Battery Life on Android 5.0 Lolliipop: Benchmarks show Galaxy S5, HTC One M8, Nexus 5, LG G3 Results
Results a GSM Arena benchmark test on the battery life of four of the most popular Android smartphones are. The test results show surprisingly good performance of the Samsung Galaxy S5 and confirm what many Nexus 5 owners have complained about poor battery life since days after the release.
One of the sleek, new features touted by Google Android Lollipop for release in November Volta Project, a collection of optimization settings that promise to upgrade better battery consumption for appliances to offer Android lollipop . Aside from a power saving mode native to the platform, Project Volta allows developers to specify when their applications need to connect to data or Wi-Fi to save on juice.
To check or Android Lollipop delivers Volta Project, the folks at GSM Arena decided a benchmark test for four Android smartphones already running Android Lollipop, namely the Samsung Galaxy S5, HTC One M8 Nexus walk 5 and LG G3. The phones were subjected to four tests per: standby, talk time, web browsing and video playback. The results were compared with the benchmark results at the same phone running Android KitKat.
The Samsung Galaxy S5 showed the best results. In all but the web browsing test, Samsung's flagship device showed significant improvements on Android Lollipop than when it was on Android KiKat. In standby mode, the Galaxy S5 received a total of 11 hours, while the HTC One M8 saw a six-hour boost from 71 hours to 77 hours on Android KitKat Android Lollipop. The LG G3, on the other hand, slipped six hours to 63 hours, while the Nexus 5, but are only two hours had the poorest 38 hours standby time.
Nexus 5 again lost another six hours of talk time, and so is the HTC One M8. While the LG G3 saw a slight decrease of 25 hours, 54 minutes to 25 hours, 38 minutes, the Galaxy S5 again showed an impressive improvement in six hours in talk time up to 27 hours, 37 minutes.
In terms of web browsing, but the HTC One M8 showed significant improvement, such as browsing time for the Taiwanese smartphone leap of nine hours, 39 minutes to 12 hours, 29 minutes. The Galaxy S5 LG G3, and Nexus 5 showed only minimal improvements. Nexus 5 shows a negligible one-minute increase in battery life while surfing the web.
As for video playback, the Galaxy S5 was again the best performer, although not significant improvement in battery life during yielded demonstrate video playback on Android Lollipop compared to Android KitKat. All other three devices included in the study lost about an hour of battery life on Android Lollipop.
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