Recently we have seen in a test published by the portal GSM Arena that the Galaxy Note 7 Exynos has battery life exceeds its Snapdragon version, thus proving once again the Samsung efficiency in the construction of its latest high-end chipset. Now, they were released more details about the experiments conducted by the portal, allowing us to have a better idea of the points where the Galaxy Note 7 with Exynos 8890 chipset stands in relation to its variant sold in the United States with Snapdragon 820.
the tests also allow us to see how both versions fare against the Galaxy Note and 5 against variants of the Galaxy S7 Edge, which are the latest phablets Samsung and possibly cause some doubt at the time of purchase. First of all, we should point out that the Galaxy Note 7 has a battery 3.500mAh 3.000mAh account of its predecessor and 3.600mAh Galaxy S7 Edge, which somehow justifies a difference in autonomy between them.
Resistance
This test takes into account a pattern of moderate use, including a time to play videos, web browsing an hour and an hour of voice calls. Thus, it is possible to have a good idea of how the device will fare in a real environment, in which the Galaxy Note 7 does not seem to disappoint. According to the test, the Exynos version to be sold in Brazil has autonomy 10% higher than its Snapdragon variant, some even surpass the Galaxy S7 Edge with Qualcomm chip.
A point to note is that the Galaxy Note 5 could do better than the Galaxy Note 7 with Snapdragon 820 despite having 500mAh less battery, which shows that Qualcomm has a long way to go in this direction with its components.
Resistance (with Always on)
Here we have exactly the same test, but with the Always on Display function active all the time. As can be seen, the autonomy of all models is reduced considerably, which shows that it must be used only if you are willing to give up a few hours of use with your device. The Galaxy Note 7 Exynos remained higher compared to your model with Snapdragon, but interestingly had its most impaired autonomy than the Galaxy S7 Edge with Qualcomm chip, being now in third place.
talk time
the talk time test is probably the most surprising of all. In it, the Galaxy Note 5 was superior to all the other devices tested with an advantage of 4 hours, followed by the Exynos variant of Galaxy S7 Edge and Galaxy Note 7, respectively. This shows that in most basic tasks the Exynos 7420 used in the phablet 2015 can do better on energy saving than its version 8890, probably due to a minimum clock lower their Cortex-A53 processors.
Web browsing
in web browsing time we have again a clear victory of the Exynos chip, but again we have a curious result. While the Galaxy S7 Edge managed to achieve more than 13 and a half hours of autonomy, the Galaxy Note 7 with only 100mAh less was just above the 11 hours, with almost a technical draw with the Galaxy Note 5 that has 500mAh battery less. Again, the Snapdragon versions were the last positions, a variation of up to 20% being found in autonomy with respect to their models with Exynos.
Video Playback
last but not least, we have the test with continuous video playback. Here the difference in the Exynos Galaxy Note 7 to its Snapdragon version was not so clear, but again we have superiority to the side of Samsung’s own manufacturing component. The main interesting point is the variation seen in the Galaxy S7 Edge where his version with Exynos 8890 could endure more than 3 hours after the model battery with Snapdragon 820 have been exhausted.
The Galaxy Note 7 will begin to be sold through pre-sale today in Brazil, charged the amount of R $ 4,299. a concrete date for the start of your sale “real” and delivery of the product has not yet been revealed in our country, it is expected to happen until the second half of September.
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