iPhone 15 Pro Max beats Galaxy S23 Ultra in battery life test! The iPhone 15 series has been on sale in stores for almost three weeks. Some models are still out of stock at the time of writing this article.
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The devices went through all sorts of real-life tests that put them to the test, including benchmarks, real-life speed tests, and battery life measurements.
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The fact that the iPhone 15 Pro Max doesn't have the best battery life of the four new devices is one of the things we learned along the way.
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The iPhone 15 Plus takes home that crown, despite not having the most efficient chip. Additionally, the Plus model has a larger battery for a simple reason.
It has more storage that can be equipped for battery use, as it does not have a zoom camera.
Since the iPhone 15 Pro Max is the best possible iPhone you can buy this year, how does the battery life compare to the Galaxy S23 Ultra, currently one of the best Android phones in town?
A new real-life test shows what both phones are capable of. The iPhone 15 Pro Max outlasts Samsung's best phone to date.
The recent iPhone 15 battery life test compared the battery life of every iPhone Apple sells, not just the 2023 models. The test involved all devices running the same set of apps in the same order and for the same period of time. time.
All parameters were identical on iPhones.
The test you will see below involves the same conditions, but only for two devices: the iPhone 15 Pro Max and the Galaxy S23 Ultra.
Youtube channel PhoneBuff performed the test using a robot. The machine opened the same sequence of apps on each phone and then spent some time interacting with the apps.
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Exactly as a human would do during daily use.
Just like the iPhone 15 Plus, the Galaxy S23 Ultra does not have a 3nm chip. This is a component that may be responsible for improving the battery life of a device, as it is more efficient.
The iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max have one of these integrated chips, the A17 Pro.
But as you'll see in the video test, the iPhone 15 Pro Max isn't always the more energy-efficient of the two devices. The Galaxy S23 Ultra takes the lead here and there.
However, there is one big detail to remember here. The test deals with battery percentages from start to finish.
Let's say you see the iPhone 15 Pro Max and Galaxy S23 Ultra with 90% battery life after a certain amount of time.
The conclusion may be that the devices consumed the same amount of energy, but this is wrong.
The iPhone 15 Pro Max has a 4,441 mAh battery compared to the Galaxy S23 Ultra's 5,000 mAh.
Therefore, even when there is parity between the two devices, the Galaxy S23 Ultra consumes more energy.
The conclusion of the test further highlights the impressive battery life of the iPhone 15 Pro Max. Apple's best iPhone lasts 11 hours and 44 minutes (not counting the 16 hours of standby time here).
Galaxy S23 Ultra dies after 11 hours and 6 minutes.
Therefore, the iPhone 15 Pro Max is more efficient than the Galaxy S23 Ultra. Considering last week's iPhone battery test, it's safe to say that the iPhone 15 Plus would outlast the Galaxy S23 Ultra.
It will be interesting to see how the Galaxy S24 Ultra performs in a few months, when the device hits the market.
