Screen-on time is one of the basic metrics used to judge the performance of a smartphone’s battery. It refers to the battery’s ability to power a display for the most amount of time on a single charge. If a battery is able to provide decent screen-on time given its size and the kind of hardware it powers then it’s performance is judged to be satisfactory.
There have been concerns about the 3,000mAh and 3,500mAh battery packs that Samsung has used for respectively. Some are of the view that they won’t be able to provide the kind of battery life that most users would be looking for, and Samsung’s official battery stats .
Vote below and let us know what kind of battery life you expect from your smartphone. Those who have desk jobs won’t mind if its around 3-4 hours but those who are on the move constantly or work in the mobile industry like us, they would certainly want more.
Do share your thoughts with us on this by leaving a comment down below.
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There have been concerns about the 3,000mAh and 3,500mAh battery packs that Samsung has used for respectively. Some are of the view that they won’t be able to provide the kind of battery life that most users would be looking for, and Samsung’s official battery stats .
Vote below and let us know what kind of battery life you expect from your smartphone. Those who have desk jobs won’t mind if its around 3-4 hours but those who are on the move constantly or work in the mobile industry like us, they would certainly want more.
Do share your thoughts with us on this by leaving a comment down below.
Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll.