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iPhone 18 Pro Max Wins Battery Test Involving 32 Smartphones

CNET said Apple also led the manufacturer rankings as the iPhone 17e and Motorola models matched pricier phones in endurance tests.

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Apple's iPhone 18 Pro Max placed first overall in a battery comparison of 32 smartphones, with other iPhone models leading individual tests and matching significantly more expensive devices. CNET assessed each phone using two tests totaling three hours and 45 minutes. One measured battery consumption during three hours of video streaming over Wi-Fi at maximum screen brightness. The other combined video playback, video calls, gaming, and social m…

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The iPhone 18 Pro Max has established itself in an extensive battery comparison against 31 other smartphones. The US technology portal CNET has examined a total of 32 devices from different manufacturers for their endurance. Apple's largest iPhone achieves the best overall result. But also the smaller iPhone 18 Pro and the foldable iPhone duo can convince in individual disciplines. Two [...] ★ iPhone tickers at Google prefer ★ The article iPhone…

CNET has tested 32 smartphones for a total of 120 hours of testing. iPhone 18 Pro Max wins first place, Apple dominates the ranking by manufacturer and the cheapest iPhone 17e surprises for autonomy on macitynet.it iPhone 18 Pro Max beats everyone in autonomy tests, but the surprise is iPhone 17e

The high-end Apple model, available in... Read more... Facebook · X · iAddict Read article L的iPhone 18 Pro Max wins an autonomy test among 32 smartphones first appeared on iPhoneAddict.fr.

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