So, when is iBomb coming out?
Its already out, I cant remember its name, its Homepod, iPhoneXR or something...
So, when is iBomb coming out?
So now our future phones have zero chance of lasting an entire day on a charge, and 100% chance of exploding.
Whatever they do, innovation when it comes to batteries should be a top priority for Apple and the rest of the industry.
Thank you for the first topic-related postHopefully this will bring Apple out of the Stone age as far as battery capacity and life without having to resort to secret throttling, dropping resolution down to near 720p or a bulky battery case.
Just out of curiosity, where does this come from?
I've moved to an S9 myself now, and I easily get 1 full day of battery life on performance mode. i'm not the heaviest of users. But I'm regularly unplugged all day and get from 7:30AM to 11pm with 30-45% battery remaining.
is it as good a battery life as the Xr for example? or even the iPhone Xs + with a much larger battery and device size? No. But this idea that the phones aren't lasting a day is ... about 10 years out of date.
Can't speak for their lower end models. I'd never buy one of samsungs lower end devices. but comments like yours makes me think you're just posting nonsense for the sake of posting nonsense.
[doublepost=1548338105][/doublepost]
I feel like overall battery tech is just the one tech that hasn't ever been able to keep up with what we actually want and do. no matter what device. 1 day life? we want more. 2 days? more! in reality, if we could go weeks on a charge, we'd probably still be asking why not months!
but the better battery tech, even if it feels slow to develop, the better and we should all be fore every company working on making better battss.
That's a fair point. I honestly would be pretty content with 2-3 days. For now, I just charge overnight which is good enough, but I would welcome any advancements. Battery tech today just feels so dated. I am surprised nothing more advanced has been developed.
A bit optimistic. But hopefully innovation in the long run will move the needle on making batteries less prone to issues in heat and cold and have less wear and tear associated with charging.Hopefully this will bring Apple out of the Stone age as far as battery capacity and life without having to resort to secret throttling, dropping resolution down to near 720p or a bulky battery case.
Just out of curiosity, where does this come from?
I've moved to an S9 myself now, and I easily get 1 full day of battery life on performance mode. i'm not the heaviest of users. But I'm regularly unplugged all day and get from 7:30AM to 11pm with 30-45% battery remaining.
is it as good a battery life as the Xr for example? or even the iPhone Xs + with a much larger battery and device size? No. But this idea that the phones aren't lasting a day is ... about 10 years out of date.
There has been exactly one robot phone that I've owned over the years that has been able to make it through a full day on a charge without curbing my usage habits or turning on battery saver (you know, exactly how I use my iPhone); and that's the Essential PH-1.
Every other device I've used has been in the red by lunchtime. Even if I would go so far as root, ROM, and Greenify, it'd barely get to the finish line. Frankly, you shouldn't have to go to such extremes just to only have to charge overnight.
Even my SE can pull that off, as did my X and as does my XS. The XS often barely crosses the 50% mark.
Sounds like you've got a very unique usage pattern. I'm curious how much you're on your phone, what the usage pattern is and stuff like display on time is. (not saying you should change, i'm just curious to know what sort of behaviour has run into such battery lengevity issues). I'm clearly not in that myself, but it sounds like you are an exception to the rule with how much you use it, compared to regular.
I wouldn't go so far as to suggest that I use at an addict level, but of all of the people I know IRL, I use my phone the most. On phones that I branded as 'not strong enough,' my SoT would typically be in the 2-3 hour range. I'd give you my XS numbers, but they're atypical; I'm trying out Apple's Battery Case currently, and also just had to redo my Apple ID causing me to have to redownload my music, so my numbers are off for that. My SoT is reporting almost 5.5 hours average over the last 10 days, though.
I've never seen the number 5 in the hours column on android.
I don't think I do anything out of the normal. No heavy GPS usage or screen being on unnecessarily, not much gaming (often none at all), mostly social media, texting, and photography.
cool. awesome to get other peoples perspectives an experiences.
I typically only have 2.5-3.5 Onscreen time in my usage. i'm not really addicted to my phone and often leave it sitting for hours wwithout touching it. (i get notifications to watch, so i'll peek at em an decided if it's worth pulling out the device for, i just don't feel the need to respond instantly to everything. So i may go from time to time a few hours between bothering.
but then When i grab it, it'll be for 30-45 minutes at a time. plus GPS for the drive home for traffic. (1.5 hours a day). by 11ish, i'm at 30-35%.
Though, My SE had killer battery. I could on low use days, go 2 days between charges.