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[* black] The Galaxy sports a 3.85 V, 9.82 Wh battery, which Samsung claims will provide up to 23 hours of 3G talk time, 12 hours of Wi-Fi internet use, and up to 57 hours of music playback.
-[* black] Samsung has been dialing back the power sources in it's phones. The 2550 mAh battery in the S6 is smaller than the 2600 mAh battery in the [guide|39158|S6 Edge|stepid=88419], and comes in far under the 2800 mAh power source from the [guide|24016|Galaxy S5|stepid=61515|new_window=true].
-[* black] The battery is quite a bit bigger than the 1810 mAh we saw in the [guide|29213|iPhone 6|stepid=69246], but arguably provides less talk time. It seems like that extra screen real estate takes a lot of juice.
+[* black] With the transition to heavier case materials, perhaps Samsung was interested in cutting weight by trimming batteries. The 9.82 Wh battery in the S6 and 10.01 Wh battery in the [guide|39158|S6 Edge|stepid=88419] feel pretty small compared to the [guide|24016|Galaxy S5|stepid=61515|new_window=true]'s 10.78 Wh pack.
+[* black] The battery is quite a bit bigger than the 6.91 Wh we saw in the [guide|29213|iPhone 6|stepid=69246], but arguably provides less talk time. It seems like that extra screen real estate takes a lot of juice.