Hi guys
I have decided to make a battery comparsion of smartphones on market today so we can compare with our P6's ..
The results been collected from gsm arena
Here you go :
First is Ascend P6 !
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The WINNER IS....................... Oppo N1
The LOOSER IS........................Meizu MX3
Oppo N1 is huge in size, like Ascend Mate. LgG2 has the most balanced battery mileage, better than oppo in web browsing.
The p6 battery comparatively suffers in Browsing and video playback, and this must be because of its GPU issues or the 40nm manufacturing process of the K3v2e ? .
My vife own LG L7 II with calls and sms betrry drain out in about 6-7 days.
And its have 2 cores.
Sent from my HUAWEI P6-U06 using xda app-developers app
The P6 have some great battery durability. If you compare it directly to HTC One will notice that even enduring 2h less on web and almost 4h less on video playback it got 2h less endurance rating. This is a phone that uses a minimum of the battery when on stand by and doing simple tasks. Reminding tha P6 has a 40nm processor build with 480MHz GPU clock that is 30MHz higher than tha Adreno 320 on HTC One with four times the number of cores.
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On PAC rom with Nova kernel running 1.7ghz and yes it seems like a good impressive score for the phone.
But... Why does my Chinese tablet ( cube U30GT) score ridiculously higher @ 1.6GHz. Both are on JB 4.1
The cube gets -
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My XS gets -
Sent from my Jellybean Xperia S
optimisation.....optimisation.....
You're scores are what you get under best circumstances. Try running your phone all day using it as you normally would then run a test. You're score wont be that high I'm sure, what you get while doing your daily tasks is what really matters because in the end that's your typical situation, not all apps closed data off brightness low cpu ocs and gpu ocs set to full
Sent from my LT28at using xda app-developers app
My guess is that AnTuTu sucks, so use Quadrant...
AnTuTu gave my old Archos 10000 and my Xperia S about 8000, while Quadrant measures precisely and, most important, it measures the stuff that really matters WITHOUT crashing...
I have seen this big news about Chinese tablet pc manufacturer. Vido, Yuandao, which will relase Vido Vido aka Window aka Yuandao have been around a while, making budget tablet PCs. Naturally, it started with Android, and as the market has been dictating of late, moved on to Windows for Vido W11Pro3, and it will in stock later.
The Vido W11Pro 3 has a 11.6-inch 1920 x 1080p display with a 16:9 aspect ratio. It’s powered by the 1.44GHz quad-core*Intel Cherry Trail X5-Z8300 SoC that we’ve seen on a lot of other tablets from China of late.
Moving on, it has 4GB of RAM, 64GB of on-board ROM eMMC (sorry folks, no SSD here), a 2 mega-pixel front facing camera, and a beefy 9000mAh battery.
That said and done, the main feature of the tablet according to its makers is its ability to take different forms:
It will take almost at $300, which will be also the best rival of Chuwi hi12. So which one will you choose? You can have a try for Chuwi hi12, if you have got the coupon for it.
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With increasing traffic snarls, travel timings have been extending correspondingly and people have been using smartphones to cope with the boredom that accompanies such travel. Gaming is one of the most common activities that people indulge in to get rid of this boredom and if you are a true gaming fanatic with a love for games with high-end graphics, just an average smartphone just won’t do! So I recently tested the Lex Max by playing a couple of games and here’s what I found out…
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But before I begin my review, I’d like to first talk about some of the tech specs of the Le Max’s configuration. The phone comes with a 6.33-inch 2K screen which is visually pleasing for anybody who wants a big screen. The 2.0GHz Snapdragon 810 octa-core chipset is a powerful processor that keeps the gaming action going without any lag or slowdowns. With an Adreno 430 graphic processor unit and 4GB RAM memory, the Le Max handles most high-end graphic games thrown at it with relative ease. As I played Asphalt 8 on the highest resolution, I found no stutter, lags or minor frame drops.
After 20 minutes of nonstop gaming, I found the temperature of the phone to be average and under the usual overheating range of other phones. If you are looking for power and performance bundled in a single package, then the Le Max fires forth on all cylinders.
I have been having some really low SOT's lately... Is this comparable to everyone else? I know I still have 33% in my picture but I barely reach 3hrs of screen on time with 16hrs total on time.
Is there any way to improve the battery life without rooting? My typical day consists of multiple Snapchats, some Sync for Reddit, Hangouts and SMS messaging and Play Music.
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The 10 needs at least a week of battery cycles to get better, I had like 3h-3h30 SOT with max brightness, now I can get 4 hours with the brightness at manual 100%, with Auto max about 4 to 4h30, bare in mind that the crazy SOT some people are posting like 5 to 7 hours are using very low brightness like 15-20% and have Tianma screens, Sharp screens are brighter at max so they use more battery, but anyway give your phone some battery cycles.
SOT put aside I can reach 36h of total battery which is remarkable compared to M9 and A9
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?? Everyday I have more than 6 hours SOT with maximum auto brightness.. ?
Sent from quite brutal hTc 10 ..
And now for something completely different! Well nearly......
Beelink AMD Ryzen7 SER6 Pro 7735HS Mini PC
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The Beelink SER7 PRO Refresh mini PC now boasts an AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS processor with eight cores and sixteen threads, reaching speeds of up to 4.75 GHz! Not too shabby, eh?
And as if that wasn't enough,
Also sports a Radeon 680M GPU that can run up to 2.2 GHz, with the new RDNA2 architecture that can double the performance of those outdated Vega GPUs.
As per usual, it has dual internal ventilation to keep things cool, and its top cover is breathable and waterproof, so you can keep it safe from any spills or thrills. Plus, you can always expand its storage options, just like with all of our Beelink mini PCs!
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https://www.bee-link.net/products/beelink-amd-ryzen-7-7735hs-mini-pc
I just ordered one of these and the next day i noticed thbey have changed them to have one display port and one hdmi. I wouldve selected that one...