Galaxy Note 9 Does Battery Life Suck?! Real Life Review By Shane Starnes

What's up guys sham started to withdraw my direction with a four thousand William hour battery the Galaxy Note nine should be able to put up ridiculous battery life numbers, but how does the battery actually fare in day-to-day use? I've been tracking my battery usage on the Galaxy Note 9 for the past week, and I'm gonna share with you guys my Galaxy Note nines battery performance. Let's go ahead and get started. This video was sponsored by my wife ITV. The revolution in IPTV streaming is finally here with my Wi-Fi TV you're, able to stream more than eight thousand and five hundred channels to your smartphone or other devices like your Amazon fire stake, Nvidia shield desktop or iPhone or iPad. Of course, it includes all of your favorite cable channels for just $20 a month, you're able to get access on two devices. My Wi-Fi TV is bringing everything you need to officially divorce.

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In fact, I've been leaving work pretty much every day with more than 50 percent battery, and that's saying a lot of coming from my Galaxy S 9, which I would normally have to throw on the charger at about 3:00 or 4:00 in the afternoon, as it would already be below 30 percent at the middle of the afternoon. So already from the galaxy s 9. This is a huge improvement, but I'm going to show you guys some screenshots of my battery usage on the Galaxy Note 9, so Friday, August 24th, was the very first day that I kept track of my usage on the Galaxy Note 9. As you can see here at 11:45 p. m.

I was still at 28%. I had the phone off the charger for almost 17 hours and my screen on time was 5 hours and 14 minutes. So, at this rate, I would have easily been able to get 6 hours, maybe even 7 hours. If there was that much time in the day, as you can see, things are looking great for battery life on this device from day one Saturday, August 25th was the second day and I was pretty stoked that I was leaving work at five o'clock with 52% I've left. My phone had been off the charger for nine hours and 45 minutes and I had three and a half hours of screen on time.

So at this rate we would have easily been able to get seven hours of screen on time later on. In that same day, at 10:30 I still had 19% battery life. My screen was on for five hours and 35 minutes and I had 15 minutes off the chargers. On this day, I specifically remember watching the ski versus Logan Paul fights. Yes, I was suckered into paying $10 for that circus of a match, but you can see here that battery life dropped off significantly.

I was streaming over 4G LTE for roughly an hour, so I probably could have got even better battery life on that particular day. But due to the fact that I was streaming a live event that air life did suffer a little, the 26th was a Sunday and I did have to go to work that day as well. I had 52% at 6:30 when I left work, the phone had been off charge for 11 hours and 30 minutes that I've got 3 hours and 35 minutes of battery usage later on. In that day, at 11:27 p. m.

I was at 21% and about 6 and a half hours. So this day, I easily could have gone more than 7 hours of screen on time the 27th was a Monday, but I actually didn't do the battery usage screenshot until the 28th. Because of this insanity it was 243 in the morning so 243 the next morning, and so I had 23% battery life. Now I didn't use my phone a ton on that. Monday I only had a screen on time of 4 and a half hours, but the phone was off the charger for 20 hours and I still had 23%.

So that goes to show that this phone has an incredible doze mode. If you're not using the phone, then you're going to continue to have power for your phone. You can see here that I actually had two hours of YouTube screen on time, so I'm a streaming video for two hours. The phone is just able to last a ridiculously long time, you're easily going to be able to get a full 24 hours of use out of a single charge. On the Galaxy Note, 9 I could go on and on showing you guys my battery stats, but, as you can see here, you're going to average 7 plus hours of screen on time with the note 9, with moderate use, and you're going to be able to get 20 plus hour of usage time.

In my opinion, this is one of the best performing batteries on any phone in the market. Right now, the four thousand William hours really did make a difference that about wraps it up for this video. If you liked the video be sure to give it a big thumbs up subscribe to this channel for more content like this in the future, you can find more of me at Droid, meringue, calm. Follow me on Twitter a droid matter. X thanks guys for watching be blessed.

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Source : Shane Starnes