iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max – Battery life

iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max have the battery autonomy revealed by the Apple company, and things are not quite as simple as they seem at first glance.

iPhone XS iPhone XS Max Battery Life

iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max the Apple company announced improvements to the battery autonomy compared to the iPhone X, meaning half an hour more use for the first, and an hour and a half more for the second. Comparing the specifications that Apple lists for the battery for iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max and iPhone X, the situation is slightly different, at least for the first, as for the second things are only good.

The iPhone XS offers 30 more minutes in use compared to the iPhone X, but in the case of talking on the phone, the autonomy will decrease by 1 hour, offering only 20 hours, instead of 21 hours. Otherwise, the iPhone XS loses an hour in the case of playing video clips, reaching 13 hours instead of 14, but it will allow you to use the Internet for 12 hours, and it will allow you to play music for 60 hours, fast charging making in the same conditions.

iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max – Battery life

iPhone XS Max surpasses iPhone X in all aspects, with an hour and a half for use, 5 hours for talking on the phone, an hour for video playback, 5 hours for listening to music, and an hour for surfing the Internet. iPhone XS Max also surpasses iPhone 8 Plus by 4 hours for talking on the phone, 1 hour for video playback and 5 hours for listening to music, but using the Internet will consume the battery in 13 hours, so there are no differences here.

The iPhone XS Max will definitely have a battery of over 3000 mAh integrated by the Apple company, and this is because otherwise such autonomy cannot be sustained with such a large OLED screen. Even if the new A12 Bionic chip is designed to consume less energy, the screen cancels this gain, and the iPhone XS Max is the phone that anyone who wants good battery autonomy should consider.