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| [* black] The four tabs perform admirably and the 11.16 Wh battery is removed goo-free! | |
| [* black] We know the XS has better battery life, but just how does it stack up? Time for a battery parade! | |
| - | [* black] Left to right we have: [guide|97481|iPhone 8|stepid=178968|new_window=true] (6. |
| - | [* black] If you're looking for some Apples to oranges comparison, Android is still winning the pure capacity game. The [guide|104308|Galaxy S9+|stepid=195675|new_window=true] remains champion at 13.48 Wh, the [guide|113656|Pixel 3 XL|stepid=217251] follows closely at 13.2 Wh. |
| + | [* black] Left to right we have: [guide|97481|iPhone 8|stepid=178968|new_window=true] (6.96 Wh), iPhone XR (who is #winning), [guide|97482|iPhone 8 Plus|stepid=178987|new_window=true] (10.28 Wh), and [guide|113021|iPhone XS|stepid=216142|new_window=true] (10.13 Wh). |
| + | [* black] If you're looking for some Apples to oranges comparison, Android is still winning the pure capacity game. The [guide|104308|Galaxy S9+|stepid=195675|new_window=true] remains champion at 13.48 Wh, the [guide|113656|Pixel 3 XL|stepid=217251|new_window=true] follows closely at 13.2 Wh. |
| [* black] While we're stacking, let's take the opportunity to X-amine some X-series X-rays. Left to right we have the iPhone X, the XR (with its less-dense aluminum frame a lighter gray), and the XS Max! |