iPhone SE 2020 battery life is a major letdown By Tom’s Guide

The iPhone SE 2020 has a lot of things to recommend for its 399 dollar price tag, including a fast a13, bionic, processor, vibrant display and very good cameras. But battery life is not one of the new phone's strengths, in fact, based on our battery test, the iPhone SE's 1821 William battery trails, every modern iPhone by significant margin and its top android phone competitors by nearly three hours. Here's how the new iPhone SE stacks up. It lasted an average of 9 hours and 31 minutes that run time is nearly 2 hours behind the iPhone 11, which benefits from a larger 310 William battery, but also powers. A larger 6.1 inch display the iPhone SE has a small 4.7 inch LCD. The iPhone 11 Pro with its 5.8 inch display and 3046 William battery lasted 10 hours and 24 minutes on our test, and the 6.5 inch iPhone 11 Pro max's 3969 William battery endured for an excellent 11 hours and 54 minutes. So what about smartphones that are in the iPhone SES price range? Well, it doesn't look good there either.

The 399 Google Pixel 3a lasted a very impressive 11 hours and 59 minutes. So you're getting two and a half more hours out of the android phone. The 249 Moto G power is in a class all its own. The whopping 5 000 William battery inside this phone lasted an epic 16 hours and 10 minutes, which is several hours longer than the iPhone SE. But to be fair, the Moto G power isn't nearly as powerful and is considerably bigger and heavier than the iPhone SE.

With its much larger 6.4 inch display the iPhone SE's battery life compares favorably to the regular Samsung Galaxy s20, which lasted just 9 hours and 31 minutes on our tests, but that was over a 5g network which we found can have a meaningful impact on endurance. Still. The fact that the s20 has a 4 000 William battery compared to the iPhone SE's 1821 shows that the battery capacity is just one part of the equation. Overall, the iPhone SE's battery life is indeed a drawback compared to other iPhones and android phones that compete directly with apple's, affordable phone. Ultimately, the iPhone SE is an excellent value in terms of features and performance.

You get for the money, but if you want longer endurance you should look elsewhere.

Source : Tom’s Guide