Google Pixel 4 XL vs iPhone 11 Pro MAX vs Note 10 Plus vs OnePlus 7T Pro - Battery Drain Test! By XEETECHCARE

Hey, what's up guys and welcome to a battery drain test battle of the Google Pixel for Excel against the competition I've got the iPhone 11 Pro Max the Galaxy Note templates and the newly announced OnePlus 70 pro as well. I've, never tested the Pixel 4 XL and the 70 Pro. So it's going to be interesting to see what these phones bring to the table compared to the current champ, the iPhone 11 Pro Max, and the no 10 Plus, which is the best from Samsung. So here are the battery sizes for all the phones and obviously the note 10 plus has the biggest battery out of all these models come in at 4300, mAh pixel has the smallest battery of them all coming at 3700 mAh. Now, both Pixel 4 XL and multiple 7d Pro have a 90, Hurst refresh rate. There's a lot of concern going on regarding the battery in the Pixel 4 XL, we'll finally see how it's going to go in this real-life battery drain test battle, and you guys haven't seen my battery drain test before this is what we're going to be testing out.

I've got the social media stage, the gaming stage, the camera stage, the benchmarking stage, lots of stages. Indeed, as always, I've set the brightness to an optimal level on all phones, and the only Connection we have is the Wi-Fi network and location services. All the phones are charged to 100% and, let's begin with the test, timer is on and, as always, you guys know the deal kick back. Relax enjoy the music, and I'll see you guys. On the other side, my fears just pull present.

My fears just pulled me away, see soon. Alright, guys. The test is over after 9 hours of continuous torture. The test is finally over and the winner and still the battery champion the iPhone 11 Pro max. Just like last time, the iPhones win is again making the statement.

Apple has killed it when it comes to battery very considerable difference compared to the second position: Galaxy Note, dentists, ting, the note 10 plus was very close to the iPhone, but after the benchmark stage, the difference was a little more. So the iPhone was able to conserve a lot of battery, and especially in the video recording stage, I was able to record 40 minutes of 1080p footage and then 21 minutes of 4k video at about 11 percent battery, which is pretty amazing. Then we have the pixel for Excel coming at third position, of course, with 90 Hertz, refresh rate I think it was a pretty decent performance, I'm actually quite happy how it performed during the test and didn't expect it to be better than the one plus 70 Pro 70 Pro. Of course, just like the 7 pro is the first one to die, not a huge improvement compared to the 7 Pro from the previous test, so yeah. This was the battery drain test of the current best right now.

Let me know your thoughts about the pixel for Excel, especially you think for the price and the features that it has is the battery performance justifiable. Let me know in the comments and I will see you guys in the next one peace out.

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