2014-11-25, 13:51
(2014-11-25, 13:11)twistyplain Wrote:I agree with you, but this is fairly standard. 5 hours onscreen doing normal stuff.(2014-11-25, 05:30)kris1964 Wrote: I can confirm that my V3A has not NFC. Battery life is around 1-1.5 days.
Yeah, the official website reported that it doesn't have NFC from the beginning. I have been waiting for someone who has actually used the phone to talk about its battery life.
How many screen on hours do you get in those 1-1.5 days and do you play 3D games or watch movies?
(2014-11-24, 18:15)Bacon_Puffs Wrote: In Gizbeat's review, he got 4.5 hours over 24 hours. Some of that time was talking on the phone and 45 minutes on 3G. The rest of the time on WiFi. Yea, if you've got the screen on more than 5 hours between charges, it's not going to be enough. Otherwise, no problem.
I just read the review - It's quite detailed but he did not play any 3D games during that time. According to him, the phone should last 12 hours with 5 hours screen on time doing ordinary stuff - what he does when the screen is on is web surfing over WI-FI and nothing much else. I'd like to know how the battery can perform with 3D gaming which needs the most energy.
Since the processor is clocked at 1.4GHz, it should consume the same amount of power as the original iNew V3 most of the time. That's because most android apps are optimized to use a maximum of 4 cores and the V3 plus processor has the same cortex A7 cores as the ones in the first V3. But with the new chipset (mt6592), there is one power-hungry addition that people might overlook: the GPU.
The mt6582 chip had mali 400MP2 but mt6592 has a Mali 450mp4. I'm thinking this GPU needs more power which could badly affect battery life for frequent gamers.
If you need 5 hours gaming, definitely need some big battery phone or keep an extra battery charged. Just a guess... Should get 2-3 hours 3d gaming.
He's reviewing MPIE G7 now. That supposedly has a 3000mA battery but not sure I believe it.