AustinTech
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I bet the real world battery results will be fine. However, 6 gb of RAM... doesn't that require more energy to power?
Wonder if Samsung has some extra junk running in background?
Whuu? I pre-ordered one, so seems counter- intuitive. Haters usually hate without actual investment. Reviews are stating the battery and I point out they are reviews. Still, the reviews overall are opposite for initial battery life impressions from last year. For the 845 version, anyway.Haters gonna hate. Not gonna let facts get in the way, or even wait until they have the phone in hand to reach conclusions.
Electricity doesn't work that way. Using powered speakers uses nothing from the phone. Using plain, non-powered speakers don't "drain" - an 8 ohm speaker drains the same whether it's a little earpiece in the phone that can handle only 1mW or a bookshelf speaker that can handle 100 Watts. It's only the impedance of the speaker that determines power drain - the lower the impedance, the more drain - and a powered speaker has almost infinite impedance, so almost no current drain at all.Using external speakers that drive more watts also will drain more.
I'm not impressed by this phone at all, specially not battery side, that's a huge downgrade from the amazing Mate 9.
To me, the S9+ offers nothing worthy over the Mate 9.
Hahaha. This is true. From the S3 to Note 2 to S7 Edge, all my phones had practically the same battery life and screen on time give or take 30min on my setup. Whatd funny is that when my mom took my Note she made it last 2 days on a single charge. Lol.It's all in how you setup the phone, you can't trust any of the reviews because who knows if they have a million things syncing at the same time. All the veteran Android users setup their phones so well they consistently get better battery life than most people than don't know how to go into settings disable aspects of the OS they don't use so don't take too many of these reviews seriously. I'm sure the s9/s9+ will get better battery life than their predecessors, if you set them up properly.
It's all in how you setup the phone, you can't trust any of the reviews because who knows if they have a million things syncing at the same time. All the veteran Android users setup their phones so well they consistently get better battery life than most people than don't know how to go into settings disable aspects of the OS they don't use so don't take too many of these reviews seriously. I'm sure the s9/s9+ will get better battery life than their predecessors, if you set them up properly.
The GSMArena review actually scores the S9 lower than the S8 in their battery endurance test.All I know is the same sites that touted battery life last year with the 835 version are being critical this year with the 845 version. They weren't wrong last year
Not long to find out, but new device magic pixie dust will bias some initial views.
I haven't seen any of the reviews where they compare it to S8 or Note8. I wonder how it is stacking up on batt life to those?
This is a joke right? Better screen,better camera,ip 68, wireless charging
Not good enough for me, as the battery will be awful to my use, and it probably can't run Tekken 6 via ppsspp like Galaxy S8, because of aggressive DVFS schedule.
Would take the Mate 10 Pro over any galaxy any day, the S9 bring really nothing new to the table.
You were saying?probably can't run Tekken 6 via ppsspp like Galaxy S8, because of aggressive DVFS schedule.
I doubt the battery will be awful. And you can have the Mate 10. No headphone jack, no ip 68, no wireless charging, no expandable storage