Galaxy Note 10: Detailed Battery Life Review After 3 Days! By Shane Starnes

What's up guys, Shea mus tours here and I, just received my Galaxy Note into mail today, I'll be unboxing that and setting that up and providing lots of content on the Galaxy Note, n +. But what you guys keep asking me about the battery life on the Galaxy Note 10, so my Galaxy Note, template ear comes with a four thousand and three hundred behemoth giant William hour battery. While the note 10 comes with a measly minuscule 3600 William hour battery, so I think it's important that we go over the settings that I've used for the past three days on this phone I've had the always-on display turned on, and so, if I've not been using, my phone, the always-on display, has been on at all times. I've also had adaptive, brightness turned on so adaptive brightness has been turned on, so that just means that the screen has adapted to the lining. That's around me. If I've been outside, which I'm outside most of my day, the screen is brighter when I'm inside the screen is less bright and then the only other change that I've made is I, do have a dark, wallpaper and I do have dark mode turn on which can consume less battery, since the OLED panel actually turns off pixels that aren't being used.

This is going to be my in depth. Battery life review on the standard Galaxy Note, 10 days of use. As you can see, it is 9:43 in the evening here, I've still got 21% battery left. That doesn't tell the full story. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to go into my screenshots, where I've been following my battery life over the past three days, so I'll go into my gallery, and we started on August 19th August 19th about 9:00 a.

m. I still had 89 percent battery left and at 9:01 I had been using the screen for about 46 minutes. My phone had been unplugged from the power source at about 6:45. That day, as you can see here, at 9 o'clock. I had about 89 percent battery life, and then you can see 46 minutes of that was screen on time and the always-on display had been on for about an hour and a half, and it already consumed 1% of my battery life.

While my screen in 46 minutes had consumed about 3% of the battery life by 11:49. In that day, I was at 75% battery life, with an estimated battery life of 18 hours and 47 minutes. If we go into the battery usage, I had been off charge for five hours and had one hour 15 minutes of screen time, which is not terrible for a 3,600 William hour battery. My always-on display had concerned about 2% of my battery, and you can see the other applications that I had used at this point. I used YouTube for 20 minutes I was on Twitter and Facebook for a few minutes here and there alright.

So by about 3 o'clock in the afternoon, I was down to 50% battery so still respectable, but we need to go into the battery usage. I had only used two and a half hours of screen on time. One of those hours was spent on YouTube and the always-on display at this point had consumed 3% of my battery life once again about 22 minutes on Facebook.19 minutes on Twitter did not consume a lot of battery there by 6 o'clock. On the first day, I was already down to 19% so where I'm used to having the 1 plus 7 Pro be at 35% at 10:30 in the evening and me never having to worry about battery life. I was already under 20% at 6 o'clock.

In the evening, I had only had 3 and a half hours of screen on time about 2 hours of YouTube consumption there and the always-on display used about 4% of my battery life I had about half an hour of each of Twitter and Facebook all right, so I, wrapped up my day at 10 o'clock in the evening with 1 percent battery remaining I had a screen on time of almost but not quite 5 hours, and at YouTube was three and a half hours of YouTube consumption, always on display only used.6 percent for the entire day, and you can see the other apps that were used yesterday, I remembered to start tracking the battery at about twelve forty-three in the afternoon, I still had 71 percent battery left, and I have my screen on for about one hour. So I was at seventy percent so about 30 percent drainage with one hour of screen on time always on display had consumed about. Two percent of battery and I had used my YouTube Music app to stream music with the screen off for about 14 minutes, jumping forward to 146 in the afternoon, I was already down to 58 percent battery life. My screen on time was at almost two hours, with two hours of use on YouTube. Some of that was streaming content without the screen turned on, so I was able to get almost three hours of YouTube streaming.

Once again. A lot of that was with the screen, turned off HBO Go I used for about 30 minutes. My always on display here had consumed.2 percent of my battery by the time I was a 50 percent battery, and you can see the rest of the usage there. Yesterday, I made the realization that I was gonna, have to really kind of use. My phone a little less often after about 3 o'clock in the afternoon to conserve my battery, so I realized hey.

If I want this phone to last all day, I better start conserving the battery life. It's something that I didn't have to worry about with the s10 plus is something I didn't have to worry about with a 1 + 7 pro, but I found myself on the Galaxy Note 10 having to kind of hold back from battery usage, so at 8:30 I was already at 11 percent battery life. I'd had about 4 hours of screen on time, 4 of those hours used on YouTube, whether it be with a screen on or off about an hour and a half an HBO, GO and I, always on display had only used about 4% of my battery by 10 o'clock in the evening, I was down to 1%, and I wasn't able to make it to the next screen to show you the amount of screen on time, but it was almost not quite 5 hours, so it was at about 4 and a half hours four hours of 45 minutes of screen on time, which is not terrible for a three thousand and six hundred mill amp hour battery alright. So today, I started my day off at 8 o'clock with 99% battery at this one, I had been off the charger for 33 minutes, but hadn't really used my phone once again. Just remember that I had decided that I'd have to be conservative.

With my battery. By about one o'clock in the afternoon, I was down the 62% I had one 1/2 hours of screen on time had 62% about an hour that was on YouTube 18 minutes on Twitter about, let's see here, 2% was used for the always-on display in about seven minutes and Facebook at 8:30 this evening, I was down to 24% keeping in mind that I've been using my phone conservatively I've, not really used it a lot during today. My screen on time was about three hours was 24% remaining three hours of that was YouTube time. Most of that was streaming with. The screen turned off.

Always-On display was at 5% in about 15 minutes of Facebook 29 minutes of Twitter, all right, so at 951 we're down to 20%. If I go into my settings and I go down to my device care and battery, we'll see that my estimated battery life from this point forward is 3 hours and 18 minutes. We go into battery usage. I've had my screen on for 3 hours and 21 minutes, 3 hours of YouTube usage, 6% of always-on display about half an hour of Twitter and 15 minutes of Facebook, so I should be able to get to about 4 to 4 and a half hours of screen on time with this phone. So it's my opinion that if you do go with a no 10 you're going to get a much more comfortable, smaller form factor in the phone at the expense of battery life.

So the note 10, plus with a much larger battery, is going to easily get you throughout the day. You're not going to have to conserve your battery, like you do with the note 10. Even phones like the 1 plus 7 pro or the Galaxy S 10 plus, don't require you to be as conservative with your battery life anyhow guys that about wraps it up for this video I hope you've enjoyed it. If you have been sure to give it a big thumbs up subscribe to this channel for more coverage on the notes. In a note, 10 plus thanks guys for watching be blessed, I'll see you in the next one.

Source : Shane Starnes