Tbh, I wasn't surprised because I tested my samsung, and I know that the moment I stop touching the screen it drops the HZ from 120 to whatever is the content like watching YT to 24hz, that's do to the LTPO display, but fixed 120hz screens surely gonna have some real difference, as long as you're screen is LTPO there's no need for disabling the high HZ
I have a Fold 5 and the refresh rate goes down to 24hz always whether you have activated 60hz or 120hz. I am sure it is the same on S24U, too. This should not be the explanation.
Thank you! Excellent comparison. You are proving things with scientific tests that no one can deny or Argue. I'm changing mine to QHD AND 120HZ and never going back. PERIOD!
In real 120fps environment if you do the same test, the difference will be bigger. Here basically just because of the LTPO, all video runned on 60Hz at max, so the 120Hz settings was ignored, because the content never reached the 120fps.. all video platform limited the videos to 60fps, and when your CPU only calculating 60 different frames in each sec (so 60fps), you only need to refresh the screen 60 times in each sec (so 60Hz), and this is exactly what the built-in LTPO do, limiting the screen refresh if the content has lower fps. So if you are manually scrolling a lot, that can generate 120fps, and can deffinetly use more battery, but to test the 120Hz settings with 60fps limited content, it's not a great idea at all.
I mean, 120hz or 60hz will only get activated when you touch the screen scrolling or when something on the screen has 120fps. In case of yt and tik tok vids. They are pretty much 30fps hence 30hz mostly. So no big difference
Far from easy but so long as you all watch it from start to end, like, comment, sub and share then it's all worth. I will do my best to make the video, detailed., accurate, fun and engaging always
I saw when you did this live, and damn Ben! I am impressed. I own the 8 Pro and THANK YOU for this video, not only did you save me the hassle of not using FHD+ but now I never use 60hz either. Thanks so much, I appreciate the hard work you put into these videos, the dedication is unmatched. ✊
@@LoverOfTechIt's not locked at 60hz. It says up to 60 hz on standard mode. It drops to 24hz when the screen isn't being touched. That's kinda an unfair advantage for your test
These "extra" tests you're doing highlight my usage and also just lets everyone feel relieved when using their own phone to their fullest potential. Thanks for these videos my friend, your hard work should b seen by more people!! Keep up the good work, god bless.
These test you do are great!! Finally someone that tests these differences in a controlled way and debunks some myths! I'd love to see a comparison on having wifi-calling enabled/preferred vs not as well :-)
As someone who has done countless such tests on my S22 ultra, its not the 60hz mode that will save your battery, its the battery saver option toggled on. It creates no noticeable difference in normal phone usage as the chip is powerful enough to run on 70% capacity and if you got good 4g coverage or wifi, you don't need the 5g support you get without the battery saver mode. It helps me get at least another extra half a day of normal occassional usage out of the phone and conserves the battery for the future. I still have the f62 model from samsung, with that behemoth 6800 mah battery, it used to last 2.5-3 days of full usage with this trick
Okay... Now this is what a tech reviewers should be doing... Mkbhd have missed this aspect and believe this should be the main focus of all other tech youtubers out there. Realistic comparison not only camera
You are answering all the questions I wanted to know! I will keep my s24 at 120 hz and 1440p now. Can you do a CPU throttling battery test? Samsung "light" CPU use vs standard CPU use to see if there is a battery savings?
In this test you used the phones only watching videos that don't use more than 60hz, I would like to see how much difference there is in the battery when using the phones more for scrolling through content. I think that in that case the difference in favor of 60hz comes to the fore.
Just wanna say your videos are so satisfying to watch. You really found a niche for yourself in the tech community. Also seems like you love what you do.
I think there is something being overlooked in these tests. When you switch to standard the screen will remain at 60 HZ but fir the adaptive, the screen goes down to 24 HZ or lower depending on the phone. So whenever you put the tests like on tiktok and it is on auto scroll, ideally the screen on adaptive refresh rate will be lower than 120 hz because it only switches to 120 hz when therevis touch input. So if you want the test between 60 and 120 hz to be more accurate, you will have to manually scroll with your hand so that it emulates like a real person would and you will surely end up seeing different results. If you want to test whether what am saying is accurate, go to developer options and toggle on the window to see the current screen refresh rate.
nope. most of the time the screen will stay at 120hz. only when in Always on Display it went to 30hz and then dropping to 1hz. tested it on multiple LTPO androids. dunno about apple tho.
Love these tests! Can we also do a test to compare battery saver mode vs regular usage? But please also introduce a few hours of rest time in between so it also measures how both phones handle idle usage (like when setting down your phone in a restaurant). Thank you very much !!!
Very nice video the last gen of ltpo displays make this possible, for example in my s22 ultra the screen resolution does not affect the battery as you show in your first video but the 120hzr decreases the battery duration significantly because the first ltpo display samsung used wasn't as efficient as the latest models and the processor helps as well, so it appies for the s23 and s24 but not for the s22
This is what I was looking for! Thank you very much for this test. Just a note: it would be fun to enable show refresh rate in developer settings for this testy at least for androids (idk. if you can get it on the Iphone).
Thank u for this comparison Just to mention, the 120hz affect midrange phone's battery because the displays are not LTPO so not adaptive refresh rate. On these devices u tested the refresh rate is adaptive so when u don't move the screen it could drop to 60hz or less.
With your previous video I activated the QHD resolution, now with this video I will activate the 120hz, thank you very much! greetings from Lima, Peru!
another banger video good work. i just observed that the galaxy looked a bit brighter on the youtube app when it was not full screen so can you also check for brightness drops along with the temperatures. also waiting eagerly for the light performance mode comparison for samsung.
Glad you enjoyed the video. Considering what you've said, to them have to check the brightness and then readjust it just asking too much and adding more to an already intense process. Take the test for what it is and the variations that come with each phone even after I have tried to control all parameters
@@LoverOfTech Hey man, I appreciate your work, you're putting a lot of effort into these videos and it shows. I think what @carbideshot5875 was referring to YT on the Galaxy is the "Video brightness setting" option under the Advanced settings. I think it comes enabled out of the box. It makes media from some apps like YT, Netflix and such a bit brighter.
Another unmissable content from my man. Great work. As an admirer of your camera test contents, looking forward to see another camera contents using these devices or add a few
You know, there's so many battery drain test videos out there, but 2 things nobody EVER mentions. 1) Samsung charges faster than IPhone, so even if the iPhone last a little bit longer, the Samsung can still charge up quick. My phone charged 25% in like 15 minutes. 2) No one EVER mentions Samsung's Ultra Power Saving Mode which Apple lacks. UPSM is a game changer IMO.
I think in the 60hz option Samsung doesn’t use its LTPO technology at all Please loveroftech confirm this 🙏 if you turn on “show refresh rate” in dev options the Samsung always refreshes at 60hz
Sometimes i feel that my Pixel 8 pro lasts just as long as my Iphone. Then sometimes it doesnt. Sometimes it seems like it lasts longer than my Iphone. On launch day battery was meh now its a bit better and def feel more comfortable using it without worrying about it sting so fast. Now just fix the horrible video capture and slight heat issues! Great video!
This is not "no wifi" test. iPhone have WiFi on, it is just disconnected from AP. To turn off wifi on an iPhone you need to go to setttings or make desktop shortcut for it. The same problem was in S24 vs iP 15 vs Pixel 8 test. And probably all other with "no wifi" or "no LTE" - LTE/data trasfer on an iPhone only limited on "off". To turn it off properly you need to go to settings. And I don;t see what about GPS - in Android it is toggle on a quick settings, on an iPhone only in settings.
@@LoverOfTech But still consumes power to scan wifi networks. I have a shortcut to turn off wifi for good and in this way it should be checked (in my opinion). BTW: I'm not sure if 120 Hz is used during YT playback, instagram or tiktok movies or camera recording. Higher refresh is probably adaptive and 120 Hz works only while scrolling page in a browser or switching movie on tiktok. Movies are 30 fps or 60 fps in general, so in this moment smartphones probably use 60 Hz refresh. You can check (if I'm right) by turn on "show refresh rate" in developer options in Android. I don't know if there is any way do dispaly this number on an iPhone.
@LoverofTech - would you consider trying a dual sim configuration (esim + physical sim) both separate networks, both on 5G and then run video call (whatsapp call) testing plus day to day usage like emails, RUclips, chrome etc. I barely get 5 hours SOT. Its been over a week since I've been using my device and all inital jitters (setups and download, sync etc) have been finished. Can send screen shots. My previous S23U and vanilla S23 used to give me 6 hours and 3.75 hour SOT respectively, same setup. iphone 15 pro was just a day of usage. S24U is a full workday. S23U used to be a day and a half.
More info 120 HZ, QHD res, no power saving modes, all settings maxed out basically for my daily driver setup. AOD is on auto mode, displaying wallpaper, consuming about 5% in a day. I am in Canada using Telus and Rogers Networks. Where i am i have decent signals, not the greatest on Telus. Also, i am home most days and most of the times. The times reported above are 95% on wifi 6. Standby times are great, video times are awesome too. Also, ive noticed, on Android auto usage, phone reports screen on time for Google maps. Thats incorrect. So i am not inclined to believe SOT times and associated reported battery percentage consumption.
Not quite sure this makes sense. If it's adaptive, videos etc will play at the same framerate. Constant-touch activities in apps such as Chrome are surely the best comparison point, as it will push the screen to its respective cap.
Bro i am sure very soon people’s wait for your autograph because its very hard work your doing for your subscribe become big fan of yours i am from india
just wonder what if 15 pro max would have gotten 5000mah battery , I mean no phone would even stand close next to it , Samsung having 5000mh battery still can't beat 15 pro max which has 500mh less battery , I don't know when iPhone will feature 5000mh but whenever it will that would create history in battery with next level chipset
I would have ran a test somehow where it does scrolling the entire time I think this would be the best test for this kind of example a scrolling test because maybe the 120 hertz would actually drain more battery than 60 hertz at this point great video nonetheless but that's the way I would have did it somehow opening apps and scrolling instead of having it on record or one app where I want to see is actually scrolling up and down pausing up and down scrolling you know what I mean lol and maybe throwing a feel initial opening and closing apps. I feel like the results could possibly be different than this.
I will not give up 120hz in any situation, even if the battery is low, because 60hz hurts the eyes, and Easley geta over 9h daily use with 120hz (S23U)
@LoverOfTech thanks bro I read honor is using silicon carbon battery and a chip that helps to control in certain temperatures not quite understand but can't wait
Your test has a FLAW. Just tested Auto scroll on tiktok. On my s24 Ultra. It keeps screen at 60hz. And only goes up to 120 when you manually touch screen. Use show refresh option to see. So even in 120HZ tiktok will only stay at 60 in autoscroll. Due to no finger movement being detected. So in your tiktok test for 120HZ, the screen always stayed at 60Hz since you was not manually scrolling.
@@LoverOfTechyeh I mean good test overall. I'm now running my phone in QHD 120HZ. But I noticed my tiktok was using more power now. So had to investigate. Just wanted to share the results wirh you. 😊
That's quite intense and love your video comparison,though ,still can't can't fathom how the Samsung always loose out to the iPhone while the Samsung will always win with other RUclipsrs ,I think maybe the mobile data too is the cause,with WiFi only ,the Samsung will always win but with mobile data ,it is quite different but realistic,love it and keep up with the good work ❤❤❤
Most I have seen like PhoneBuff have the iPhone winning on wifi as well. So I just think the iPhone is more efficient especially with the 15% smaller battery!
Are the videos playing at the higher frame rate? I know RUclips will not play a video on a higher frame rate on my S24U unless I set it on each video. And even then, many are limited.
You should have followed some points in the battery test The first point of the Samsung screen is 830 nits, which is more than the iPhone, you should have equalized all the phones with the nit meter. The second point is that Samsung is a tenth of an inch larger than the iPhone, which affects battery consumption The third point is that the resolution of the Samsung screen is 2K, but for the iPhone 1.5K, you should have set it to Full HD Plus for a more fair test.
Oh my God! WTF are people thanking you for? That's a horrible test! Phones didn't even get the chance to run at 120hz for more than 5 seconds. You didn't even make a scroll test. You're just leaving them running applications that would make the LTPO tech lower the FPS to 60hz anyway. If the displays are not actually running at 120hz, there's no reason to make a comparision to begin with.
Tbh, I wasn't surprised because I tested my samsung, and I know that the moment I stop touching the screen it drops the HZ from 120 to whatever is the content like watching YT to 24hz, that's do to the LTPO display, but fixed 120hz screens surely gonna have some real difference, as long as you're screen is LTPO there's no need for disabling the high HZ
LTPO and adaptive refresh I guess is doing it's job even when 60Hz is enabled
@LoverOfTech
Sure it's, thanks for your testing man, really great stuff. Keep it up 👍
In 60 Hz it remains at 60Hz only as per my experience with S23 Ultra. I can be wrong
@@techakshay9227 no you are not wrong.
I have a Fold 5 and the refresh rate goes down to 24hz always whether you have activated 60hz or 120hz. I am sure it is the same on S24U, too. This should not be the explanation.
Thank you! Excellent comparison. You are proving things with scientific tests that no one can deny or Argue.
I'm changing mine to QHD AND 120HZ and never going back. PERIOD!
Thank you 😊
In real 120fps environment if you do the same test, the difference will be bigger. Here basically just because of the LTPO, all video runned on 60Hz at max, so the 120Hz settings was ignored, because the content never reached the 120fps.. all video platform limited the videos to 60fps, and when your CPU only calculating 60 different frames in each sec (so 60fps), you only need to refresh the screen 60 times in each sec (so 60Hz), and this is exactly what the built-in LTPO do, limiting the screen refresh if the content has lower fps.
So if you are manually scrolling a lot, that can generate 120fps, and can deffinetly use more battery, but to test the 120Hz settings with 60fps limited content, it's not a great idea at all.
I mean, 120hz or 60hz will only get activated when you touch the screen scrolling or when something on the screen has 120fps. In case of yt and tik tok vids. They are pretty much 30fps hence 30hz mostly. So no big difference
Time to enjoy QHD and 120Hz all the way!
@@LoverOfTech definitely..❤️
Man, I saw your IG stories, have to say, it ain't easy. I appreciate the dedication. Quick run
Far from easy but so long as you all watch it from start to end, like, comment, sub and share then it's all worth.
I will do my best to make the video, detailed., accurate, fun and engaging always
@@LoverOfTechlove your content, the most detailed in tech without a doubt
I saw when you did this live, and damn Ben! I am impressed. I own the 8 Pro and THANK YOU for this video, not only did you save me the hassle of not using FHD+ but now I never use 60hz either. Thanks so much, I appreciate the hard work you put into these videos, the dedication is unmatched. ✊
Thanks for the support 🙏🏿
A big reason behind this could be that these phones scale all the way down to 1hz as well as peaking at 120 hz
Again, just enjoy the full benefits of your display.
Facts
@@LoverOfTechIt's not locked at 60hz. It says up to 60 hz on standard mode. It drops to 24hz when the screen isn't being touched. That's kinda an unfair advantage for your test
@@LoverOfTechlight mod vs dark mod battery test plz 😅
@@Goku_CosmosFor anyone wondering, blacking out as many apps and things as you can will double your stats. 30-60% increase
Try to enjoy the full benefits of your battery…
These "extra" tests you're doing highlight my usage and also just lets everyone feel relieved when using their own phone to their fullest potential. Thanks for these videos my friend, your hard work should b seen by more people!! Keep up the good work, god bless.
Thanks for supporting 🙏🏿
These test you do are great!! Finally someone that tests these differences in a controlled way and debunks some myths! I'd love to see a comparison on having wifi-calling enabled/preferred vs not as well :-)
As someone who has done countless such tests on my S22 ultra, its not the 60hz mode that will save your battery, its the battery saver option toggled on. It creates no noticeable difference in normal phone usage as the chip is powerful enough to run on 70% capacity and if you got good 4g coverage or wifi, you don't need the 5g support you get without the battery saver mode. It helps me get at least another extra half a day of normal occassional usage out of the phone and conserves the battery for the future. I still have the f62 model from samsung, with that behemoth 6800 mah battery, it used to last 2.5-3 days of full usage with this trick
Okay... Now this is what a tech reviewers should be doing... Mkbhd have missed this aspect and believe this should be the main focus of all other tech youtubers out there. Realistic comparison not only camera
I always run my Galaxy in power saving mode with light profile. So I wonder how all 3 of them would behave under their respective power saving modes.
Thank you for this 👏 leveling up the channel. Next up, WiFi vs mobile data battery test? 😃
Yep WiFi vs Data is next.
@LoverOfTech
I assure you there's going to be a difference, maybe 10 to 25% better for the Wifi
Thank you so much for this video, so far I haven’t found any RUclipsr that does this yet
Glad I could help!
You are answering all the questions I wanted to know! I will keep my s24 at 120 hz and 1440p now. Can you do a CPU throttling battery test? Samsung "light" CPU use vs standard CPU use to see if there is a battery savings?
I will do the same drain test with eith Standard vs Light performance profile soon. Thanks for watching
Nice looking forward for it @LoverOfTech
In this test you used the phones only watching videos that don't use more than 60hz, I would like to see how much difference there is in the battery when using the phones more for scrolling through content. I think that in that case the difference in favor of 60hz comes to the fore.
Stated this at the end of the video as a disclaimer 🤷🏿♂️
Bro is definitely my new go to channel for battery tests! I really do enjoy your videos because you actually test the devices in numerous settings.
Glad you like them!
Just wanna say your videos are so satisfying to watch. You really found a niche for yourself in the tech community. Also seems like you love what you do.
I really appreciate just comments. Brings motivation as these videos are very difficult to make, especially as consistently and frequently as I do.
Samsung S24 Ultra 5000 mAh
Iphone 15 Pro Max 4400 mAh
More number does not always mean better, the optimization work of iOS is incredible.
I think there is something being overlooked in these tests. When you switch to standard the screen will remain at 60 HZ but fir the adaptive, the screen goes down to 24 HZ or lower depending on the phone. So whenever you put the tests like on tiktok and it is on auto scroll, ideally the screen on adaptive refresh rate will be lower than 120 hz because it only switches to 120 hz when therevis touch input. So if you want the test between 60 and 120 hz to be more accurate, you will have to manually scroll with your hand so that it emulates like a real person would and you will surely end up seeing different results. If you want to test whether what am saying is accurate, go to developer options and toggle on the window to see the current screen refresh rate.
nope. most of the time the screen will stay at 120hz. only when in Always on Display it went to 30hz and then dropping to 1hz. tested it on multiple LTPO androids. dunno about apple tho.
Another test that answers a question I've always wondered about, lovely work!
Thank you 😊
Love these tests! Can we also do a test to compare battery saver mode vs regular usage? But please also introduce a few hours of rest time in between so it also measures how both phones handle idle usage (like when setting down your phone in a restaurant). Thank you very much !!!
Thanks for watching and supporting. I appreciate your suggestion and takenit on board. For now I have to start focusing on other phones and videos
Very nice video the last gen of ltpo displays make this possible, for example in my s22 ultra the screen resolution does not affect the battery as you show in your first video but the 120hzr decreases the battery duration significantly because the first ltpo display samsung used wasn't as efficient as the latest models and the processor helps as well, so it appies for the s23 and s24 but not for the s22
Yea looks like these new gen LTPO panels are working good
This is what I was looking for! Thank you very much for this test. Just a note: it would be fun to enable show refresh rate in developer settings for this testy at least for androids (idk. if you can get it on the Iphone).
This is not something I doubt you do can do on iPhone.
The show refresh rate in dev settings I guess can be done but how accurate it is I dunno
What a great idea.
You are treasure at RUclips , great review. Cheers from Türkiye.
Thank u for this comparison
Just to mention, the 120hz affect midrange phone's battery because the displays are not LTPO so not adaptive refresh rate.
On these devices u tested the refresh rate is adaptive so when u don't move the screen it could drop to 60hz or less.
With your previous video I activated the QHD resolution, now with this video I will activate the 120hz, thank you very much! greetings from Lima, Peru!
Glad I could help!
I saw someone else say it in this section, but a light mode vs dark mode battery test would be pretty cool too. Thank you!
Definitely working on that very soon
another banger video good work. i just observed that the galaxy looked a bit brighter on the youtube app when it was not full screen so can you also check for brightness drops along with the temperatures. also waiting eagerly for the light performance mode comparison for samsung.
Glad you enjoyed the video. Considering what you've said, to them have to check the brightness and then readjust it just asking too much and adding more to an already intense process.
Take the test for what it is and the variations that come with each phone even after I have tried to control all parameters
@@LoverOfTech Hey man, I appreciate your work, you're putting a lot of effort into these videos and it shows.
I think what @carbideshot5875 was referring to YT on the Galaxy is the "Video brightness setting" option under the Advanced settings. I think it comes enabled out of the box. It makes media from some apps like YT, Netflix and such a bit brighter.
@dess1406 i will try and look for that setting and see
@@LoverOfTech i think you misunderstood my point i did not ask you to readjust i am only asking for the measurement which should be easy enough
8% difference between 1st and 3rd. They've basically all got the same battery life for this test.
Another unmissable content from my man. Great work. As an admirer of your camera test contents, looking forward to see another camera contents using these devices or add a few
Much appreciated!
You know, there's so many battery drain test videos out there, but 2 things nobody EVER mentions. 1) Samsung charges faster than IPhone, so even if the iPhone last a little bit longer, the Samsung can still charge up quick. My phone charged 25% in like 15 minutes. 2) No one EVER mentions Samsung's Ultra Power Saving Mode which Apple lacks. UPSM is a game changer IMO.
All good points you've made.
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Bloody hell mate, next level scientist 😂 loving the effort dude 🙌
Thanks mate
Thank you for producing these videos! Wondering if you can do a similar testing for light mode vs dark mode? That would be very interesting to see. 🤔
Light and Dark mode will be way later. I Have to start focusing on other phones coming out
the test we needed haha. Not so important, but really good to know :D
I think in the 60hz option Samsung doesn’t use its LTPO technology at all
Please loveroftech confirm this 🙏 if you turn on “show refresh rate” in dev options the Samsung always refreshes at 60hz
Maybe I will do a short form video
Please do@@LoverOfTech
I have s22, and I can confirm that
Sometimes i feel that my Pixel 8 pro lasts just as long as my Iphone. Then sometimes it doesnt. Sometimes it seems like it lasts longer than my Iphone. On launch day battery was meh now its a bit better and def feel more comfortable using it without worrying about it sting so fast. Now just fix the horrible video capture and slight heat issues! Great video!
Glad you liked it
I've been curious about this for so long ...
Thank you 🎉
You’re welcome 😊
One of the best testing channel i seen keep it up bro....!😮
Wow, thanks!
This is not "no wifi" test. iPhone have WiFi on, it is just disconnected from AP. To turn off wifi on an iPhone you need to go to setttings or make desktop shortcut for it. The same problem was in S24 vs iP 15 vs Pixel 8 test. And probably all other with "no wifi" or "no LTE" - LTE/data trasfer on an iPhone only limited on "off". To turn it off properly you need to go to settings.
And I don;t see what about GPS - in Android it is toggle on a quick settings, on an iPhone only in settings.
Either way, this is the same way a normal user would disconnect from WiFi, it's not connected to an access point.
@@LoverOfTech But still consumes power to scan wifi networks. I have a shortcut to turn off wifi for good and in this way it should be checked (in my opinion).
BTW: I'm not sure if 120 Hz is used during YT playback, instagram or tiktok movies or camera recording. Higher refresh is probably adaptive and 120 Hz works only while scrolling page in a browser or switching movie on tiktok. Movies are 30 fps or 60 fps in general, so in this moment smartphones probably use 60 Hz refresh. You can check (if I'm right) by turn on "show refresh rate" in developer options in Android. I don't know if there is any way do dispaly this number on an iPhone.
@@nickvolt2816doesn't matter, the results would be similar as the phones don't move at all
@LoverofTech - would you consider trying a dual sim configuration (esim + physical sim) both separate networks, both on 5G and then run video call (whatsapp call) testing plus day to day usage like emails, RUclips, chrome etc. I barely get 5 hours SOT. Its been over a week since I've been using my device and all inital jitters (setups and download, sync etc) have been finished. Can send screen shots. My previous S23U and vanilla S23 used to give me 6 hours and 3.75 hour SOT respectively, same setup. iphone 15 pro was just a day of usage. S24U is a full workday. S23U used to be a day and a half.
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120 HZ, QHD res, no power saving modes, all settings maxed out basically for my daily driver setup. AOD is on auto mode, displaying wallpaper, consuming about 5% in a day.
I am in Canada using Telus and Rogers Networks. Where i am i have decent signals, not the greatest on Telus.
Also, i am home most days and most of the times. The times reported above are 95% on wifi 6.
Standby times are great, video times are awesome too.
Also, ive noticed, on Android auto usage, phone reports screen on time for Google maps. Thats incorrect. So i am not inclined to believe SOT times and associated reported battery percentage consumption.
At this current time, I doubt it as dealing with E-Sim is a pain due to how often I am switching and testing phones
Tiktok home page appears full screen on your phone, just like iPhone, how did you do this?
It's by default 🤷🏿♂️
Does the LTPO disable when you turn the 120fps down to 60?
At this point I don't even know 😂
No it does not. You can turn on developer settings, refresh rate monitor and see that it drops
Finally someone did a proper 120hz vs 60hz test. THANK YOU !!!
You're welcome 😊
Not quite sure this makes sense. If it's adaptive, videos etc will play at the same framerate. Constant-touch activities in apps such as Chrome are surely the best comparison point, as it will push the screen to its respective cap.
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Bro i am sure very soon people’s wait for your autograph because its very hard work your doing for your subscribe become big fan of yours i am from india
Thank you 😊
enable both adaptive screen refresh rate and powersaving. i use maxhz
Oh so with maxhz we can force more fps even on battery saver!? Cool
Yes sir @@keval_yt
A more realistic comparison is scrolling on a webpage or something where the hz actually comes in...mo movement usually doesn't mean anything
Basically Just max out your Samsung and don't worry about it 😅😊
This is the way lol
@@LoverOfTech Din Grogu approved
Very nice video keep up the good work, thank you very much for your effort this was very informative!
just wonder what if 15 pro max would have gotten 5000mah battery , I mean no phone would even stand close next to it , Samsung having 5000mh battery still can't beat 15 pro max which has 500mh less battery , I don't know when iPhone will feature 5000mh but whenever it will that would create history in battery with next level chipset
I definitely expected a bigger difference between the 60 Hz and 120 hz. Based on this comparison they are almost identical.
It's shocking right?
Might be more of a difference while scrolling, not sure how much camera, tiktok, youtube and Spotify matter if the screen is static.
15 plus claims to have the best battery life please introduce it in your battery draining test.
I didn't expect that, I think the advanced LTPO display showed how important it is, great video as always❤
Glad you liked it!
I would have ran a test somehow where it does scrolling the entire time I think this would be the best test for this kind of example a scrolling test because maybe the 120 hertz would actually drain more battery than 60 hertz at this point great video nonetheless but that's the way I would have did it somehow opening apps and scrolling instead of having it on record or one app where I want to see is actually scrolling up and down pausing up and down scrolling you know what I mean lol and maybe throwing a feel initial opening and closing apps. I feel like the results could possibly be different than this.
This is very helpful review. Many thanks!
Glad my video helped 👏🏿
thanks for the test, was wondering if i should switch back to 60hz
This was a very cool test thanks for all your hard work!
Thank you for watching
can you do a review for RAM Plus setting? i heard it consumes more battery. So some people disable ramplus for more battery usage. what's your opinon
Sorry I doubt I will be doing such a test. Its way too niche and the interest will be very low
@Lover of tech , how does the drain test perform on the s 23 ultra
Haven't done it yet. It will be later
Alright.. will be eagerly waiting for it bro..thanks for the hard work
We need this type video of regular ones
Currently watching this on a pixel 8 and I knew it would tap out first 💀
Bruh😂 Pixel 8 Pro did good man lol
Great video! But still can’t comprehend how the lphone with way smaller battery wins always 😀
Killing the process in background
Can you make social media test between s24 ultra and iPhone 15 pro max? Really need one since Samsung talked about partnership with social media
Not at the moment, sorry. Maybe later
Looks like the Samsung is finally catching up to the iPhone in terms of battery
Finally catching up to iPhone 13 pro max's battery, which was a phone that came out 3 years ago
that phone has better battery life than any iPhone lmao when it was on it's prime iOS 15@@Hhhh22222-w
Very nice practical test...👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Bro looks at the camera in the intro how I look at chicken wings
I will not give up 120hz in any situation, even if the battery is low, because 60hz hurts the eyes, and Easley geta over 9h daily use with 120hz (S23U)
Same. 120Hz is too good
This comparison is wrong, the refresh rate is effective when you scroll the page, not when you watch the video.
I just read someone testing the honor magic 6 pro which scored 17 hours I just can't wait until the 25th
I will test it when I have it
@LoverOfTech thanks bro I read honor is using silicon carbon battery and a chip that helps to control in certain temperatures not quite understand but can't wait
Your test has a FLAW.
Just tested Auto scroll on tiktok. On my s24 Ultra. It keeps screen at 60hz. And only goes up to 120 when you manually touch screen.
Use show refresh option to see.
So even in 120HZ tiktok will only stay at 60 in autoscroll. Due to no finger movement being detected.
So in your tiktok test for 120HZ, the screen always stayed at 60Hz since you was not manually scrolling.
At this point, what controlled test for battery drain doesn't have a flaw🤔
@@LoverOfTechyeh I mean good test overall. I'm now running my phone in QHD 120HZ.
But I noticed my tiktok was using more power now. So had to investigate. Just wanted to share the results wirh you. 😊
Can u check s24 ultra in hd vs full hd vs qhd+ resolutions battery life
It won't make a difference
My s24u also runs upto 6hr on 4g but on 5g it hardly reaches 5hr on normal usage. Is it normal?
I guess 5G uses more battery 🤷🏿♂️
That's quite intense and love your video comparison,though ,still can't can't fathom how the Samsung always loose out to the iPhone while the Samsung will always win with other RUclipsrs ,I think maybe the mobile data too is the cause,with WiFi only ,the Samsung will always win but with mobile data ,it is quite different but realistic,love it and keep up with the good work ❤❤❤
Most I have seen like PhoneBuff have the iPhone winning on wifi as well. So I just think the iPhone is more efficient especially with the 15% smaller battery!
You will love the next video of Wifi vs Mobile Data.
@@LoverOfTech definitely can't wait
Great job another great video 👏
Thank you! Cheers!
Could you do a battery test on the regular s24 models 😁
That video is ready and will go live on Thursday so make sure you're subbed and notifications on so you don't miss it
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Are the videos playing at the higher frame rate? I know RUclips will not play a video on a higher frame rate on my S24U unless I set it on each video. And even then, many are limited.
RUclips only plays videos at 60fps
@@LoverOfTech and also 30fps
Sorry but its a Useless comparsion , you shouldve done something that forces 120hz to stay on rather than lowering to 24 or 30 hz due to ltpo
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Yeah this is right. If i set my S 23 on 60hz or 120hz no difference of BB.
Does this mean the Power Saving mode is not necessary?
Maybe or maybe not
My s24u says super fast charging 2.0 when plugged in, but takes 2x longer than the estimated charge time. Has anyone else experienced this?
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I don't know why, but on my s24U in 120hz and wqhd+, in 4g outdoor my battery drain so fast.
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Proud of the work you do man, God bless you 🙏
Thank you
Thank you!!! This was a burning question for me.
Glad it was helpful!
@@LoverOfTech ❤️
You earned a sub❤
Thanks for the sub 👋🏿
One of those tests nobody else does 💙👍
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You should have followed some points in the battery test The first point of the Samsung screen is 830 nits, which is more than the iPhone, you should have equalized all the phones with the nit meter. The second point is that Samsung is a tenth of an inch larger than the iPhone, which affects battery consumption The third point is that the resolution of the Samsung screen is 2K, but for the iPhone 1.5K, you should have set it to Full HD Plus for a more fair test.
You need to just stop commenting because you're making yourself sound desperate and silly
Point number 1: Having huge battery capacity, scamsung should be winning and sadly it didn't. People can cry about it
@@AnjalaDevi-t7xhonestly these guys always complain about these small issues 😂
Samsung fans are always looking for excuses
Please make a comparison between 15 plus and s24 plus battery comparison specially.
I still do not have the iPhone 15 Plus
Love to see long video ❤
More to come!
Gonna be listening to this during my drive
Awesome 👊🏿
really like this channel with battery test video, show out specific battery drain percent for each stage. Awesome
Thanks
How do you have the tik-tok to go full screen edge-to-edge display on the Pixel 8 Pro ?
That's just by default 🤷🏿♂️
You’re doing an amazing job..
Thanks
Awesome comparison. I was looking for this everywhere
Glad you liked it
However, based on my testing on mobile data, 60Hz lasts 1 hour and 15 minutes more, giving me a screen-on time of 7 hours and 30 minutes.
I wana see same test for OnePlus 12
iPhone just very efficient and snappy . I just miss androids features on my iPhone
Android all day. Fast charging as well
Your video quality is awesome 😍
Thanks
Shutter speed battle! That would be epic 😉
No lol. I've already showed this in my camera comparison video so go watch it
Oh my God! WTF are people thanking you for? That's a horrible test! Phones didn't even get the chance to run at 120hz for more than 5 seconds. You didn't even make a scroll test. You're just leaving them running applications that would make the LTPO tech lower the FPS to 60hz anyway. If the displays are not actually running at 120hz, there's no reason to make a comparision to begin with.
Dunno why you're making so much noise and crying about it.