iPhone XS Max, Google Pixel 3 XL, Samsung GALAXY Note 9 and Sony Xperia XZ3 appear today in a very interesting test that aims to compare the battery autonomy offered by the four mobile phone models. A test published the other day shows us that iPhone XS Max has worse autonomy than Samsung GALAXY Note 9, but today's test shows us a completely different reality, with the Apple phone coming out ahead, especially in front of the Google Pixel 3 XL.
The iPhone XS Max lost in that test because the Samsung GALAXY Note 9 had the resolution set to 1920 x 1080 pixels, compared to the standard 2920 x 1440 pixels, the test being smaller than the 2688 x 1242 of the Apple phone . Thanks to the substantial reduction in resolution, the Samsung GALAXY NOTE 9 won that test in front of the iPhone XS Max, but when the resolution is set to the maximum value, it loses, just like the Google Pixel 3 XL and the Sony Xperia XZ3.
iPhone XS Max vs Google Pixel 3 XL vs GALAXY Note 9 – Battery Life
The iPhone XS Max gets a real advantage over the Google Pixel 3 XL when it comes to battery autonomy, but compared to the Samsung GALAXY Note 9 it wins by a small margin, as it would be normal, after all. Despite the fact that there is a slight difference in resolution between the Samsung GALAXY Note 9 and the iPhone XS Max, the former has a battery over 800 mAh larger, about a quarter of that of the Apple phone, so it should fully compensate for the difference in autonomy battery, but it doesn't.
The iPhone XS Max comes out as the phone with the best battery life in this test, and the Sony Xperia XZ3 comes out as the weakest, with the Google Pixel 3 XL coming in third, although Google has made improvements for power consumption . It is very interesting to see how many of the tests are done for the battery life of the phones and show what resolution the tested Android phones have, because reducing it can seriously improve the battery life.
