In another test, this time by Korean outlet B-Note, we put the Galaxy S23 Ultra, iPhone 13 Pro Max, iPhone 14 Pro, Galaxy S23, and Galaxy S22 Ultra to the YouTube playback test. The S23 Ultra came first in this test with a time of 20 hours and 7 minutes. The iPhone 13 Pro Max was second with 20 hours and 5 minutes, while the regular Galaxy S23 was 17 hours and 29 minutes. The S22 Ultra ended up with a disappointing 12 hours and 3 minutes.
As tested by Tech Droider, the Galaxy S23 Ultra doesn’t outperform the iPhone 14 Pro Max in battery drain tests that expose the phone to a combination of gaming, video playback, Instagram usage, and video recording.In fact, the S23 The Ultra comes in second with 11 hours and 15 minutes of total usage. The iPhone 14 Pro Max took first place with 11 hours and 25 minutes. These numbers make the Galaxy S23 Ultra the most tested Android device. The Xiaomi 13 Pro came closest at 10 hours and 26 minutes. Interestingly, last year’s Galaxy S22 Ultra only managed his 9 hours and 43 minutes. However, it is not specified whether it is an Exynos model or a Snapdragon model.
Battery tests like this are far from conclusive, but for now, it’s easy to say that the Galaxy S23 Ultra is a big upgrade over last year’s S22 Ultra in terms of battery performance. So, Samsung’s latest and greatest product is unlikely to outperform the iPhone 14 Pro Max, but current evidence suggests that the iPhone 13 Pro Max in 2021 is likely to be a bit worse, with Apple’s flagship offering slightly worse. showing an advantage.