Samsung Galaxy Note5 battery life test

Samsung surely raised a few eyebrows by equipping the Galaxy Note5 with a smaller battery than its predecessor. The newcomer’s 3,000mAh unit is also non-removable, so we were quite curious to put it through the rigors of our battery test.
The Note5 started off its run through our battery test track by recording twenty eight and a half hours of talk time before its battery called it quits. That’s the exact same score as Samsung Galaxy Note 4 and a result worthy for a flagship.

Talk time

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  • Lenovo Vibe Z2 Pro 33:20h
  • Motorola DROID Turbo 30:09h
  • Microsoft Lumia 640 XL LTE Dual SIM 29:46h
  • Microsoft Lumia 640 XL LTE 29:46h
  • Microsoft Lumia 640 XL Dual SIM 29:46h
  • Microsoft Lumia 640 XL 29:46h
  • Samsung Galaxy Note5 28:34h
  • Nokia Lumia 1520 28:34h
  • Samsung Galaxy Note 4 28:31h
  • Sony Xperia Z4 Tablet LTE 28:25h
  • Samsung Galaxy S5 27:37h
  • Sony Xperia Z1 26:53h
  • BlackBerry Curve 9380 6:52h
With 10 hours and 43 minutes of web browsing, Samsung Galaxy Note5 once again matched the result of it predecessor before its Android Lollipop update. Considering the Note5’s smaller battery, we find its achievement to be quite stellar.

Web browsing

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  • Huawei Ascend Mate2 4G 16:41h
  • Samsung Galaxy S6 edge 10:56h
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  • HTC Desire 510 10:53h
  • Microsoft Lumia 532 Dual SIM 10:52h
  • Motorola Moto G 4G 10:52h
  • Samsung Galaxy Note5 10:43h
  • Huawei Honor 7 10:38h
  • LG AKA 10:38h
  • Nokia Lumia 830 10:36h
  • Apple iPhone 6 10:29h
  • Meizu MX4 Pro 10:24h
  • BlackBerry Bold 9790 4:02h
Video playback is where the smaller battery of the Note5 put it at a disadvantage when compared to its predecessor. Samsung’s new flagship phablet lasted for almost 14 hours on a single charge - almost four hours less compared to its predecessor.

Video playback

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  • LG G Flex 19:57h
  • Samsung Galaxy S6 active 18:03h
  • Huawei Ascend Mate2 4G 18:01h
  • Samsung Galaxy Note 4 17:52h
  • Samsung Galaxy Note5 13:51h
  • Samsung Galaxy Note 3 13:32h
  • Sony Xperia T2 Ultra 13:12h
  • Nokia Lumia 1020 13:12h
  • HTC One Max 13:11h
  • Motorola Moto E (2nd gen) 13:04h
  • Lenovo Vibe X2 5:09h
Superb standby performance of the 14nm Exynos 7420 chipset allowed Samsung Galaxy Note5 to achieve an endurance rating of 85 hours in our battery test. This means that the phablet will easily make it thorough three full days on a single charge if you use it for an hour each of telephony, web browsing, and video playback daily.

 The endurance rating of the Note5 comes only 5 hours short of the one posted by Samsung Galaxy Note 4 with Android Lollipop on board. We reckon that such battery performance will be sufficient for even a discerning power user. The fast charging options on the other hand, ensure that top ups will be quick and convenient.
You can find our more about Samsung Galaxy Note5 in our detailed review.

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