iPhone 13 vs Galaxy S22 Battery Life DRAIN Test
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- For those curious, the Galaxy S22 used in this video is a U.S. model with the Snapdragon processor.
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Samsung S22 PLUS VS iPhone 13 PRO BATTERY TEST PLZ
Should've used 60hz as iPhone is 60hz so it could have given people more clarity
@Sayem 120hz takes alot of juice its similar with 60hz people who have 120hz phones how much difference there is while using it on a 60hz mode atleast Samsung gave option for 120hz not like apple treating users like 3rd class citizens
Always giving practical features when they are outdated
@Sayem have you seen iphone 13 pro max software issues most of the apps are only running at 60hz and developers do not have the option to implement it with stable use and apple will be fixing this issue with next software version
Also there is a green tint issue iPhone 13 users facing if you try to find apple is not king of optimization every software gets buggy with time people are just blind to question or find simple things online
Tinr issue is going on since iPhone 12 series with there new design even people are finding gaps between there iPhones screen and body you can find plenty of videos in CZcams atleast Samsung giving proper design with zero flaws with proper rnd
@@Foodiepatrol not really. Itll give on samsung maybe 30min more.
10h of flipping around with two phones simultaneously. You deserve a medal sir.
Lol just 6:55
@@42century41 you do realize that the video is time lapsed?
Bruh the whole video is time-lapse but he was literally playing with phones the whole time with minimal breaks
he did sound quite bored lmaoo
He has no life
Having the iPhone 13 myself I can confirm it has impressive battery life. It’s crazy to think the iPhone 13 having the more powerful a15 processor in it and yet beating out the competition like this. The s22 has its pros and cons but battery life is so important it made my buying choice that much easier.
Even am astonished by the fact that an iPhone outperformed an android device in terms of battery life, but I do you think this will be the scenario after an year or more? Or after the next ios update?. I always see an iPhone that is good in terms of battery during the launch and period slowly degrading in battery life. Not just because of the age of the battery cell but even after that I feel the newer os update makes it worse, which isn't the case of an android phone.
@@saisathya6274 this is true actually. Happened with my IPhone 12. After a year, the battery life sucks
@@saisathya6274 iPhones batteries 🔋 are just like any other smartphone in they have a certain number of charge cycles. This applies to both iPhone and android. Apples iOS is better optimised so it uses less juice to perform the same task hence the longer battery life and this is usually with a smaller battery than an android alternative.
Since we understand batteries have a set life span it makes sense to assume a battery that is drawing less power and still being used as intended will last longer over its lifetime. Apple get the best out of a bettery for as long as possible like android though apple can do this with smaller battery mah (capacities) compared to android. Due to better optimisations. No operating system lessens a batteries life but the advancing operating systems may require more from a bettery as years go. This is just aging of tech which happens to everything. Nothing lasts for ever but if we look after it and use it as intended it will last us for many years.
If it's more powerful then why does it lose in the speed test
@@araffaelegmw you have explained things clearly, I too agree with you but the thing is battery backup of an android phone that's as old as an iPhone might also be weak and may consume more power as new operating system and an old hardware work together as you said, but when compared even in such a situation an iPhone's battery is very poor when compared to an android phone. Now that's what am talking about. After 3 + years of usage in common the battery of an android device is still manageable than that of an iPhone though its the most expensive one.
The 13 has excellent battery life. I prefer the S22 body and design and it’s tempting to switch for that reason.
Same
Im so tempted to switch eventhough im already using the S21 with better battery. Argh so tempted such a beautiful design the S22
I just traded in my galaxy s2 for this. At&t says any galaxy phone in any condition gets $800 credit and yes it's true. Should receive phone on the 24th
I was going to get a s22 but I got a s21 fe Instead
@@teeco5952 the rational choice rather than emotional one
0:45 I know that it may not improve much, but placing the screen at 60hz would be ideal since both must be in the same conditions.
yes but it is more of a real life test, 95% of users will not choose 60hz.
@@jekojanezashvili2144 yes, but he set the same brightness on both so this is not a good argument.
@@relinquishv it is a good argument because in reality people are more likely to change their brightness then to limit their phone screen to 60hz
@@bread8979 for a fair test you have to set everything the same. Most of the people will set the brightness to auto, not manual. But none of this matters because rn s22 has a better battery life after the updates, even better than iphone 13 if you search for later videos, all that with 120hz. Iphone is not using an 120hz screen because the battety is too small.
P.S also iphone is not even capable to use always on screen because of the battery capacity. I would rather have the option for sure.
@@relinquishv the adaptive refresh rate goes from 120 to 10 or 1 on s22 so iphone 13 is stuck with 60 plus on iphone 14 pro there is an aod with 3200mah so your argument is not valid
Pretty good size the S22, hope we get more of these medium size phones
Xiomi 12 x
Yeah, these premium phone sizes are too much these days. You can barely fit them in your pocket. And the max phones, fugget about it -_-
Fun fact: Samsung have lots of stuff running in the background as default. Deep Sleeping the apps actually makes the battery extremely good. Mine used to last for a whole day but had to be charged at night. After customizing the phone completely, putting nearly all apps in deep sleep, disabling some apps which I don't use/never use, the phone lasts for more than 2 days while doing the same tasks as I did when it lasted for a day.
It really depends on how much knowledge you have on smartphones. If you are just a normal user who does not modify much stuff, the iphone is better but if you are into lots of things, not just using the phone normally, choose a samsung.
I give apple credit on having a phone which does not drain much battery for simple user but I do give samsung credit on having the most customization possible in comparison with Apple. Apple is more security based whereas samsung is more customizable and user friendly based.
In the end. Both phones win in their own space.
we got some samsung fan here😂
@@nischalgautam9082 he's right, IOS is designed for people who just want a good phone which is precustomized, but with Android you can customize more by yourself
@@sasch7565 yah but he sounds it like there is nothing running in background in apple phones
can you tell us what type of customization you did to make your phone last that long. I'm thinking about getting the s22, but people talking about how poor the battery life is make me not want to get it
@@keokio7 Try to turn on stop animations, remove blur from background, deep sleep all your apps and games except essential ones for the software to use to run. There are much more, you can look at some videos on youtube and you're good to go.
I suggest you to watch 5-10 videos on that topic
Can you perform the same test but with S22 locked to 60Hz? I do not buy your explanation why you left 120Hz. Both phones have autobrightness on out-of-the box and you are changing this to be fixed so it should be the same with screen refresh rate.
Yep, obviously the s22 at 120hz refresh rate is going to drain the battery, it even says in the settings. No one cares if it came out of the box at 120hz refresh rate, make it the same with 60hz on the iPhone 13. Unfair comparison on battery life.
@@trapstar_1921 how is that unfair? this test was meant to everyday use which how the phone has been presented to their consumer. Even if he change the setting 13 still win regardless as you can see how far the gap S22 being left behind
@@zul6227 Everyday use, no one uses 120hz motion smoothness display. It should be same fixed screen refresh rate.
@@trapstar_1921 Hmm then what is the point of 120hz? it’s like buying a burger but only eating the bread
@@zul6227 Right now, are you using 120hz daily, if you are then your a fool, it causes high battery consumption. Its just a feature turn off/on
I remember when the iPhone was way behind in the battery efficiency and performance category, they’ve really outdone themselves easily beating a Samsung with plenty to spare, smaller batteries and with less capacity.
And I know since iPhone X it’s been better but overall before that it was horrible, I know because I’ve owned all iPhones and several android phones to compare at their given time.
Yeah im still surprised how tf they finally decided yeah lets improve battery when finally the customers gave up long ago,
@@BEYOND-EGO The iPhone was never a poor battery phone. Android phones were just better. Were...
@@davout5775 iPhones had poor battery, the iPhone 6 was trash.
Apple really changed the game starting with iPhone XS and completely revolutioned it with iPhone 11.
@@kirakira9906 iPhone 6 on the picture of what it was back then was fine
@Davout No, it wasn't.
It had poor and undersized battery life.
Anyway lets hope Apple can keep up this trend so maybe also Android OEMs can try to adapt like they did many times, for example since Apple revolutioned the SoC with iPhone X also Samsung and Qualcomm started working harder... point is Apple still makes mistakes, like iPhone 12. Let's hope that iPhone 14 still does this good.
Wow. A 15% smaller battery and a massive 70% longer battery life! Apple really outdid themselves with battery life, I think app development also plays a role here since coding is specific for iOS.
Anyway thank you for testing the smaller S22 as well, people say it's straight up trash but 7h for a 167g device is a great battery life if you ask me, I just wish Samsung did it like 300mAh heavier.
Anyway could you make the test with 60hz or at least adaptive power saving and see how it handles? Also with dark mode? Overall it's a good battery life and could get better with further updates.
Apple has always had great programmers, their team were just more focused on other things. Although, now that Apple knows how important software efficiency is, they are using it to their advantage, eventually Qualcomm will follow in great programming, but this does allow Apple to save a significant amount of money which is why their profits have shot up. It's all about software implementation nowadays but I would rather buy a large phone, 6.7 inches at least without costing me a thousand pounds sterling or near that.
The iPhone 13 mini with 141g will still defeat the S22
@@Abhi-yp1od In battery? Probably. I guess you are right but if the point of youru message is to show how Apple is superior, they're not, their ecosystem isn't the best either, by all means, they're amazing products, not the best though, you may disagree or agree but this is my reason; there's no Apple TV or Apple Fridge, no Apple stove or Apple dishwasher and that's not a problem at all, Apple is a professional computer company, Samsung has a better ecosystem due to their products being more broad than Apple. Two different comapnies people compare all the time. In the end, what matters is an individual's needs and my needs for a smartphone are these; decent batter, one day of music and texting on data running out is perfect for me. When I am at home i keep it charged most of the time, I play games and watch CZcams videos so i need a decent APU and a large screen at an affordable price (affordable to me is under £800), by my metrics, Samsung is much better.
@@kyleescamez1179 The main problem is that Android (AOSP) is from Google, while the processors are from multiple brands: Qualcomn, Mediatek, Kirin, Exynos... It's hard for Google to optimize AOSP for every processor, it's not only about good programmers, but more about less abstraction.
@@pe.... yeah I agree. Samsung should make their own chips, it would be beneficial since they could just apply their chips to all their devices.
Good job my dear, please compare S22 60hz vs Iphone 13, thanks. I am love S22, more a battery is problem, have a S20 and analised buy, S22...
RESPECT for doing this all by hand 👏
Seems like the Gpu on the Samsung is working way harder and draining all that battery 🔋
I think the fact that the s22 has a much higher refresh rate screen was the main reason it died so fast. I have tried a full day of 60hz on my s22, and got around where the iphone does.
Not true at all. It has very little performance hit.
@@dj-rocketman8545 little? bro are you even tech.
@@penglipur_lara he is right tho. While it goes to 120hz it also goes way below 60 at times. And the battery is much bigger on the s22 as well. Samsung just can’t keep up anymore
It's that op Chipset eating most the battery
iPhone doesn’t have a sim card, but samsung is having one. As you can see signal in samsung screen
Can't believe how good the battery on 13 and 13 mini are! Imagine the 13 pro max
@Drago i have the 13 pro and same thing, in one day i did 10hrs (intense activity), and daily basis lasts 2 full days (5hr each)
@@notscar my 13 pro max lasts around 16 hours screen ontime, I usually charge it every 2 days
@@moneymoney3780 same
@@moneymoney3780 but i have only pro
Could you also publish a record for phones? For example iPhone 13 has been in your tests for many times, if you can mention them or maybe mention only the average it would be great. Also if a phone’s battery life changes a lot in two tests please mention that as well. Thanks for your videos.
I personally have an s22 and I love it. I have my gripes with apple but holy cow, they outdid themselves. The battery on the 13 is just nuts!
i changed my s22 for iphone 13, trust me its worth for the gaming performance and battery
@@RomaniaViral13 what do you mean?
Is the battery life any good on the s22? Like how is it for a daily used mobile?
That was the Test i was waiting for. Im not selling my 13 to get a 22. i want android back but dont want to miss out that nice battery life
I gotta say my S22 ultra battery life hasn't been the best, the I phone this year took a huge step up in their battery life
@@patrikkocsmaros4553 iphone 13 pro max is 120hz it has promotion so it can adjust when viewing video to match refresh rate to get good battery life its why it has 28 hour battery on video streaming also if u watch youtube comparisons the 13 pro and 13 (non 120hz) gets the same battery life
@@patrikkocsmaros4553 refresh rate no longer effect battery life that much with adaptive refresh rate
@@patrikkocsmaros4553 well then take the 13 pro.. it has the same battery as the iPhone 13. Still better than any android.
@@amalnk650 well shorta true. The s21 ultra was king until this year. The main thing is that although androids have bigger battery capacity, the optimization compared to apples is weak so they have a lot of outside factors hindering performance. Imagine the 14 pro max with a 5000mah battery it would last like 3 days because of how well apples optimization is. Also samsung reduced battery size all across the board for some reason so last years phones have better battery life all around. But if you were already in the iOS ecosystem for at-least the past 3 years your used to solid battery life tbh.
@@cov_.g9702 yea. Apple went from having the worst battery life to best in the last few years.
would loveeeee to see a temperature measurement after the gaming tests on each device, can be really useful!
Still very impressed with the 13 pro max not getting very hot. My old 6s got so damn hot haha
@@DainHunter i have the regular 13 and it only gets hot after using it in direct sunlight/long camera usage, same with you?
@@iam_eduu i havent used my phone much in direct sunlight yet so i dont know. For camera i havent used that much either haha.
The phone gets hottest during charging imo
after checking some benchmarks samsung sits at around 60 degrees celsius, while apple gets to around 48-50. I tested the s22 in a phone shop for a bit and it gets incredibly hot very fast. I was checking multiple phones' cameras and taking like 3-4 pictures with each of them, between huawei p50 pro, iphone 13, motorola g30 pro and samsung s22 the samsung got way hotter than the rest. And since I own an s9+ I know that's normal, samsungs get very hot
Samsung Average 50 iphone average 40
really happy with the battery performance of my 13. hope it still performs the same after a year or so
M e to
@bobD yeah same here upgrade from the Xr in which battery life was at 87% since I got it when it was released. It lasted really long the Xr I was happy with the device
A year or so ?
@@Joe-ka it is definitely gonna slow down at some point. I happens to all of my phones and especially iPhones when the new model releases 😔😂😂
@@1994pug i didnt know that actually, im Samsung user but i was thinking about switching to ip13 now what are you saying might make me reconsider.
S22's design is tempting af
I have the iPhone 13 and damn this small battery it’s insaneeee 😨❤️❤️
Lol samsung is runnig 120hz and 13 is still 60 hz lol
Unfair comparison for several reasons:
1. The brightness of the S22 was set to a noticeably higher level, probably 30% higher judging by the levels I measured with a graphics program using several screenshots of the video. This alone easily drains the battery with at least 10%.
2. The refresh rate of the Galaxy S22 had to be set to 60Hz to be equal to the one of iPhone 13. Just because the S22 can reach 120Hz does not mean that most people use it that way, especially if their goal is to get the maximum battery life off the phone. It's like cars - just because it can reach a certain maximum speed does not mean that people drive it to the maximum all the time. It's an extra feature that comes at the cost of a shorter battery life.
3. Another thing to consider is that iPhone 13 is automatically put into power saving mode and background processes are being killed automatically, whereas you had to set the Galaxy S22 into battery saving mode manually, and also battery usage to be adaptive. Once you do that, the S22's CPU would work at 70% of its maximum power, and less background processes will work compared to the default full power mode. You can also set adaptive power saving to revert back to 100% CPU power only when the phone truly needs it, such like when playing heavy 3d games. Once you do that, you will notice that the battery live is quite longer.
4. Also, have you used the S22 regularly for at least 2 weeks in a row before the test? The phone needs that period do learn the habits of the user and then will automatically set the adaptive usage of the battery properly. A brand new opened S22 will always perform worse in battery life comparisons than a slightly used S22 for at least couple of weeks.
5. You had to take advantage of the Deeps sleep feature of the S22 in order for the phone to limit the usage of apps that drain the battery unnecessarily. That also happens after a certain period of time, which is at least 7-10 days of daily use. You can also manually set certain apps into Deep sleep to force them not run in background (such like checking and downloading automatic updates) unless you truly need them opened.
Why does the s22 look like it has a sim card in it
Can we do a comparison where the s22 is running on 60hz
Should have left the S22 at 60 hertz for a much fairer comparison
it's fair, the iphone has a smaller battery at 3200 mah and that's why at 60hz and compared to samsung it has a bigger battery with 3700 mah at 120hz
@@AestheticBlack1 please tell s22 approximately screen on time and off time with 100 percent battery please reply
@@AestheticBlack1 did you notice that the S22 was connected to wifi and a mobile network, but the iPhone was only connected to wifi?
@@bmlove81 I don't think they're the same as connected to wifi, take a closer look
@@bmlove81 it wasn't, samsungs way of showing no mobile data is greyed out network logo, it looks like it has a mobile data is connected but its not actually only WiFi is connected
I love my 13 Pro battery. I regularly get like 7 to 9 hours of screen on time.
best iphone 13 pro, all day have battery :D
@@johannthewinner and P max
Okay now I'd like to see which device hits 100% first during charging..?
Can you do it? I'm quite curious.
You did a great job of not being biased and not cursing on s22 even though the difference was very big, thumbs up!
I like the looks & screen of the S22 but the iPhone's battery is so tempting.
Considering I will keep a phone for about 2-3 years which one should I go for S22 or the Iphone 13 Pro or just wait for the 14 series?
iphones are better for the long run , they get more updates , they have a higher resell value , and still feel smooth even after years of using
Non biased answer coming from S22
iPhone dims your screen while playing games
S22 throttles without drivers and thermals installed
Iphone better video quality
Samsung better camera quality
4 OS updates
5 IOS updates
S22 has features
iPhone has optimization
Both ecosystems are good
iPhone has lightning
S22 has USB type C
Battery test is on early on launch stage when iphone has been optimized for a while samsung hasn't release an update so apple would have more reliable updates. After 1 month I dont see apple having such a big gap in battery.
I say its what ecosystem fits you, I have windows 11 pc for my needs and android complements that because links to windows/dex support/cross compatibility. Lastly feel both phones in your hand with no case. I got S22 because I had S8 and I loved it. I was about to get iPhone 13 but the camera on S22 was my favorite in a blind test.
Bro both are flagships,
And these phones reached a level where we can't even use Full potential of these devices,
None of the both is going ko disappoint you,
The only think you need to think about is Android or iOS
@@robertceron9056 the iphone will get at least 7
Now, 1 year later, both the S23 and the iPhone 14 lasted over 11 hours!
I'd be curious to see how the see would have done at 60 hertz refresh rate
And yet 30 min and the Galaxy is almost fully charged again. Iphone takes forever to charge
samsung/android have alot of catching up to do in terms of battery optimization in the software.
Can you do once again this test and S22 set to 60hz just like iphone 13
Is the test done with 120 Hz on S22 ? If so you can use 60hz on S22 and match iPhone 13 battery.
Either way the batteries on both phones are really good I wouldn't choose a phone over another just for more battery
Right 👍
it's not fair comparing 60hz between 120hz
can u plz do battery test of 13 vs 22+
Yes.. I am also waiting for that.. Noone is doing that.. have been searching for a long time
@@vianneymilton8390 same dude , waiting s22 battery test . I want to know screen off time with 100 percent
S22 has 120 hz vs iPhone 13 60 hz :) ...could you please make the same test with the iPhone 13 pro?
10 days ago I was on the hunt for the new phone. The budget was around 800€ which is roughly around 950US$. It could go either way Samsung in one corner and iPhone 13 in the other. For the first time in my life I own an iPhone and don’t have regrets at all. Before this phone I had one with 120hz display but I don’t see the difference now with this display. Now I am opened to any scenario in the future but right now it seems that better choice is apple. This does not mean android is junk, in fact it has a lot of advantages, but one thing that worked for me is that after the transfer my iPhone was all set, there was nothing else to tamper with. I guess I’m right there where I want things to work right out of the box without much hassle.
same. honestly samsung has dropped the ball as of late. copied all of apples stupid trends (no SD expansion, no charger in the box) while not being able to match Apple's performance, battery life, or even camera (mainly skin tones) ( a big thing for many people including myself). going for the 13 as my s8+ plus is very much due for an upgrade, which is a shame considering how much i love android :/
No Simcard on the iPhone shall make a huge difference on the overall consumption of energy right ? Is it fair ?? Just asking..
S21 last year was neck to neck with iphone 12 in battery test. 10:30 hours SOT. What the heck happened this year.
They got greedy. And shot there own foot
Here you've compared a 60hz and a 120hz phone.Refresh rate varies on battery drain.
Love my iPhone 13 starlight ..insane battery
For how much u bought? And where
For some reason, Samsung decided to run away from the video for the last 30 seconds🤣🤣🤣🤣
Wow! If last year's iPhone 13 destroyed the new Galaxy S22, then imagine this year's all-new iPhone 14. 😁🎤
I know right?? Apple IS the BEST!!!
it’s gonna be reduced just like with 11 and 12 series
@@adrianobushi9720 😆 You sound like you've been crying. 😂
@@adrianobushi9720 new 4nm chip, will be more efficient
@@nuyou21 nah, I’m a 13 pro user , but that’s what I’ve seen in the leaks
nice video 120hz takes more battery than 60hz and what is the battery size of iphone
It would also be useful to evaluate the impact of the camera.
Iphone loses only 1% while streaming 1 hour of CZcams but suddenly 18% when scrolling to the web, software scam
great video, is there any chance you can do a test over the night for a 12 hour period from 100% battery to see what it uses with no use ?
Samsung S4 lasted 4 hours.
the Samsung S22 lasted only 5 hours.
They only improved by 1 hours after 10 years.
That means 10 years = 1 more hours battery life.
wow. Samsung really did not do that well with the new ARM cores for the new flagship SOCs..
I'd rather have 7hrs battery life on a phone with so damn good 120hz hdr10+ dynamic amoled display, 25W fast charging and reverse charging than a slower charging phone with the old ass 60hz display .. this is my opinion
I'm definitely gonna get the iphone after seeing how good the battery is
You won't regret it, I used to have a galaxy and it's literally twice as long lasting
You miss something, Samsung has 120 hz display thats why battery is lower.
@@ReVenT903 yeah but I'm willing to trade that to get better battery
@@ReVenT903 Meh, the 13 Pro series both have it and they still crush the Samsung in that regard.
It’s simply how the turntables really; back how iPhone was memed for its battery life, and now it’s the king of battery and performance.
One word: Optimization.
@@ReVenT903 to be honest the 60hz on a iPhone 13 is not that bad at all. The A15 and the new latest software makes the phone feels fast and smooth. Of course it would be a huge difference if you have 120hz but that’s if you want to get the pro series.
Could you please do the same test but with both phones at 60hz I have seen videos of people talking about the iphone 120hz limited to 80-90hz
Apple 🍏 killed it with the 13 series… but the design of the s22 is phenomenal!
Yeah the design of s22 is way better but atleast the 12 and 13's look like they won't bend very easily like the iphone 6
@@no-ro6by back then Samsung's we're made out of plastic so ...
Hi from Sénégal why not do the same test with both phones on 60 hertz... That way we see how the Samsung does...
It genuinely shocks me how upset people get over a video about battery life because of how attatched they are to certain brand names.
Not only are all results in tests like this are up to some level of variance, but nobody should care what phone you use or what operating system you like regardless. Just do you man, use what you like, its not a big deal.
Oh you poor, poor soul. Welcome to the world of fanaticism and fanbois.
@@legendarypillow1450 and haters
120hz screen consumes way more battery than 60hz, you should've modified s22 to 60hz, but anyways, great job, is fascinating to see how long iphone 13 lasts.
6:20. The Samsung loses to iPhone again in battery.
Their displays have gotten way better but the biggest disadvantage is their batteries have not; with android draining too much with its google play services from its mid battery, the iPhone wins 2021/2022 battery wise 🔥
How come you get 7hrs with s22, most people complain about getting barely 4-5hrs?
dont think negative of samsung,its all because of the refresh rate
samsung s22 can get refresh rate upto 120hz while iphone 13 had 60hz screen
Then Samsung should have cut 3700mah to match iPhone. Turning the 120hz off would humiliate Samsung even more since it's still going to lose by lot to iPhone on the battery
1st day with s22, im returning it for an iphone 13
charge 100% 6am, drained to 18% by 4pm
with just 2h30 of screen on
iPhone 13 it’s a beast❤️🔥
What was such a big secret that you had to blur the whole instagram section ??
He prolly follows Kim Kardashian fan pages 😂😂😂
The Samsung has TWICE the refresh rate as the Apple. That's why the battery died first. If the Samsung was set to the same refresh rate as the Apple it would have been a better comparison.
Yea i still think with the optimization the iphone will do better but your not wrong
still loses to 120hz 13 Pro with an even smaller battery. Case closed.
0:20 not fair comparison because you set s22 to adaptive desplay (up to120hrtz refresh rate) while iphone 13 is only at 60 hrtz constant
Apple's Power Management is at GOD level.
This was pretty cool as always although I thought that it would be closer
The 14 will only increase Cupertino's lead, I wouldn't be shocked if it doubles S22 endurance.
Obviously the battery isn't precisely calculated at the start, 1% for an hour of yt is impossible.
The fact is that Android is generic, so you need to optimize it yourself.
My Oneplus 7 pro was 6-7h at the beginning, After optimisation I can get 10hours of SoT if I use it straight, with QHD+ 90hz locked with adb.
Or 7h SoT on 2 days usage.
After a couple weeks with my s22, I can confirm that the battery life is pathetic. I super fast charge multiple times per day to avoid a dead battery by sundown.
Really bro I'm looking for this device getting huge discount
@@dopeditzz Yeah, it's pretty bad. I just got one with that trade in deal. I feel like it dies faster than my S10 does.
@@dopeditzz it depends on your usage, I usually get about 8 hours of screen on time
Depends the network if it’s poor service the battery drain very quickly and with wi-fi it’s different story! I wana see the test with mobile data on not Wi-Fi!
Agreed! it'll be a great device if it had a little more battery 🙁. Have to recharge at least two times a day with only light usage.
Maybe set the Samsung to 60 hz I’m just curious how it would change the test
I’ll continue using my 13pro max as it really has improved in the past few years apple battery, but it's amazing that even the regular ip13 has great battery life
120hz on S22 but iphone 13 doesn’t have it
Amazing effort, just what I was looking for.... But wish you had set S22 to standard motion smoothness (60hz) since iphone doesn't support it and it would have been fair along the ground. Nice video anyways...
@@codyguy2643 bro what? the comment was about the refresh rate of the screen. Higher hz means more battery consumption,
@@dannykim1239 the comment was edited. It did mention the Sim before
I put my S21 at 60Hz and 4G to conserve battery, it's still mediocre
Also s22 was connected to a cellular network,
@@Striker50_ 4g doesn't "conserve" the battery. If you want the best possible battery use wifi
dude do both at 60 hz, ofcourse the s22 will die faster due to it running 120 hz damn near the whole test
6h 55m vs 10h 14m. That’s crazy. Samsung needs massive work on battery department and also work on their processors. My 2,5 year old iPhone 11 Pro Max has better benchmarks than S22+!!
Who cares about benchmarks? In real life the S22 is much faster lol
Your iPhone 11 Pro Max isn’t better than the s22 plus get your head in the game
@@loungedethan8481 I have both and prefer the 11Pro Max. It DOES last longer than the S22+ in the battery department and feels just as fast. At this point apple is too far in the game of SOC and optimization development.
@@Pawcio2115 How is the S22 faster, iphone is faster and has better battery life. yeah ill give samsung the display and zoom department, but the iphone is a more complete phone overall
@@mayorplayz I was talking about the 11 Pro Max and S22. The 13 Pro and S22 are on par but in games the iPhone slightly wins
Is this really an accurate representation of the s22 battery? If so what on earth are reviewers on about? So many say poor battery life as a negative and mention that it will probably be hard to make it through a day. Who plays games and watches videos non stop for 6 hours? Should easily last a day and more for most people based.on this video.
I appreciate the effort you did for this video🙏👏👏
Test please again with 60 hz screen option on samsung s22
Yes, and to be more fair cut 3700mah of the battery on the shitsung to make it even more fair.
In all other battery drain tests the samsung only has around 5h, but I'm not a heavy phone user so this test is perfect for what I do most with my phone
Wow… just… W😳W!!! iPhone 13 took no prisoners on this test!
Sim card should remove from s22 it can make little bit different!
Can you do a battery test between the 13 and 13 pro in comparison to the 12 pro max and the 11 pro max?
I have been waiting for this video for so long. Though the day-to-day basis of each user would be varied but there is no denying that the ip13's battery life is way more better compared to the s22.
i think samsung could won if s22 was on 60hz instead of 120hz to be fair cuz iPhone had advantage
@@teslaoffical771 nah i dont think so cuz if it is actually due to the refresh rate then the gap still could not be that huge and not only that, IOS optimizes the battery capacity way better than Android does.
@@teslaoffical771 he wasn't scrolling that much to have a difference of 40%.
“Way more better” bad English
@@loluthought2953 my bad, still trying improve it. Thanks for the correction !!
Guys, iPhone is a clear winner with battery but there's a factor to consider, that the refresh rate is variable 120hz and 60hz at iPhone...the experience of a 120hz is really amazing
Great job on the testing, but I still question why you don't use the samsung on 60hz to match the iphone? If it's purely a battery test, then you should keep the settings the same as each other, otherwise you are faulting samsung for having the ability to be better than iphone. Now the iphone may still have the better battery, but it would probably be a closer race if you matched the settings
Samsung just don’t have a great optimization
I noticed something here the S22 is very good at web browsing than the iPhone bt the is also very good at gaming 👍grt review
iPhone just owns
I was waiting so long for this video! Are you going to do anytime soon s22 vs iphone 13 mini?
I don't think it's fair because the s22 battery life gets much better after a couple days or a week of usage, granted I still think the iPhone will have better battery life in the end.
"At 6:55 hours the Galaxy DIES".
Man, the way you say it make it sound like an important person's death beeing anounced on TV.
iphone just better
6:58 “dies” i love it
I think Samsung should consider using Mediatek rather than Snapdragon for the next project. The Dimensity series are proven to be slight powerful yet power efficient than the SD 8 series.
Samsung should released 3 variants btw.
Exynos, Dimensity and Snapdragon. But sell at different market.
For example, Exynos is for Europe, Snapdragon for US, China and South Korea and the rest use Dimensity.
@@SennLens why split them between countrys let us all us them
@@SennLensthank god exynos has been removes it was literal garbage
Ekran tazeleme hızları aynı değil Iphone'da 60 kere yenilenirken Samsung'da 120 kez yenileniyor. Böyle bir test yapmak sadece Iphone'nun işine gelir.
Almost 7 hours of SOT with 120hz enabled.. that's impressive.. Samsung has done a great job with that 3700 mah cell 👍
Bro hahaha if 13 had 120hz like the pro models it will last even longer.Samsung's optimization is so poor
@@freaksz3352 Yes, definitely it will last longer than s22
but I'm saying only about Samsung..
@@freaksz3352 the s22 is still better also firmware updates will improve the battery
@@eibarmanpessi1142 please tell me s22 screen off time with 100 percent battery reply please): some updates maybe fix it
@@freaksz3352 samsung optimization is not poor dude,
It's just apple optimization is just too good because of there own operating system
I’ve wonder why the web browsing is so power consuming on the iPhone, it seems to be the least pressured task of all