 7,000 mAh battery lasted for an impressive 7 hours and 21 minutes.

In a battery rundown test, where we streamed a YouTube video over LTE with screen brightness set to max, the Shield Tablet lasted for 4 hours, 10 minutes.

To test Time2Touch's claim that the 3400mAh battery will last for 7 hours when playing video, we set it to playing a 720p file repeatedly at maximum brightness (unlike IPS - screen rivals, max brightness is far from a ridiculous supernova level).

It clocked 4 hours and 11 minutes in our battery rundown test, in which we stream full - screen video over Wi - Fi at maximum brightness.

Our battery test streams a full - screen video over Wi - Fi on 80 percent screen brightness, and the iPad mini 4 lasted for 5 hours and 15 minutes.

In my tests, it extended the laptop's battery life between 40 % (play video for 5:23) and 50 % (idle for 12:00 with display on at 50 %).

The Primetime clocked 9 hours, 17 minutes in our battery rundown test in which we streamed full - screen video at maximum brightness over LTE.

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Under the duress of our more formal battery rundown test, which entails looping a video off local storage with the screen brightness fixed at 50 percent, the Note 10.1 held out for a solid eight hours.

In our looped video battery run - down test, the phone lasted somewhere between 8.5 hours and 9.5 hours.

The real problem was in our video looping test, where we play a 1080p video on loop until the battery dies.

Some tests have also shown dark themes to save battery life — that's helpful for an app like YouTube where users are spending more than an hour per day watching videos on mobile devices.

Equipped with a 70 watt - hour battery, it lasted just a few minutes short of 14 hours in our video loop test.

As for battery life, it was almost exactly the same as the Carbon, lasting 15 and a half hours in our video - looping test.

In a battery rundown test where we streamed a YouTube video over LTE with screen brightness set to max, the S6 lasted 6 hours, 33 minutes.