*Epic music starts* Hey guys so very exciting we have a battery test here 100% to 0% between
iPhone XS Max, Sony Xperia 1, LG G8, OnePlus 7 Pro, Galaxy S10 Plus and Huawei P30 Pro.
So let's get started.
Now we're doing 6 tests and they'll last a bit over 21 hours.
All phones are at 100% brightness and 100% battery.
For the 1st test we have the game Asphalt 8, which we'll run for 2 hours.
Bringing up the results we have the iPhone in last and the Huawei in first.
It's still pretty early though and most of these rankings will change.
Next we're going to run the most important app, YouTube, for again 2 hours.
Taking a look at the battery sizes, I've put the phones in order from smallest to largest.
Checking in the now the iPhone is nearly half depleted while the Galaxy and Huawei have
about 2/3 left.
For the 3rd test we're going to run Temple Run 2 for 2 hours, and they're literally going
to be running.
Taking a look at the percentages, the standards are mostly the same, but some of these positions
will flip during the last few rounds.
Moving on to round 4 we're going to put the phones in standby for half a day.
*Epic must stops* *Epic must starts* Checking in once again, the Huawei did a pretty poor
job in standby and the Galaxy has surpassed it for the first time.
Now we have only 2 tests remaining.
For the camera test I've set all the phones to 1080p 30fps mode.
A few minutes in the iPhone has run out of storage space, so I'm going to end the recording
on all the phones, delete Fortnite on the iPhone, and then restart the recording on
all the phones.
32 minutes in now and the Sony has only 5% left.
It won't allow me to record any longer, so I'll end the recording on all the phones.
The Sony did a really poor job recording and dropped 17% which was the most for any phone.
The iPhone now trails the Sony by only 1%.
For the final test we'll run Amazon until all the phones completely drain.
The iPhone and Sony are now down to the final 1%, and the first phone to go down is going
to be... the Sony.
Now 2 things to note about this result.
First the Sony is the only phone with a 4K screen, so it is at a disadvantage.
Second the Sony would've beat the iPhone if I changed the parameters some.
So for instance if we spent more time in areas the Sony is strong in, like gaming and benchmarks,
then the Sony would've beat the iPhone.
That said, the Sony's battery size is still way too small especially combined with the
4K display.
For the Sony Xperia 2 we're definitely going to need a larger battery.
The next phone to go down is... the iPhone, which lasted 8 minutes longer than the Xperia.
The next iPhone could also really benefit from a larger battery.
Coming in 4th we have the LG which lasted nearly an hour longer than the iPhone.
The LG did an excellent job here, even with the smaller battery size.
Getting into the top 3 now, the OnePlus goes down.
So this did an excellent job as well since it has a 90Hz display.
Down to our final 2 now, coming in 2nd place we have... the Huawei which makes the winner
the Samsung Galaxy S10+.
So we're going to let the Samsung continue running.
44 minutes later it finally goes down.
Excellent job here for the S10+, which remains undefeated in all our battery tests.
Alright guys so hopefully you all enjoyed.
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