The Sony Xperia L’s battery test completes, the results are inside
The Sony Xperia L’s battery test completes, the results are inside
The Sony Xperia L packs a 1750 mAh Li-Ion battery and, in theory, should be able to power the 4.3-incher at the front and dual-core processor inside quite successfully.
However we’re not really the kind of guys that take anything for granted before checking what’s what ourselves. And so we did, check out the Xperia L battery test details after the jump.
The Sony Xperia L started the test really well posting an impressive 12 and a half hours of talk time, which places it firmly in the upper half of the chart.
Talk time
- Motorola RAZR MAXX (ICS)21:18
- HTC One13:38
- HTC One X+13:31
- Nokia Lumia 52013:33
- Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos12:45
- Huawei Ascend P112:30
- Sony Xperia L12:30
- HTC Butterfly12:18
- Samsung Galaxy Note12:14
- Samsung I8530 Galaxy Beam11:58
- Samsung Galaxy Premier11:30
- Asus Padfone 211:20
- Pantech Burst4:46
Things were still looking quite good when it came to the the web browsing test. The Xperia L managed to last for 6:40h of continuous browsing, which was enough to place it above devices with similar price tags such as the Xperia P and Nokia Lumia 620.
Web browsing
Web browsing
- HTC One9:58
- Samsung Galaxy S4 (Octa)6:58
- Apple iPhone 4S6:56
- HTC One V6:49
- LG Optimus G Pro6:40
- Samsung I9105 Galaxy S II Plus6:40
- Sony Xperia L6:40
- HTC Droid DNA6:40
- Samsung Galaxy Premier6:40
- Motorola Atrix HD6:40
- BlackBerry Curve 93806:40
- Sony Xperia Z6:37
- Samsung Galaxy Nexus3:01
The big disappointment came from the video playback test, where the Sony Xperia L lasted the pretty mediocre 4:44h. While you can still rely on it to entertain a commute of average length, you won’t have much juice when you arrive.
Video playback
Video playback
- Motorola RAZR MAXX (ICS)16:35
- Nokia Lumia 900 for AT&T5:18
- BlackBerry Curve 93805:09
- HTC Rezound5:03
- Samsung Galaxy Fame5:02
- Google Nexus 44:55
- Sony Xperia L4:44
- Samsung Galaxy S Duos4:30
- Sony Xperia P4:30
- LG Nitro HD4:17
- LG Optimus 4X HD4:14
- LG Optimus 3D Max P7203:28
- Nokia Lumia 7103:27
Stand-by wasn’t very impressive either and what we’re left with is an endurance rating of 39 hours. This means that if you do an hour of calls, browsing or video playback each day you’ll need to charge the Sony Xperia L every 39 hours, so more often than not you won’t be able to last for two full days.