To those who get more than 6 hours....
- Thread starter cemian
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Ditto
You cannot make the conclusion that it's the battery from this. More important is how you use it, what you have installed.
That's not actually a good argument, have you seen those wall huggers
Exactly. let me guess, uses Chrome as primary browser.
sean_scouser
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Mines LGC battery
Get over 6 hours most cycles , variety of uses
Get over 6 hours most cycles , variety of uses
That's not actually a good argument, have you seen those wall huggers
Cause or causality? I've no evidence or data, but well, most folk hugging the walls are doing so because they have such a fantastic social life that they cannot stop checking facebook and twitter and instagram for long enough to look to see if there is traffic approaching. And dare i say it, from my own observation, this practice seems more prevalent with aple users than android
(and windows phone users don't have the apps to take up all there battery life in the first place j/k)Ah yes, Facebook... I guess they are just interacting with their *Wall*Cause or causality? I've no evidence or data, but well, most folk hugging the walls are doing so because they have such a fantastic social life that they cannot stop checking facebook and twitter and instagram for long enough to look to see if there is traffic approaching. And dare i say it, from my own observation, this practice seems more prevalent with aple users than android
That's not actually a good argument, have you seen those wall huggers
Exactly. let me guess, uses Chrome as primary browser.
I am a HEAVY user of my iPhone 6+. I routinely get 15+ hours with 15% left by the end of the day. I am on that device all day long.
As for this SP3 and battery life, I COULD get 9 hours if I barely used the damned thing.
I don't use Chrome, as it's a hog, but I am getting between 5.5-6.5 hours. I am a moderate to heavy user. All Office programs open all the time, IE where I grab my email, etc. Web surfing and always using CRM SFDC for all work.
Brightness at around 50% as well.
Not sure how it's possible to get 9 hours unless you don't use it all that much and the screen is not on continually. In order to be "Working" from it one would imagine it's on 90-95% of the time.
Ihave the other battery that has been mentioned. Prior to windows 10 which is hit and miss, i regularly got 8-9 hours of constant use (by which i mean nothing but onenote and inking, and then word with the typecover) and about 30-40% brightness.
I admit though, the brightness levels required to obtain this kind of figure are far lower than i would like. I'd prefer say 50% but am aware that it drains the battery, and the device even tells you so much.
I admit though, the brightness levels required to obtain this kind of figure are far lower than i would like. I'd prefer say 50% but am aware that it drains the battery, and the device even tells you so much.
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