According to the foreign media PhoneArena, Sony Xperia Z3, which was just launched in early September, has broken its endurance record maintained by Huawei Mate7.

The battery capacity of Z3 is "only" 3100 mAh. The latter is a tablet phone equipped with 4100 mAh battery. It's amazing that it can achieve this. However, a closer look at the test project will still reveal some unscientific aspects.

The endurance test of PhoneArena is carried out by running a unified web script. The performance of the current flagship models in this test is shown in the following table. Sony's Xperia Z3, with a battery life of nearly 9 and a half hours, has surpassed Samsung's S5, HTC M8 and other rivals, and even surpassed the newly promoted iPhone 6 Plus.

Unfortunately, the original charger only has an output current of 850mAh, and its charging time is nearly four hours, which is slower than that of the same generation of products. Surprisingly, the endurance of Sony's products in this test is generally longer than that of its peers. According to PhoneArena, the reason may be Sony's unique screen power saving technology.

Of course, the endurance test of a single project does not have much reference significance. To truly simulate the endurance comparison of real use conditions, it is still necessary for China Korea Media or users to provide the use data of grounding gas XD

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