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Galaxy S7 to last for 17 hours of video playback at full brightness Comments

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  • AnonD-428442
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  • 30 Jan 2016

Video playback is not a big deal anymore in terms of power requirement as many chips have hardware decoders. The better news is that the battery can last 17 hours with full brightness. That's actually a pretty good news as the screen is usually the major battery drainer.

More useful benchmark, however, would be battery life of gaming with full brightness. That will stress the device fully, and test how efficient the overall engineering is.

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    • sr777
    • X}t
    • 30 Jan 2016

    AnonD-493662, 29 Jan 2016go to battery test table sort by video playback and there you can find it http://prntscr.co... moreCool.
    Thanks

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      • AnonD-18780
      • Hkt
      • 30 Jan 2016

      Cheers! Our old friend Eldar Murtazin's comments are exciting.

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        • JOJO
        • ndp
        • 30 Jan 2016

        biasedCRAPagain, 30 Jan 2016i never believed in anything Samsung releases except from their Note Series, anything else is ... morewhat company is it not a crap in your opinion?

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          • Anonymous
          • v0q
          • 30 Jan 2016

          Huge improvement all of a sudden. Much better to wait for reviews.

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            • Anonymous
            • uHV
            • 30 Jan 2016

            Rocking-Guy, 29 Jan 2016Very brite fone, batteri drains like water from falls, why samsong you not give 5000 mAH batte... moreget your English right will you?

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              • Anonymous
              • uHV
              • 30 Jan 2016

              AnonD-463899, 29 Jan 2016samsung trollLG troll

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                • Anonymous
                • 8xt
                • 30 Jan 2016

                running at vga?

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                  • b0ne
                  • Smf
                  • 30 Jan 2016

                  that's right!

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                    • Anonymous
                    • Rx9
                    • 30 Jan 2016

                    MAGIC, 30 Jan 201617 hours play only on Mars :)Sceptical? Well, for a start the S6 have 13 hours videoplayback and the Note5 have 15 hours videoplayback. 17 hours videoplayback on S7 is not much a lie. It just a slight improvement from Note series. The headline of course is over exageratting it making you believe its battery can last more than 24 hours. The number is just base of lab test for videoplayback. Just like how smartphone can have 75 hours of musicplayback, do you really think the phone could last for more than 3 days? Think carefully guys.

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                      • biasedCRAPagain
                      • UD{
                      • 30 Jan 2016

                      i never believed in anything Samsung releases except from their Note Series, anything else is just pure crap after a few months of use, just like Apple

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                        • nickarad
                        • awW
                        • 30 Jan 2016

                        The best joke of the year 2016.

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                          • DEMO
                          • XMI
                          • 30 Jan 2016

                          To be seen and to go down with the feet on the earth. This world has many taken by cork. It is impossible at this hour so. Only the aliens can do in 17 hours of video playback ?..:)

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                            • MAGIC
                            • JGg
                            • 30 Jan 2016

                            17 hours play only on Mars :)

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                              • nickarad
                              • awW
                              • 30 Jan 2016

                              What good joke..:)))

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                                • Milo
                                • tCQ
                                • 30 Jan 2016

                                [deleted post]They just quoted an external source. You should be asking that question over there.

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                                  • DEMO
                                  • XMI
                                  • 29 Jan 2016

                                  It cannot be so.Video playback, the indiferent of support has to do laptop, notebook, phone, etc. consumes most any battery. Currently, most battery performance to a view of only max 720p, can support a maximum of 3-4 hours.
                                  Many retarded whatever give their opinion appear in this world and give their opinion. ..:)))

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                                    • Anonymous
                                    • rRT
                                    • 29 Jan 2016

                                    Anonymous, 29 Jan 2016Newest Samsung AMOLEDs have around 400 nits at 100% manual brightness, but can reach 700 nits... moreActually they have more k like 500 manual. And some closer to 800 in auto

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                                      • Anonymous
                                      • rRT
                                      • 29 Jan 2016

                                      Anonymous, 29 Jan 2016The SGS6 has just over 4 hours of screen on time, on average, so I haven t the faintest how t... moreThat's with usage in it. 4 hours screen in time, but ironwork around 8-14 hours total run time. And including a mixed bag of Facebook, data, browsing, and so forth.
                                      Not the sane as straight video playback

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                                        • AnonD-463899
                                        • JFm
                                        • 29 Jan 2016

                                        kakouille, 29 Jan 2016Its a samsung phone not lgsamsung troll

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