Meizu to announce M5s on January 27
Huawei has done a great job on the battery life but the phone itself is a stunner – an amazing display, three superb rear cameras and even reverse wireless charging to top up someone else’s phone. Add to that improved EMUI software that’s better than before and you have a real – if expensive – winner. Read our Huawei Mate 20 Pro review 2. Motorola Moto E5 Plus Battery test score: 11:22 Battery size: 5000mAh The phone with the best battery life is the Moto E5 Plus. This is down to its relatively low-end specs and very large 5000mAh battery. It also has a large 6in screen and costs just £150. You do sacrifice performance, but if you want the smartphone with the longest lasting battery, this is it. Read our Moto E5 Plus review 3. Sony Xperia XA2 Ultra Battery test score: 09:57 Battery size: 3580mAh The XA2 Ultra is a large phone, but this means it packs a huge battery.
More importantly, it delivers on the best battery life we’ve seen in a phone for ages. This is down to the efficient Android Oreo and a lower resolution screen than high-end phones. If you don’t mind the size, it’s the best battery on a phone in 2018. Read our Sony Xperia XA2 Ultra review 4. Moto G6 Battery test score: 09:15 Battery size: 3000mAh The Moto G6 is an outstanding battery performer.
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Like other phones at the top of this chart it is a mid-range phone, but what you lose in performance you gain hugely in longevity. It does it with a normal 3000mAh cell too, meaning this is an affordable, sleek phone that runs Android Oreo out the box. Read our Moto G6 review 5. BlackBerry Motion Battery test score: 08:45 Battery size: 4000mAh This utilitarian BlackBerry phone isn’t the most powerful but has an outstanding battery life, in Geekbench as well as real world use. The high capacity cell makes it run for hours no matter what you throw at it, while the Android software is clean. And because it’s a BlackBerry, you get very regular security updates. Read our BlackBerry Motion review 6. Sony Xperia XA2 Battery test score: 08:26 Battery size: 3300mAh A smaller version of the XA2 Ultra, it has a smaller battery – but one that still outperforms most other phones on the market.
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A more manageable size, slick Android Oreo software and a great price make this long lasting phone a great choice. Read our Sony Xperia XA2 review 7. BlackBerry KEYone Battery test score: 08:26 Battery size: 3505mAh With the same battery score as the Xperia XA2, the KeyOne is one of two BlackBerry phones in the chart. Physical keyboards might not be your thing, but if they are then this phone is for you. It lasts for two days with medium heavy use, gets great security updates and stands out from the crowd. Read our BlackBerry KeyOne review 8. Moto G6 Play Battery test score: 08:14 Battery size: 4000mAh A great little phone with a large battery capacity, the Moto G6 Play is one of the cheapest phones in our list. That isn’t to say it’s a bad performer either – as well as great battery life it runs well enough for most tasks.
Add to that a fingerprint scanner and 18:9 screen and it’s a great budget choice. Read our Moto G6 Play review 9. Nokia 6 (2018) Battery test score: 08:03 Battery size: 3000mAh Also sometimes referred to as the Nokia 6.1, this is a sleek handset that runs Android One, a near-stock version of Android that promises regular security updates. The phone is made from a block of aluminium, making the build quality far better than the price might suggest. Read our Nokia 6 (2018) review 10. Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus Battery test score: 07:55 Battery size: 3500mAh One of the most high-end, premium phones on the list, the Galaxy S9 Plus performed well in our tests considering its battery-draining specs and bright OLED screen.
Its big battery matches its beautiful 6.2in display. There’s still a headphone jack too.
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