Hmm....for a battery that big, i'm disappointed. Correct me if I'm wrong but doesn't the iphone 6 plus has better battery life when compared to the nexus 6? :/
Nexus 6 battery life if anyone is interested.
Did you have your screen set to a fixed brightness (and if so, what %), or to auto? It looks like your experience wasn't far from what a lot of the reviews have been indicating. The battery may not be extraordinary, but it should be sufficient to get the vast majority of users through a long day (16 hours in your case) without a boost - certainly better than the Nexus 5 has done, to date.
I had my screen brightness set sometimes at 25% or 50% and if I watched a video then at 100%. But I usually had the screen set at 25% or 50%, the phone never was on auto. I started charging my phone right after I posted those pics and it took the phone 15 minutes to get it from 5% to around 60% which is pretty impressive in my opinion.
Why not to let the battery drop to 5%? :/ Is it because it will affect the longevity of the battery?
I'm testing an iPhone 6 plus and here's first day with it. If the usage time is screen on time (i definitely was on it for many hours so it seems right) then that means I got almost double battery life as user above with his battery life results. :/
As a side note I had screen set to auto brightness. I left Wi-Fi on all day (but was connected to it once I got around 20%).
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Hmm....for a battery that big, i'm disappointed. Correct me if I'm wrong but doesn't the iphone 6 plus has better battery life when compared to the nexus 6? :/
I notice that most shots [not just here, but other places too] have that white google band on all the home screens. Can that be taken off if I don't want it there. I believe ok google can still be launched without it by pulling up or swiping the screen to the right.