The Galaxy S6 Edge Battery Life

Samsung’s new Galaxy S6 Edge no longer have removable or replaceable batteries and there is some concern that their 2600 mAh battery is not enough. There have been some reviews that battery life is a key downside to these new handsets but other reviews have judged the battery life as average.

We decided to look into the battery life of the S6 Edge by publishing our experiences. This is what we observed after day 1.

After its first full charge:

Total battery life: 14 hours 11 minutes
Screen On Time: 3 hours 07 minutes
- Full brightness: 1 hour 59 minutes
- Screen battery used: 25 percent
Video streaming: 1 hour 11 minutes
Gaming: 36 minutes
Phone Calls: 28 minutes
Top 3 Battery App Usage:
- Screen: 25 percent
- Facebook: 15 percent
- Twitter: 11 percent

We used the same data and apps that we had previously used on a Galaxy Note 4. With largely the same apps and services running the Galaxy S6 Edge lasted just over 14 hours, while the Galaxy Note 4 lasted 18-22 hours.

The first ten percent of the S6 Edge drains very quickly but levels off after that.
15 hour battery life should allow the S6 Edge to last and entire working day with moderate or heavy usage.

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