HTC Droid DNA battery tests out, prove that the Full HD screen isn't a power hog

0. phoneArena posted on 21 Nov 2012, 05:44

The Droid DNA managed north of 11 hours of talk time, 6:40 hours of web browsing, and 7:30 hours of video playback, which, while not comparable with the duration shown by marathon runners like the RAZR MAXX, iPhone 5 or Note II, is still up there with the best Android can offer...

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62. yajia1 posted on 23 Nov 2012, 17:23 0

Do you think I just browse with the phone with wifi/data using the juice along? It can even give me 16-18hours of video playback as I watch episodes of tv series I downloaded with the phone itself. So stfu until you know what you're talking about. Have you even used a smartphone before?

60. rzfoxify posted on 23 Nov 2012, 00:08 0

are u kidding me? other test says that SIII wins One X, by last tests One X = One X+ at battery life, then One X > SIII? LOL?

63. Mm777Sr posted on 24 Nov 2012, 23:28 0

Went into a verizon store today to see the Droid DNA...OMG..this is a nice phone, feels great in the hand, thin and lite and operates like silk, smooth so smooth...and the screen...my upgrade is the 25th yeah tomorrow, there was a samsung kiosk about four stores down, I took a look at the S Note ll, I like the possibility of writing on the screen. Hey, before you make your mind up see this phone in person, it is bad.

64. MagikMan posted on 26 Nov 2012, 04:11 0

It already has battery issues! Already had to send one back after the first day because it wouldn't charge at all. It was completely off for 9 hours charging only got up to 11% and the guys at Verizon were noobs and thought they could replace the battery in it. What idiots...

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