Galaxy Note 10 Plus VS S10 Plus VS Note 9 VS iPhone XS Max VS OnePlus 7 Pro ✔Battery Life Drain Test By Serg Tech

What's up in this video we're going to be putting all of these phones to a battery drain test to see which one lasts the longest. Let's go hey there before we begin this video. My name is Sergio with surge tech in this channel I. Do reviews tutorials and also talked a lot about passive income. So if you haven't subscribed to my channel already go ahead and do so now, I promise you'll get a ton of valuable information from me. If you want to follow me on Instagram, go ahead and do, so now it's a surge, dot, tech and there's going to be links and resources to all the information that I talk to you about in this video, in the description down below so check that out and without further ado, let's get right to the video now alright.

So here we have the iPhone tennis max. We have the one plus seven Perot. We have a Samsung Galaxy S, ten plus a note 9 and the new note, 10 plus, so we're gonna, be putting all of this device into a battery drain test. Furthermore, we're going to be opening up different apps for long periods of time, and we're just gonna keep letting them run until all of their batteries drain and see which one wins. The battery drain test.

First off, let's go over the specs on the battery on each device, so the iPhone 10s max has a three thousand one hundred and seventy-four lithium-ion mAh battery the OnePlus 7 pearl has a 4000 mAh battery the Samsung Galaxy s. Ten plus has a 4100 mAh battery. The note nine has a 4000 mAh battery and the new note ten plus has a 4300 my lithium-ion battery, making it the phone here with the biggest battery out of all of them. So in this video we're going to see how well it's going to perform against the rest of all of these devices so that we can see which one really does last the longest. Let's begin alright, so here we have all the devices um, let's go ahead and make sure we power them all on first they're all charged to a hundred percent battery I have a timer here.

We're going to be timing, each of them to see how long they last so, as you can see, the iPhone tennis is that 100%, the one plus seven Perot a hundred percent. Here we have the Galaxy S, ten plus also a hundred percent, and yet here we have a note. Nine add this one to the test as well to see how much better the note ten is to a hundred percent there as well, and the note n plus hundred percent, all right. We're going to go ahead and put the brightness all the way up on all the devices there. You go so make sure that the brightness is all the way up.

Yes, they are first we're gonna, be opening asphalt. Nine for about two hours, then we're going to stream music with Pandora for about two hours, then we're going to do some Netflix for about two more hours, then we're going to watch YouTube for another two hours and then, after all those hours, we're going to record a 4k videos on each of these devices until their batteries completely drained. So we're going to go ahead and get started. Now we have the timer right here. We're going to go ahead and run the game first and see which one lasts the longest, and you know ten plus opening it up.

First, all right. So it's been two hours three minutes, so they've been playing asphalt, 9 for the past two hours. Let's go ahead and check their battery percentages, so the iPhone tennis max at 46%, the 1 + 7, / 42, the Samsung Galaxy s, 10 +, 65, D, note 9, is at 63% and the note 10 + is at 58%. Now we're going to go ahead and stream, some music from Pandora for another two hours. Alright, so it's four hours 11 minutes been running streaming: music through Pandora.

Let's go ahead and check out the battery percentages on each one, alright, so first off the iPhone tennis max is that 12%, so battery pretty low here on this one, 1 + 7 pro 27% Samsung Galaxy s, 10 +, 46%, note, 9, 46%, note, 10, + 42%! These three right here are pretty close. These Samsung's are leading so far so next up we're gonna, open up the YouTube and play a playlist for another 2 hours. So we're going to go ahead and play this long, one right here, 3 hours, all right, so it is four hours 36 minutes and the iPhone tennis max just died. It's its still really hot and warm. So let's go ahead and lap that so iPhone tennis, Mac four hours and 37 minutes Wow pretty bad for the iPhone there.

So let's continue and seeing all much longer the rest last. Let's go ahead and check, though, and see the battery status on each one. So the OnePlus is pretty low. It's almost in the red. Now the s10 plus is at 39%.

The note 9 is at 41% and the note 10 plus is at 37%. Let's go ahead and continue all right, so it's 6 hours now and 5 minutes. So that means that we've been playing videos on YouTube now for another 2 hours. Let's go ahead and check the battery percentage on each one. So the 1 + 7 Pro here at 6%, the Samsung Galaxy S 10 +, 17 % no 9 23% and no 10 + 20 %.

Alright, so the 1 + 7 Pro is about to die out. What we're going to do now is we're going to record a 4k video on each of these devices until they die out it's going to make sure we have 4k on so let's go ahead and begin recording, so I think 1, +, 7 Pro is gonna, be the next one to go, we'll see how much longer it lasts, all right. So few more minutes in or six hours now in 17 minutes and the 1 plus 7 Pro is at 1%. So it is about to die. Let's go ahead and check out the s10 Plus looks like it's at 12%, no 9, 18 percent, no 10, plus 15%.

So let's see how much longer the 1 plus 7 pro lasts, and there you go. The 1 plus 7 Pro just shot off. Let's go ahead and lap it again, so the 1 plus 7 pro 6 hours and 19 minutes. Let's go ahead and remove it, and we're going to continue with the Samsung Galaxy S 10, Plus, no 9 and no 10 plus alright. So the devices got a message on them that they were getting too hot because of recording in 4k quality.

So let's go ahead and run some more YouTube. Let's go ahead and check the battery percentages, though so the Samsung Galaxy has 10 plus 7% note 9 is at 10% note 10 plus is at 10%. So note, M, plus n note 9 are tied at the moment. Let's continue, let's go ahead and open up Netflix all right, so we are at 7 hours, 15 minutes. Let's go ahead and check the battery percentage on each one.

The s10 plus is at 2%. The no.9 is at 4% and denote. M+ is at 4%, so we'll see how much longer they last, let's let them run all right. So we are at 7 hours and 23 minutes and the galaxy s 10 plus just died, so it is out of the battle. Let's continue with the note 9 and the note 10 plus, let's see how they're looking so the note 9 3%.

No 10 plus also 3 percent, so they are tied up to now. Let's see how much longer they last. That means going to be at the hood all right. So, let's stop it. So both of these phones just died right now: Samsung Galaxy, Note, 9 and note 10 plus, so they tied up seven hours 28 minutes the battery drain test is done.

This is the first time I have a time, I'm, not sure exactly what happened here, but super surprised at them. No.9 was able to withstand the same amount of time and apps open as the note 10 plus so astounding, but we have a time alright. So there you have it guys. That is the battery drain test, the note 10 plus against the rest of all of these devices. So there you have the results.

The note 9 somehow hung in there all the way into the end and tied up with the note 10 plus. So the results of this test is that the Galaxy Note series do have the longest lasting batteries compared to the rest of all of these devices. I was a little surprised. I was expecting the note, 10 plus to be the winner, since it does have the biggest battery even that over the note 9, but somehow they know 9 hung in there all the way until the end. So the result is a draw between the note, 9 and the note 10 plus, so that is it for this video go ahead, give it a like.

It really helps me out, and I'll see you guys in the next one and as always, peace, ciao.

Source : Serg Tech