Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus, Huawei MATE 20 Pro, iPhone XS Max, OnePLus 6T and Samsung Galaxy Note 9 appear today in a battery autonomy comparison, with an extremely interesting result. Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus has a battery of 4100 mAh, iPhone XS Max of 3174 mAh, Huawei MATE 20 Pro of 4200 mAh, OnePLus 6T of 3700 mAh, and Samsung Galaxy Note 9 of 4000 mAh, but the differences are quite large between the phones.
Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus, is the one that wins the test, managing to work for over 7 hours, much more than its direct competitors, a sign that Samsung has managed to seriously improve the autonomy of its phone's battery. Huawei MATE 20 Pro was placed in second place, which came close to 7 hours of autonomy, Samsung Galaxy Note 9 occupying third position, OnePlus 6T fourth, and iPhone XS Max came in last place, not far from the phone of from OnePlus.
The Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus has the best autonomy for phones
Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus, has an autonomy that is over an hour longer than the one recorded by the iPhone XS Max, and this is a huge difference, but so will the almost 1000 mAh between the phones' batteries. Interestingly, although the Huawei Mate 20 Pro has a 100 mAh larger battery than the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus, it still fails to keep up with the Korean phone, contrary to the claims made by the Chinese, who laughed at Samsung.
Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus, seems to benefit from some serious optimizations for the power consumption of the Exynos 9820 chip, last year's version having very big problems from this point of view, at least in the S9. Having said that, at the moment, anyone who is interested in choosing a new phone, and wants to have good autonomy, should think seriously about the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus, because, in this test, the competition doesn't even close to its performance.
