Which smartphone has the best battery capacity?

We often talk to you about the importance of autonomy for smartphone users. Our devices have become more and more efficient, with bigger and better screens, the cameras have become more powerful, and the components that are out there have become more efficient.

Our uses have improved tremendously, and the days of phones that can be used without charging for several days are over. Today you have to plug in your smartphone once a day the best.

This is normal as we use our devices for almost everything like surfing, video, photography, games and at a very high frequency. Obviously some users manage to have better autonomy as their use is more limited.

Still, we recommend making a small one. comparison of current smartphones with the best battery capacity, because autonomy is at the heart of user problems. In total, 31 smartphones were compared. We could not compare all the phones on the market, but we have already taken care to make an important selection.

Please note that these are not smartphones with the best battery life. A good battery doesn’t necessarily mean good battery life. All the components of the device come into play when it comes to assessing its autonomy, usage comes into play as well, and the operating system also has a role to play.

But here’s a small ranking of smartphones with the best battery capacities, from the data we’ve identified. Leading, Lenovo S860 has the biggest battery It has a capacity of 4000 mAh but not available in our regions. Next comes the Huawei Ascend Mate 2 with a capacity of 3900 mAh and the Oppo N1 with a capacity of 3610 mAh.

three smartphones iPhone 5S with the least impressive battery, 1560 mAh, iPhone 6 with 1810 mAh and Samsung Galaxy Alpha with 1860 mAh. We can see that capacity isn’t everything because the last three smartphones in the lineup aren’t necessarily the worst autonomous smartphones on the market.

Models from industry giants such as Samsung, HTC or LG showcase relatively comfortable batteries and are average in what can be done today. On the other hand Smartphones from Motorola and Google are below the table. Regarding the Moto X 2014, we can say that since we tested it, the capacity of its battery is insufficient and its autonomy suffers from this.

• Also read: Moto X 2014 review

So, if you own one of these models, feel free to share your experiences in the comments. Maybe your smartphone does not have a large-capacity battery, but shows comfortable autonomy.