Talk time
- Motorola RAZR MAXX (ICS)21:18
- Google Nexus 414:17
- HTC One X+13:31
- Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos12:45
- Huawei Ascend P112:30
- HTC Butterfly12:18
- Pantech Burst4:46
The web browsing test saw the Samsung Galaxy Grand put in another solid performance, lasting for 7 hours and 9 minutes on a single charge. That puts it near the top of our chart – a commendable achievement for a smartphone with a 5″ screen, WVGA or not.
Web browsing
- Apple iPhone 59:56
- Motorola DROID RAZR MAXX7:23
- HTC Radar7:17
- Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos7:09
- Samsung Galaxy Express7:09
- Motorola RAZR i7:06
- Samsung Galaxy Nexus3:01
When playing videos the Samsung Galaxy Grand did managed to last for a whole hour longer compared to web browsing. Enduring 8 hours and 11 minutes before 90% of the battery charge was gone (this test end earlier than the other two), was enough to secure a good mid-table position.
Video playback
- Motorola RAZR MAXX (ICS)16:35
- HTC Butterfly8:28
- Samsung Galaxy Note8:25
- Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos8:11
- HTC One X+8:11
- Motorola RAZR i8:11
- Nokia Lumia 7103:27
Given the solid good job in the individual challenges, it was no surprise that the Samsung Galaxy Grand got a great 56h overall endurance rating. Surprisingly, or rather not with a battery this big, even the dual stand-by didn’t affect its stand-by efficiency too greatly . This means you’ll need to charge the phone every 56 hours if you use it for an hour of 3G talks, video playback and web browser each day.
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