Battery size

[steveb24]

I'm sure they'll address that tomorrow, ya know, at the big Moto X event.

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[Snareman]

I'm sure they'll address that tomorrow, ya know, at the big Moto X event.

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Yea, I'm anxious to hear about it, although it doesn't sound like its going to talk me out of a Droid Maxx

 

[Alcarnor14]

I hope everything above is right. My Maxx HD is nice but it's RAM-starved.

All I need is a solid day of (what's for me) moderate use. My Maxx HD does it with ~50-60% left at the end of the workday. ~40% left if I'm hard on it. I can top off in the car on my way to wherever after work.

If the Moto X can get me close (say, 40% after a moderate day), I'll take it.

I certainly hope the battery life is similar. I like the MAXX HD, but it really needs another gig of RAM. Looking forward to seeing what the X can do.

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[Snareman]

Well, only rated at 24h compared to 48 on the Maxx. No thanks.

 

[return_0]

2200 mAh, non-removable. That actually isn't bad because the lower-specced internals won't drain battery as much and there will be lots of software optimizations for battery life.

 

[Nelson Guerrero]

2200 mAh, non-removable. That actually isn't bad because the lower-specced internals won't drain battery as much and there will be lots of software optimizations for battery life.

I dont get why they put lower specs and all that so it will save battery... then they put a small battery in... So in the end it just makes it average battery life...

If they put lower specs and a big battery then we would see a real difference....

 

[Snareman]

Yea, I just can't get too excited about this phone. Sounds like it does everything the Maxx does, just for less time and in a smaller package.

 

[tech_head]

Yea, I just can't get too excited about this phone. Sounds like it does everything the Maxx does, just for less time and in a smaller package.

Yes........