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From: Alan <nuh-uh@nope.com>
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Subject: Re: 47 hours...(was Re: iPhone 16 battery test: 100% @ noon on Friday
Date: Mon, 16 Dec 2024 11:16:09 -0800
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On 2024-12-16 07:47, Jörg Lorenz wrote:
> On 15.12.24 19:58, Alan wrote:
>> On 2024-12-13 11:45, Alan wrote:
>>> OK... ...11:44am.
>>>
>>> I got a new iPhone on Wednesday. My old iPhone 8 really needed replacing
>>> after more than 6 years. So I got myself a new iPhone 16.
>>>
>>> And after getting the phone set up with the ease provided by the
>>> facility built in to iOS (while I had lunch), my battery was at 100% at
>>> about 2pm on Wednesday. I used it all the rest of the day, and all of
>>> Thursday until I went to bed and the phone was still at 34% when I went
>>> to bed at 12:30am.
>>>
>>> 18 hours on 66% of the available battery.
>>>
>>> So I'm curious how "inferior" my new iPhone's really is.
>>>
>>> It's 11:44am on Friday, and I've just unplugged my iPhone from the
>>> charging cable.
>>>
>>> I'll report back what the percentage is at 11:44am tomorrow, and I'll
>>> report again when the iPhone demands that it be plugged in.
>>>
>>> :-)
>> ...and I've still got 17% battery left.
>>
>> 83% battery used over 47 hours, is about 1.75% per hour.
>>
>> So I'll pretty easily get from waking up to a full phone and only
>> charging it every other night.
>>
>> :-)
> 
> Completely useless information. You do not understand anything about
> battery management, energy consumption of a smartphone depending on
> configuration etc. etc.
> 
> You should have added at least the analysis of the energy consumption.
> 
> Lord let rain some brain!
> 

I'm an ordinary smartphone user reporting on ordinary performance.

It's running on about 2% per hour when I'm awake.