Brazilian agency reveals Galaxy S9 and S9+ battery capacities Comments

• AnonD-669148
• 38G
• 15 Jan 2018

AnonD-488547, 15 Jan 2018On the one hand, boooo On the other hand, I'm pulling a consistent 6 hours SOT with my note 8... moreI always get more than 6 hours screen on time on my "old" Moto G4, so I am not impressed by Samsungs latest flagships... batterylife!

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• AnonD-488547
• 4In
• 15 Jan 2018

On the one hand, boooo
On the other hand, I'm pulling a consistent 6 hours SOT with my note 8, so whatever software changes Samsung has made in experience 8.5 over 8 must include some pretty amazing power management improvements. Curious to see what the Oreo and experience 9 will bring.

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• AnonD-691868
• P74
• 15 Jan 2018

GSMArena loves Brazil!

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• Kiyasuriin
• nYT
• 15 Jan 2018

Was anticipated to hear at first of the 3,200 mAh battery. but keeping it 3k is fine too. as long general endurance is better.

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• AnonD-207607
• mur
• 15 Jan 2018

Eh gonna skip this. I'll wait for s10 or further when 4000mah+ battery comes

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• Tyrone1
• Jci
• 15 Jan 2018

what is most consumed is the screen, the energy saving of the CPU is insignificant

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• Zenodroid
• LgH
• 15 Jan 2018

Lol. My blow s9 wish will be reality. Again.

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• M33
• nUx
• 15 Jan 2018

If every new generation chipsets were more and more power efficient, today smartphones would have 25h Screen-on time.It's just gimmick.

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• AlienFromNextDoor
• JK1
• 15 Jan 2018

Oh boy oh boy... more of the same.

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