Is battery life same on iphone 4s verizon vs AT&T?

[germanguy]

I know some people claim that CDMA technology consumes more battery. Does this seem to hold true for the Verizon iPhone 4S compared to the AT&T model?

 

[GoCubsGo]

Maybe this will help:
https://www.macrumors.com/2011/10/1...or-3g-data-and-media-as-compared-to-iphone-4/

 

[germanguy]

Thanks. But that thread just points to the AT&T version. I did a Google search prior and did not come up with anything useful. Trying to decide whether to move from AT&T to Verizon with the iphone 5 and battery life is going to be important.

 

[mattopotamus]

Thanks. But that thread just points to the AT&T version. I did a Google search prior and did not come up with anything useful. Trying to decide whether to move from AT&T to Verizon with the iphone 5 and battery life is going to be important.

Did you even read it, or just look at the chart? It clearly talks about the different carries as well.

"One interesting finding with 3G data was that while their Verizon 4S unit ran for the same time as the AT&T model (~ 5 hours and 54 minutes), they found the Sprint model to lag at 5 hours and 23 minutes. Comparisons across mobile providers may not be completely fair due to differences in signal strength which could impact battery life.

In voice calls, they found the AT&T iPhone 4 and AT&T iPhone 4S to have comparable times of around 7 hours and 6-16 minutes. The Verizon 4S model, however, showed a surprising 8 hours and 27 minutes, while the Sprint 4S again lagged at 6 hours and 27 minutes. iLounge notes that the Verizon model may have shown 4 bars more often than the other two. "

 

[germanguy]

Did you even read it, or just look at the chart? It clearly talks about the different carries as well.

"One interesting finding with 3G data was that while their Verizon 4S unit ran for the same time as the AT&T model (~ 5 hours and 54 minutes), they found the Sprint model to lag at 5 hours and 23 minutes. Comparisons across mobile providers may not be completely fair due to differences in signal strength which could impact battery life.

In voice calls, they found the AT&T iPhone 4 and AT&T iPhone 4S to have comparable times of around 7 hours and 6-16 minutes. The Verizon 4S model, however, showed a surprising 8 hours and 27 minutes, while the Sprint 4S again lagged at 6 hours and 27 minutes. iLounge notes that the Verizon model may have shown 4 bars more often than the other two. "

Oops. Sorry. Thanks for pointing that out.