iPhone vs. iPhone Samsung: between Galaxy S10 Plus and Xs Max, which is better

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iPhone vs. iPhone Samsung? Who has a better autonomy between iPhone Xs Max and Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus? This test has the result you are looking for.

Speed, camera, or design are very important elements in deciding which smartphone is for you and which you can buy. One of the most crucial elements is battery autonomy. The better a phone is, the better it is.

 
 

So in the battle of battery autonomy between iPhone Xs Max and Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus who wins? The Galaxy S10 Plus battery is bigger, but it does not necessarily mean that it will also have better autonomy. The equation also includes other elements such as optimizing the operating system, how effective the phone is in managing power consumption, and so on.

The Phonebuff put the two phones in the ring to see what has the best battery life.

The Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus has a 4,100 mAh battery, the iPhone Xs Max has a 3.174 mAh, and the S10 Plus has an AMOLED 6.4-inch screen, while the Xs Max has a 6.5-inch OLED screen. However, the resolution of the Galaxy is higher, 3040 x 1440 pixels, while the iPhone Xs Max has a resolution of 2688 x 1242 pixels. Both handsets have 7 nanometer meters (Snapdragon 855 for Samsung and Bionic A12 for iPhone).

Who gets the battery test between iPhone Xs Max and Galaxy S10 Plus?
The first test included an hour-long phone call. Here he won the iPhone Xs Max who lost only 3%, while Galaxy lost 6%.

Another test was followed in which the sending of messages was simulated for one hour. Both screens were calibrated to 200 nits. The Korean  phone  lost 8% of the battery, while the iPhone dropped 11%. Both are equal to 86%.

It could not be a real test without checking emails on the phone. They have done this for an hour and the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus reaches 79% while the iPhone Xs Max at 74%. In the browser test, they navigated through several sites, one hour, and Samsung is at the top of 69%, and the iPhone is at 61%.
Even in Instagram things are not improving for the iPhone. After another hour, S10 Plus is 60% and iPhone Xs Max at 50%.

Interestingly, a 16-hour standby test followed, and the iPhone Xs Max returned to battle, losing only 8% of the battery life, while the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus dropped 16%.

Other tests such as watching videos on YouTube, playing for one hour, simulating Maps browsing for one hour. The iPhone Xs Max reaches 1% battery, while the S10 Plus reaches 11%.

Follow the Spotify test when the iPhone shuts down. The Galaxy S10 Plus was able to listen to music for almost an hour.

Finally, the iPhone Xs Max crashed first, one hour ahead of the competitor, and the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus managed to stay on for 25 hours.