Not more intense than the Super Bowl. Mahomes just solidified himself as the 2nd or 3rd greatest Quarterback of all time, with the potential to easily surpass Brady and Montana.
Samsung has no chance in standby. I left my 3 year old iphone over night vs a completly new samsung. I did all the same "background refresh" stuff on my samsung. It does lose a lot of battery over night. Iphone, maybe, loses 1%. Same goes for the ipads. My 2 year old ipad doesn't lose more than 1 over night.
This battery test was both informative and exciting to watch with suspense building up as the test went on, lol. PhoneBuff certainly has the best, most accurate battery, speed and durability tests on youtube.
@@deezpleez3832 Exactly! I use Samsung, my friends use Apple, one friend uses Apple and wants to go to Samsung, it really doesn't matter who you go with tbh, at that point, it should be about which features you prefer.
Apple separates themselves from the competition by optimizing software with the hardware which is why they are able to get away with a smaller battery and lack of hardware. It may seem like a small difference but considering Apple is able to achieve this is a much bigger milestone than most think.
Identical? It's 2 different generstions.. or if Samsung didn't chikened out, and this phone still called to Note 24, and release with the iPhone 16 about 7 monts later, you also only compare it with the already one year old iPhone 15..?
This is the most important & practical test out of all. It’s really good to see Samsung matching the level of iPhone, I never expected it to be that close. Definitely a win fo the consumers
Both using TSMC fabs. Previous to the SD8G2 Qualcomm used Samsung-made chips that were 2-3 years behind TSMC. So no surprise really, well, a surprise that Qualcomm took 10 years to dump Samsung Fabs and pay the extra for the best.
With that huge battery and they still manage to lose? How unoptimized that operating system is? Imagine how big the difference would be if the iPhone has the same battery capacity.
@@SatanicBoomBoomHead You talk like you're tech savvy yet you don't know that the Samsung has a way more powerful screen which in turn costs more battery. Apple makes up for its small battery with a weak screen, not optimization (but apple still has good optimization, same for Samsung
If you find yourself getting angry at the results of a phone test, then you need to evaluate your life…..unless you own shares in these companies of course.
Lol soo true at least a real person speaks enjoy what you have. I see comments like tweak this to make it efficient please do this to make it efficient lol
you could say the exact same thing with "happy" instead of angry; i don't really know what you're on about but people are allowed to have emotion and react unrobotically 💀
It did win in many of the tests including my irl use i do get a lil more juice outta it but 15-20 mins doesnt seem like a whole lot but the charging speed of apple🤡
@@Gurenn83fast charging ruins battery health + if the battery is this good you’ll only need to charge overnight and at a 1hr charge time it would really destroy battery health quick.
The test we’ve all been waiting for! And hey, a winner’s a winner, and I have my favorite (Apple ofc) but let’s be honest here. Either of these numbers, is FREAKING INCREDIBLE. Same as the performance. You’ll be happy with either, comes down to personal preference! Win for the consumers indeed
2 minutes over 1663 minutes is not a "win". It's casual. If they repeat the test once more, maybe next time samsung will win. They are equal, in every possible way. No difference. It's called margin of error
Props to Apple, amazing that with a 12~% smaller battery manages to last longer. Can’t imagine what battery life would be if it had the same battery size as a Galaxy
I love these tests of this Channel it is realistic to me and in my opinion "scientific" since you always do the same cycles between phones and make sure it is applying to all.
The s24u just came out and with no recent updates yet and it might not have learned your usage patterns yet. The iphone has been out for a while and has gotten stable with updates and also learned yoir usage pattern. Try this test again in few months when the s24u has been properly updated and optimised to fit your usage patterns.
Find it most interesting that in this test on S24 Ultra he keeps it at the default 3-button navigation mode but on the speed test, manually changes it to gestures which we all know affects the time. Inconsistent
@@spartanshadow13he matches both phones to have gesture navigations. By that logic he should be disabling all animations and going into developer mode and making more tweaks
@@flavioa6351By changing default navigation from 3-button for speed test to gestures the results are skewed. No customization should be done, just test the phone at their default values other than volume and phone brightness being matched. Speed test would have had a different result with default navigation. No consistency in test
Dunno, why u so underrated man. You should be at 10 mil by now, for the content you have for us always. God speed you brother. & Oh! I love to write this always, that intro 🎶 😍😍 it's so captivating.
Awesome to see competition in this category. What really surprised me is the iPhone losing in standby. iOS used to be known for its standby efficiency but it seems to have lost that over time, perhaps the findmy network is part of the issue as some have reported standby drain related to that. Whatever it is it’s interesting to say the least.
This is the only channel i trust about the tests since its very neutral, not some other channel that tries so hard to make Samsung better just because they hate iPhone.
Can you turn on light performance mode on the S24 Ultra and redo the test? Light performance mode has no impact on your usage at all (like energy saving mode would), just throttles the CPU max clockspeed down a little, which also won't apply for games.
@@BismarckMarine While I get your point, this option does exist for Samsung and Apple doesn't have it. It also has zero impact on the phone. It doesn't dimm the screen, 120hz still works, everything is 1:1 the same as before. Nobody will notice if it's on or not. I'd even argue that if somebody doesn't use that setting, they just want to drain their battery faster on purpose, because nobody needs this CPU power for daily social media usage or watching videos. Samsung should have that on by default tbh. Letting the Samsung win would be turning the resolution down to FHD+, maybe making the screen a little bit less bright to a point where nobody would notice it, etc.
@freesS3 that option does not exist on iOS because the iPhone simply does not need to limit its power to have better battery performance. In the same way that macbooks do not lose performance when they are disconnected from the power supply as practically all other computers on the market do. I know it sounds fanboyish but it's true, I put effort into making the phone as simple as possible for the user and that's fine, you have a cup of soda that you can't modify but that always works well, You have a very powerful performance that you do not need to disable because you will always have good battery performance as well.
I've been an iPhone user since 2010 and now i switched to the S24 ultra for the first time using Android device and man what a beast ! Loved the display and the amount of customization i can do with it !! And I NOTICED the fingerprint sensor is MORE practical than the face ID, i can unlock the phone without having to look at it every time i wanna use the phone 😅 .
Great comparison video! And THANK YOU for testing standby time. It's a very important variable because phones sit idle much of the time. But I rarely see it tested when battery life is compared.
2:04 You say that it's less efficient, but you didn't put any critical thought into saying that. S24 Ultra or any Ultra for that matter has a 4860mah battery, 5000mah is unrated, so what iphone says is rated battery performance. Did I also mention, I'm a Xiaomi fan.
For the continuous app opening test it might be wise to track how many times it has completed the loop, a phone that dropped 15% to open all the apps 50 times is far more impressive than a phone dropping 10% to only open them 35 times.
watched the full video 😮 great content very informative and entertaining at the same time 🎉🎉❤ samsung have improved it self in battery compartment alot .. great
The fact the S24 Ultra was on QHD here and runs on android speaks volumes. I can see Android just passing IOS at some point, IOS doesn't improve, while Android does with Chipsets rivaling newer Consoles aleady...
@@Alexdbreqhd has no battery life difference, if you ever owned a Samsung flagship try it, and no mobile chipset rivals consoles lmao I have a ps5 and my 13pm is nowhere near as good for gaming, either way consoles are just watered down PCs, even then the only phone as of now that can play actual modern console quality games decently is the iPhone 15 pros, where's death stranding or assassins creed on android?
@@KungFuWizardOfJesusyeah but iPhone doesn’t have a cooling system so i doubt it could run an AAA game for 10 mins without throttling. Why would they let their phones with poor heat management run a that intensive game? My 14 pro already gets so hot that burns my finger when i use it with signal data for 5 mins
Worth noting that samsung sells phones with 6000mah batteries which aren’t flagships and they even used to sell a couple of models with a 7000mah capacity 3 years ago
They have been "playing it safe" with batteries on their flagships, ever since the Note 7 fiasco. The ultra could realistically fit a 6500 MaH battery no problem, but Samsung doesn't want to take any risks.
@@jackwilson5542 right but i guess that any phone must have a safe mah capacity regardless if it’s a flagship or a midrange phone. They can’t be putting budget phone owners at risk lol
I've had my Galaxy S24 Ultra for 3 weeks now. battery life on this phone is amazing. Full charge lasts me a full day and sometimes even more. I'm really impressed with this phone so far. I absolutely love it.
can we do this for every iphone, pixel, and samsung device at each price level? like budget A series samsung vs pixel a series, vs iphone se. regular iphone 15, vs regular s24, vs regular pixel, and of course their pro versions and maybe even flip versions, sooo much content to make with all these phones! and super useful info for prospective buyers. there are literally 1000s of people making a decision based on your results. keep up the good work!
Curious how the two compare without matched brightness and audio levels. For example, auto brightness on and 50% volume despite their differences. Because they each handle brightness and sound differently in "real world " usage
The Samsung has ultra power save mode which basically turn it into a dumb phone with limited functionality and greatly extends battery life. You can make more than 5 minutes call with 1% left in that mode.
the s24 ultra has a bigger screen, higher resolution, and higher peak brightness, even then it still had more battery than the iphone, but this is an extreme case, in a normal use case scenario, that bigger battery leads to the phone lasting wayyy longer, not to mention the super save mode its got
I charge in downtime or overnight, so charging is meaningless. Although I carry a MagSafe battery pack I can slap on and get 4 hours extra SOT without needing to plug in!!!
Very good test. And I love how you put the standby time in there too since that does play a big part of battery drain. But imagine if the 15 pro max had a 5,000 mAh battery too. I wish apple would do that already. I have the 15 pro max and love my 10+ hrs of SOT. The wife and daughter have the s24 ultra and they love it.
idk how Galaxy packs bigger battery, big vapour chamber, higher resolution camera, two telephoto lens, faster charging and a freaking s pen in the similar body and weight as iphone, its INSANE.
@@mrCastrinho_No and definitely no. Having both you talking out of your poor ass. The Samsung feels way more premium and nice in the hands, but who cares, both have a case lol. Also consider Display resolution, I can assure you the iphone won't last anything like samsung on FHD+, which still looks way better than the Iphone 15 Pro Max because of the better matte display
@@DanielSanchez-qc1keno it isnt it has a lower resolution 1.5k display so less pixels to power as well as less brighter display so its wrong to say it won completely
Although almost a tie and apple still won but one advantage that Samsung has is faster charging. I can go through a full day with only 30 minutes charging .
Well with the new model iPhones you don’t really have to charge your phone. I think that’s the main purpose of having such a great battery. I haven’t had to charge an iPhone during the day since I got the 13 Pro series
I@@superiortoall22I mean. So with the new galaxy. It's a 2 minute difference. Not that major. Meaning... It doesn't matter? But having options like faster charging battery share and faster wireless charging makes is better regardless
@@shortstuff780 but when would I ever use fast charging? That’s what I’m getting at. If I just charge at night because the battery is that good what’s the point of fast charging besides potentially damaging the battery in the long run? And yes I have the OnePlus Open, so I have used fast charging phones before. Just really does nothing if the phone has a great battery.
It is more on the rare occasion I need help quickly charge my 24 ultra fast but in general, I’m pretty good having both my iPhone in the galaxy charged. Especially with it being so great mag battery pack. I can just stop on if I really need to for my iPhone and in any way between my house at work and in the car, it’s very rare that you drew my phone was below 50% on a normal day, since it is so plugged in so often even all day that I’m traveling into them, I never worry about battery
Fast charging is good because I'm a student and sometimes I wake up on a school day realising that i forgot to charge my phone. Plug it in, then shower. Come back and it's already almost 70%.
Was the Samsung Calibrated? Because I noticed a massive difference when I calibrated my battery. I legitimately get just shy of 34 hours on my 24 Ultra. The way I use it anyway. The other day I have RUclips videos playing in the background for about 3.5 hrs, also had maps going and was texting and surfing the internet, I still had 68% battery left after 9.5 hrs of use.
So did you use the footage from the original battery test with the iPhone 15 Pro Max? Because I noticed it performed almost exactly the same as it did in the original battery test even though you said there was a bug causing battery drain. If you did, could you please give the results for the iPhone 15 models on the new software
Does the 13 pro max really still have better battery life than these two phones? Or did the tests change? I was looking on your website to see if theres a ranked list for every phone tested (its very out of date, by the way), but the 13 Pro Max got 28h 6m total
Love this channel and the videos. I have to say, as long as the margin isn't 1-2 hours, it doesn't matter to me anymore. Maybe thats the future we are headed to. Where we can hopefully rely on the battery life of phones on being very good and very similar. But I wont lie. I do enjoy the iPhones OS and hardware and performance a lot.
I know no one wants to hear this. But the iPhone 15 PM did phenomenal. Considering the size of the battery and how long it stays running is truly impressive. Both devices are great Just choose which suits your needs better 😁😇
Did anyone else notice that he used the STANDARD 3 buttons navigation for this test but he changed it to the swipe gestures for the speed test?? I thought this guy was unbiased but I was proven wrong!
@jujhaarsekhon9705 I know it doesn't affect battery life lol! My point is that he changed the speed test setting to the slower one! With the buttons you dont need to double swipe!
It was more intense than world cup semi finals👍
No it wasn't.
@@GrigRP It honestly was, and it depends on who you ask. Experiences are subjective & none can be said to be incorrect.
Not more intense than the Super Bowl. Mahomes just solidified himself as the 2nd or 3rd greatest Quarterback of all time, with the potential to easily surpass Brady and Montana.
@@phothewin6019lmao
This year's NFL season was boringly predicable
@@cagv7297 Wasn't talking about the season.
A 2 minute difference is absolutely wild
iPhone has less mah capacity, still stronger. Imagine an iPhone with 5k mah capacity.
Imagine the weight 😬@@smoke6434
@@smoke6434Until they make that, it's not of concern to the consumer.
In some other tests, Samsung won with big gap.
No it's not🤡
So glad you include standby off times.
Samsung has no chance in standby. I left my 3 year old iphone over night vs a completly new samsung. I did all the same "background refresh" stuff on my samsung. It does lose a lot of battery over night. Iphone, maybe, loses 1%. Same goes for the ipads. My 2 year old ipad doesn't lose more than 1 over night.
But who leaves their phone for 16h ?? Unrealistic
@@iAmNothingnessTry not a "completely new" Samsung. Instead, give it some days to settle things, etc. Or turn off the bunch of bloatware first :D
@@Smurphy3136doesn't matter, it will not compete with the iPhone during standby
@@iAmNothingnessgreat how experiences vary. I had the reverse experience with my Tab S9 FE and iPad 10th Gen, where the Tab held longer on Standby.
"Win for the consumers" stole the show
Win for wallets?
babe wake up, phone buff battery test just dropped
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One thing I like how ur test is that u don’t use ur hand to do the battery 🪫 test the machine do it which is accurate.
I watched this video like I was watching a triathlon race
You have no idea how long I've been waiting for this video
Same
Same
I was sweating at end like it was world final in phone's world 😂
This battery test was both informative and exciting to watch with suspense building up as the test went on, lol. PhoneBuff certainly has the best, most accurate battery, speed and durability tests on youtube.
That's insane, this tells you how almost identical high end flagship phones are now a days.
And you got Fanboys from both sides who nitpick the little things 😭
@@deezpleez3832 Exactly! I use Samsung, my friends use Apple, one friend uses Apple and wants to go to Samsung, it really doesn't matter who you go with tbh, at that point, it should be about which features you prefer.
Apple separates themselves from the competition by optimizing software with the hardware which is why they are able to get away with a smaller battery and lack of hardware. It may seem like a small difference but considering Apple is able to achieve this is a much bigger milestone than most think.
Identical? It's 2 different generstions.. or if Samsung didn't chikened out, and this phone still called to Note 24, and release with the iPhone 16 about 7 monts later, you also only compare it with the already one year old iPhone 15..?
@@onth3hous3 Lower screen resolution has been most of iPhone's optimization for years.
Nice test, unbelievable how evenly matched they are.
I think it would be very cool if there was an always on display battle to see which one has better screen efficiency.
That would get mad boring
There is already 2 videos regarding that topic. You can check them and they are interesting
Atleast mention the channel name please @@KomalSandhu
Not really fair, iPhone AOD has a lot more pixels on than Androids, it’s not really comparable
@@keval_yt Channel name is Simplypops
This test was soo dramatic it all seems like a set up as if its a movie LMAO
This is like watching finals of a sports tournament.
This is the most important & practical test out of all. It’s really good to see Samsung matching the level of iPhone, I never expected it to be that close. Definitely a win fo the consumers
Both using TSMC fabs. Previous to the SD8G2 Qualcomm used Samsung-made chips that were 2-3 years behind TSMC. So no surprise really, well, a surprise that Qualcomm took 10 years to dump Samsung Fabs and pay the extra for the best.
@@andyH_Englandno, they stopped using Samsung with the SD 8 Gen 1. The 8 Gen 1+ was TSMC with every chip after until now
With that huge battery and they still manage to lose? How unoptimized that operating system is? Imagine how big the difference would be if the iPhone has the same battery capacity.
@@SatanicBoomBoomHeadGo study your lessons
@@SatanicBoomBoomHead You talk like you're tech savvy yet you don't know that the Samsung has a way more powerful screen which in turn costs more battery. Apple makes up for its small battery with a weak screen, not optimization (but apple still has good optimization, same for Samsung
If you find yourself getting angry at the results of a phone test, then you need to evaluate your life…..unless you own shares in these companies of course.
Lol soo true at least a real person speaks enjoy what you have. I see comments like tweak this to make it efficient please do this to make it efficient lol
you could say the exact same thing with "happy" instead of angry; i don't really know what you're on about but people are allowed to have emotion and react unrobotically 💀
You’re the kinda of guy to get angry over your favourite team losing
I mean sure, but this test isn't accurate. In no world does the iPhone battery last longer than the S24 ultra
@@hblackmer2020 Bro what makes this test an "isn't accurate," in your books. I can't just say it isn't accurate just because the phone I like, lost.
I wonder how S24+ with Exynos 2400 performs.
iPhone 15+ vs S24+ 😮
@@waldemir5621 that would be interesting. But they would have to test 60 Hz and 120 Hz on S24+
trash, even a snap s23 would outperform that trash chipset.
It would've died 5 hours earlier😂
@@mxddinesh true😁
As always every year, there’s only one battery test i can’t wait to see. PhoneBuff or nothing 👑
Had been waiting for this video for long
really happy to see S24U matched iP15PM in this test. it would be fun if S24U win but it still a big W for consument afterall
S24U wins by a margin when it comes to charging so long battery plus 1 hour charging is the 1-2 punch
Vi otros videos donde s24 ultra gana, todo depende de la acción final
It did win in many of the tests including my irl use i do get a lil more juice outta it but 15-20 mins doesnt seem like a whole lot but the charging speed of apple🤡
@@Gurenn83fast charging ruins battery health + if the battery is this good you’ll only need to charge overnight and at a 1hr charge time it would really destroy battery health quick.
@@TheGaangIt depends on how you use the phone
Much awaited test.
Please do a OnePlus 12 vs Galaxy S24 Ultra test next.
The test we’ve all been waiting for!
And hey, a winner’s a winner, and I have my favorite (Apple ofc) but let’s be honest here. Either of these numbers, is FREAKING INCREDIBLE. Same as the performance. You’ll be happy with either, comes down to personal preference! Win for the consumers indeed
The iphone didn't win buddy look at all the other tests of the same 2 phones, the s24u won. Phonebuffs battery and speed tests are clearly rigged
2 minutes over 1663 minutes is not a "win". It's casual. If they repeat the test once more, maybe next time samsung will win. They are equal, in every possible way. No difference. It's called margin of error
This was more intense to watch than the Super Bowl overtime
Props to Apple, amazing that with a 12~% smaller battery manages to last longer. Can’t imagine what battery life would be if it had the same battery size as a Galaxy
Couldn't imagine if s24 ultra ditched spen for a larger battery
@@aashishnakarmi16905000 mah still can’t have more battery than iPhone
@@aashishnakarmi1690 that’s the thing: iPhone beats S24 without having a bigger or same battery size. It’s all optimization and efficiency
@@aashishnakarmi1690 It mostly about optimization, so battery size wouldn't really matter
Cheap apple putting smaller battery
yall should do a test to see what phone can go the longest on min settings and what goes the longest on highest of high settings
Well both did good on the test.
That was oddly intense
You took my tweet personal
I love that 😅
I love these tests of this Channel it is realistic to me and in my opinion "scientific" since you always do the same cycles between phones and make sure it is applying to all.
The s24u just came out and with no recent updates yet and it might not have learned your usage patterns yet. The iphone has been out for a while and has gotten stable with updates and also learned yoir usage pattern. Try this test again in few months when the s24u has been properly updated and optimised to fit your usage patterns.
Find it most interesting that in this test on S24 Ultra he keeps it at the default 3-button navigation mode but on the speed test, manually changes it to gestures which we all know affects the time. Inconsistent
Because that’s a Speedtest for speed matters having those buttons at the bottom isn’t affecting your battery in any meaningful way
Exactly what the guy said. If speed matters then the buttons should remain! Instead of swipe gestures.
If speed matter, then disable animations
@@spartanshadow13he matches both phones to have gesture navigations. By that logic he should be disabling all animations and going into developer mode and making more tweaks
@@flavioa6351By changing default navigation from 3-button for speed test to gestures the results are skewed. No customization should be done, just test the phone at their default values other than volume and phone brightness being matched. Speed test would have had a different result with default navigation. No consistency in test
Dunno, why u so underrated man. You should be at 10 mil by now, for the content you have for us always.
God speed you brother.
& Oh! I love to write this always, that intro 🎶 😍😍 it's so captivating.
Awesome to see competition in this category. What really surprised me is the iPhone losing in standby. iOS used to be known for its standby efficiency but it seems to have lost that over time, perhaps the findmy network is part of the issue as some have reported standby drain related to that. Whatever it is it’s interesting to say the least.
great test! you should also consider adding some section with mobile data usage, to test the modems
This is the only channel i trust about the tests since its very neutral, not some other channel that tries so hard to make Samsung better just because they hate iPhone.
Lets go phonebuff true test has arrived!
Can you turn on light performance mode on the S24 Ultra and redo the test? Light performance mode has no impact on your usage at all (like energy saving mode would), just throttles the CPU max clockspeed down a little, which also won't apply for games.
This is not about adjusting the parameters until Samsung wins, it is simply about seeing the behavior of both phones on a day-to-day basis.
@@BismarckMarine While I get your point, this option does exist for Samsung and Apple doesn't have it.
It also has zero impact on the phone.
It doesn't dimm the screen, 120hz still works, everything is 1:1 the same as before.
Nobody will notice if it's on or not.
I'd even argue that if somebody doesn't use that setting, they just want to drain their battery faster on purpose, because nobody needs this CPU power for daily social media usage or watching videos.
Samsung should have that on by default tbh.
Letting the Samsung win would be turning the resolution down to FHD+, maybe making the screen a little bit less bright to a point where nobody would notice it, etc.
@freesS3 that option does not exist on iOS because the iPhone simply does not need to limit its power to have better battery performance. In the same way that macbooks do not lose performance when they are disconnected from the power supply as practically all other computers on the market do. I know it sounds fanboyish but it's true, I put effort into making the phone as simple as possible for the user and that's fine, you have a cup of soda that you can't modify but that always works well, You have a very powerful performance that you do not need to disable because you will always have good battery performance as well.
@@BismarckMarineiphone can't do basic things. Why would it requires a bigger battery!.
@@BismarckMarineI agree macbooks are beasts.
I've been an iPhone user since 2010 and now i switched to the S24 ultra for the first time using Android device and man what a beast ! Loved the display and the amount of customization i can do with it !! And I NOTICED the fingerprint sensor is MORE practical than the face ID, i can unlock the phone without having to look at it every time i wanna use the phone 😅 .
Great comparison video! And THANK YOU for testing standby time. It's a very important variable because phones sit idle much of the time. But I rarely see it tested when battery life is compared.
Navigation buttons should be used for the speed test also. That's how it comes out of the box.
I keep seeing this but I still have to swipe up for the navigation bar in games on mine.
If you set the S24 Ultra Gesture swipe to 1 swipe and turn on developer mode the S24 Ultra can go even faster🔥🔥🔥
2:04 You say that it's less efficient, but you didn't put any critical thought into saying that. S24 Ultra or any Ultra for that matter has a 4860mah battery, 5000mah is unrated, so what iphone says is rated battery performance. Did I also mention, I'm a Xiaomi fan.
The gold standard in battery testing.
man hats off … great job 🫡
I'm Samsung galaxy user but it's been long time using it so I wanted to upgrade or try something new so should I go with iphone.
Me too
I personally have the iPhone 15 pro Max I had to google pixel 7 pro and I have to say the battery life is amazing
A blind Samsung User?
Subscribed your channel keep uploading more content ❤
For the continuous app opening test it might be wise to track how many times it has completed the loop, a phone that dropped 15% to open all the apps 50 times is far more impressive than a phone dropping 10% to only open them 35 times.
Going by his previous test.
The iPhone completed way more loops than the Samsung.
watched the full video 😮 great content very informative and entertaining at the same time 🎉🎉❤ samsung have improved it self in battery compartment alot .. great
I love the battery on my 15PM, go Samsung for catching up.
The fact the S24 Ultra was on QHD here and runs on android speaks volumes. I can see Android just passing IOS at some point, IOS doesn't improve, while Android does with Chipsets rivaling newer Consoles aleady...
@@Alexdbre a17 pro already can run console games. I doubt Android will ever surpass iOS because it isn’t optimised enough.
@@Alexdbreqhd has no battery life difference, if you ever owned a Samsung flagship try it, and no mobile chipset rivals consoles lmao I have a ps5 and my 13pm is nowhere near as good for gaming, either way consoles are just watered down PCs, even then the only phone as of now that can play actual modern console quality games decently is the iPhone 15 pros, where's death stranding or assassins creed on android?
@@KungFuWizardOfJesuscorrect, and optimisation costs a lot more money
@@KungFuWizardOfJesusyeah but iPhone doesn’t have a cooling system so i doubt it could run an AAA game for 10 mins without throttling. Why would they let their phones with poor heat management run a that intensive game? My 14 pro already gets so hot that burns my finger when i use it with signal data for 5 mins
Worth noting that samsung sells phones with 6000mah batteries which aren’t flagships and they even used to sell a couple of models with a 7000mah capacity 3 years ago
They have been "playing it safe" with batteries on their flagships, ever since the Note 7 fiasco. The ultra could realistically fit a 6500 MaH battery no problem, but Samsung doesn't want to take any risks.
@@jackwilson5542 right but i guess that any phone must have a safe mah capacity regardless if it’s a flagship or a midrange phone. They can’t be putting budget phone owners at risk lol
It would be amazing to see if you can combine the Battery, Camera AND Speed test in 1 video, would make an interesting video to watch.
This channel always has the most fair tests.
Dom: "Ask any racer. Any real racer. It don't matter if you win by an inch or a mile. Winning's winning."
This was really good thankyou for the experiment *!*
@phonebuff
So why does everything on the Samsung HAVE to be calibrated to be the same on the Samsung to the iPhone EXCEPT display??
exactly, guess they didn't want iPhone to lose
because no one ever lowers their screen resolution lol
@@outrider425 iPhone is a lower resolution tho lol
@@christophersingh8123 also has a smaller battery
@@christophersingh8123 has a smaller battery as well
I've had my Galaxy S24 Ultra for 3 weeks now. battery life on this phone is amazing. Full charge lasts me a full day and sometimes even more. I'm really impressed with this phone so far. I absolutely love it.
Can’t wait PhoneBuff doing rematch after S24 Ultra getting software update
Software updates can make battery life worse. The real battery life king IPhone 16 will soon be on the throne anyway.
can we do this for every iphone, pixel, and samsung device at each price level? like budget A series samsung vs pixel a series, vs iphone se. regular iphone 15, vs regular s24, vs regular pixel, and of course their pro versions and maybe even flip versions, sooo much content to make with all these phones! and super useful info for prospective buyers. there are literally 1000s of people making a decision based on your results. keep up the good work!
Curious how the two compare without matched brightness and audio levels. For example, auto brightness on and 50% volume despite their differences. Because they each handle brightness and sound differently in "real world " usage
Nice video!
Try a battery test after one month and ever applejuice phone will loose 😂
That's crazy that you now have navigation buttons turned on
Oh over the years, he turns on navigation buttons for the battery test and navigation bar for the spread test for some strange reason
Crazy how you are just noticing thst he is always biased towards the iPhone 😂, he is an apple boy
Do you have any proof that having buttons depletes the battery faster? What is the problem?
@@jerryoti4077better to program for the machine
@@andyH_Englandit's just another coping mechanism done by these fanboys
Interesting how you keep the default button layout on Samsung for the battery test, but conveniently change to the double swipe layout on speed tests
a 2 min phone call can save your life ... clear win for iPhone
The Samsung has ultra power save mode which basically turn it into a dumb phone with limited functionality and greatly extends battery life. You can make more than 5 minutes call with 1% left in that mode.
If you want to make an emergency call
the s24 ultra has a bigger screen, higher resolution, and higher peak brightness, even then it still had more battery than the iphone, but this is an extreme case, in a normal use case scenario, that bigger battery leads to the phone lasting wayyy longer, not to mention the super save mode its got
@@long-d4ki said that but i prefere android 😂
@@pr1sma826yeah i agree ! Android is the king of smartphone i just want A17 on s24 ultra then its perfect
Higher resolution and a brighter screen on the S24 Ultra. Super impressive efficiency from Samsung/Qualcomm
Now do the test again, but measure time spend charging during the course of a weeklong test, and include the oneplus 12.
I charge in downtime or overnight, so charging is meaningless. Although I carry a MagSafe battery pack I can slap on and get 4 hours extra SOT without needing to plug in!!!
@@andyH_England bs for some people like me charging is also as impoirtant as battery life. Oneplus is just a monster when it comes to that.
Very good test. And I love how you put the standby time in there too since that does play a big part of battery drain. But imagine if the 15 pro max had a 5,000 mAh battery too. I wish apple would do that already. I have the 15 pro max and love my 10+ hrs of SOT. The wife and daughter have the s24 ultra and they love it.
Were the displays set to the same resolution and refresh rate?
No
Samsung let's you set it up to 2k resolution which he used in this video and is more battery intensive
While the iPhone is capped at 1080p
apple's res is bet 1080 and 2k + apple has less ma battery so it's a fair test@@TemmyYT
Loved your conclusion to the video, it's a win for consumers.
idk how Galaxy packs bigger battery, big vapour chamber, higher resolution camera, two telephoto lens, faster charging and a freaking s pen in the similar body and weight as iphone, its INSANE.
bro it doesn't matter, iPhone still lighter and better to hold, just accept it
The key is plastic inside the titanium
@@mrCastrinho_literally only 4% lighter, you won’t even notice the difference 🤦🏻♂️
@@mrCastrinho_No and definitely no. Having both you talking out of your poor ass. The Samsung feels way more premium and nice in the hands, but who cares, both have a case lol. Also consider Display resolution, I can assure you the iphone won't last anything like samsung on FHD+, which still looks way better than the Iphone 15 Pro Max because of the better matte display
@@mrCastrinho_ I'd like to know who is this Mr. No One! Must be a sheep!
Great test as always. Please compare battery between exynos and snapdragon S24 models
Bro this is too close to even be called an absolute win😂
Galaxy has a bigger battery so it’s definitely a win for iPhone.
@@DanielSanchez-qc1keno it isnt it has a lower resolution 1.5k display so less pixels to power as well as less brighter display so its wrong to say it won completely
Don't forget that the samsung charges substantially faster which makes it way better practically.
Although almost a tie and apple still won but one advantage that Samsung has is faster charging. I can go through a full day with only 30 minutes charging .
Well with the new model iPhones you don’t really have to charge your phone. I think that’s the main purpose of having such a great battery. I haven’t had to charge an iPhone during the day since I got the 13 Pro series
I@@superiortoall22I mean. So with the new galaxy. It's a 2 minute difference. Not that major.
Meaning... It doesn't matter?
But having options like faster charging battery share and faster wireless charging makes is better regardless
@@shortstuff780 but when would I ever use fast charging? That’s what I’m getting at. If I just charge at night because the battery is that good what’s the point of fast charging besides potentially damaging the battery in the long run? And yes I have the OnePlus Open, so I have used fast charging phones before. Just really does nothing if the phone has a great battery.
It is more on the rare occasion I need help quickly charge my 24 ultra fast but in general, I’m pretty good having both my iPhone in the galaxy charged. Especially with it being so great mag battery pack. I can just stop on if I really need to for my iPhone and in any way between my house at work and in the car, it’s very rare that you drew my phone was below 50% on a normal day, since it is so plugged in so often even all day that I’m traveling into them, I never worry about battery
Fast charging is good because I'm a student and sometimes I wake up on a school day realising that i forgot to charge my phone. Plug it in, then shower. Come back and it's already almost 70%.
What a come back
Never thought I would see the day of a galaxy having the same battery life as an Iphone
Android competes equally starting from SDGen2. Even S23U was pretty close to iphone 14PM. But wouldn't have mattered in regular usage.
It’s not the same…the iPhone battery is much smaller
@@cia4gent128 Its the same if they cant put a bigger battery in. You limited.
@@cia4gent128Does it really matter all that much if they're both performing nearly the same in real world usage?
And you still haven’t LMAO
Great review!
Imagine if an iPhone had the same size of the battery as the Ultra
This was more intense than the last lap of the 2021 Abu Dhabi GP
Was the Samsung Calibrated? Because I noticed a massive difference when I calibrated my battery. I legitimately get just shy of 34 hours on my 24 Ultra. The way I use it anyway. The other day I have RUclips videos playing in the background for about 3.5 hrs, also had maps going and was texting and surfing the internet, I still had 68% battery left after 9.5 hrs of use.
how do you calibrate it tho
the trick is to put a fullhd+ on samsung instead the qhd , matching the iphon relosution and galaxy would easily win this test
Zoneoftech’s S24 ultra 15 pro max battery comeback tells a different story
Ultra lasted 50min more🤔
Ha just commented this. S24 had a significant amount of battery left after iPhone died
Probably his test didnt have an app cycle part where iphone caught up
So did you use the footage from the original battery test with the iPhone 15 Pro Max? Because I noticed it performed almost exactly the same as it did in the original battery test even though you said there was a bug causing battery drain. If you did, could you please give the results for the iPhone 15 models on the new software
No because the 15 pro Max lasted a minute longer in this video than the other videos.
Bro I'm so confused 😢 which one should I buy any help guys ?!!! 😢😢
I'd say get both if you can for the lowest price lol I'm trying to get both online but without a carriers/networks for both phones
Does the 13 pro max really still have better battery life than these two phones? Or did the tests change? I was looking on your website to see if theres a ranked list for every phone tested (its very out of date, by the way), but the 13 Pro Max got 28h 6m total
3:45 galaxy has bluetooth device connected? you can see it in the status bar
its bluetooth on not connected. iphones bluetooth is on too
Love this channel and the videos. I have to say, as long as the margin isn't 1-2 hours, it doesn't matter to me anymore. Maybe thats the future we are headed to. Where we can hopefully rely on the battery life of phones on being very good and very similar. But I wont lie. I do enjoy the iPhones OS and hardware and performance a lot.
Please do a s24 exynos Vs s24 snapdragon battery and speed tests 🙏
waiting for this video felt longer than the GTA 6 wait.
The end part was more intense than watching a world cup.
what was the screen resolution of the Samsung when the test was carried out?
Dosent really matter I guess. There is a test from them " 1440p vs. 1080p Battery Test " and there was nearly no difference.
Great video as always, but I would like to see a graph like in the video with S23U and 14PM
iPhone has less battery and still win
because android is optimized so bad
@@Funnyclipstationiphone has less brightness and less resolution thats the reason why it won it have less pixels to power its display
FINALLY SAMSUNG BEAT APPLE IN BATTERY LIFE PERFORMANCE 😎
A 2 minute difference is a win for s24 since it charge faster
But the iPhone has Qi 2.0/MagSafe, meaning I can slap a magnetic wireless charging battery pack on, making the iPhone the winner.
@@andyH_England😂😂😂, Samsung can also do that soo...
@@ctnikola_9047 You have to buy a case that affects the s-pen. So, no, it is not the same.
This is giving Roman Reigns retaining the title at wrestlemania vibes 😂
I know no one wants to hear this. But the iPhone 15 PM did phenomenal. Considering the size of the battery and how long it stays running is truly impressive. Both devices are great Just choose which suits your needs better 😁😇
It’ll be interesting to see if Apple eventually decides to update the battery size for the 16 series
In my test, the S24 ultra lasted 2 minutes longer 😂 so they are about the same.
How do I create the Standby button on the iPhone?
Did anyone else notice that he used the STANDARD 3 buttons navigation for this test but he changed it to the swipe gestures for the speed test?? I thought this guy was unbiased but I was proven wrong!
Speed test he used default settings. Battery test he used the quicker one. Doesn’t affect battery life.
@jujhaarsekhon9705 I know it doesn't affect battery life lol! My point is that he changed the speed test setting to the slower one! With the buttons you dont need to double swipe!