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In the world of cell phones, smartphones are not particularly spectacular with battery life. Dumb phones and feature phones are best in that department. Some smartphones have been designed to narrow that gap, though. If you are hunting for the Samsung phone with the best battery life in 2023, we have narrowed down the available options to three models. Ideally, we would narrow it down to one and leave it at that, but network support and availability are factors that mean one model is available in certain regions but not in others.
As such, this article gives you three Samsung phones with the best battery life, so you can pick whichever is available in your region. Two of them are 4G LTE devices, while one supports the more advanced 5G networks. All of these cell phones are smartphones that very good battery life. We will kick off our list with the very top Samsung phone with the best battery life that you can buy today.
- Samsung Galaxy M62 has the best battery life of any Samsung phone in 2023
- The Samsung phone with the best battery life, 2023 (1st Runner-up): Samsung Galaxy A42 5G
- The Samsung phone with the best battery life, 2023 (2nd Runner-up): Samsung Galaxy A03s
- The Samsung phone with the best battery life, 2023 (3rd Runner-up): Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra 5G
Samsung Galaxy M62 has the best battery life of any Samsung phone in 2023
The Galaxy M62 is the Samsung phone with the best battery life that you can buy in 2023
The best battery life on any Samsung phone in the market right now is found on the Galaxy M62. With a massive 7000mAh battery, 6.7-inch AMOLED display, and an Exynos 9825 chipset, this mammoth delivers extremely long battery life. Even sweeter is the fact that it has 25W fast charging coupled with it.
The Galaxy M62 is a 4G smartphone though, and while relatively widely available, it will not satisfy those who want to get in on some 5G action. For that, say hello to the Galaxy A42 5G.
The Samsung phone with the best battery life, 2023 (1st Runner-up): Samsung Galaxy A42 5G
The A42 5G has a slightly smaller 6.6-inch Super AMOLED panel, a Snapdragon 750 5G chipset, and a smaller 5000 mAh, battery. Charging technology is also a downgrade, clocking in at 15W. Bummer. But it is a Samsung with great battery life, and with 5G support.
Where the A42 5G might be a big letdown is in the screen resolution. Forget 1080p here; what we have is a 720p display. That sucks, we know. But if battery life is your priority, and you’d rather not do without 5G, it comes a close second place to the Galaxy M62.
Samsung Galaxy A42 5G is available in three memory options – 4/128 GB, 6/128 GB, and 8/128 GB. the base variant comes in at $399 in the USA, and £398 in the United Kingdom. For 5G network support, be sure to check with your carrier or mobile network operator for compatibility. This is the 5G Samsung phone with the best battery life.
The Samsung phone with the best battery life, 2023 (2nd Runner-up): Samsung Galaxy A03s
We had to pick another 4G Samsung phone with solid battery life, because neither the Galaxy A42 5G nor the M62 are officially available in African countries like Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, and South Africa. What you will find on sale almost everywhere you go in these countries, however, is the Galaxy A03s.
Equipped with a 5000 mAh battery (and 15W fast charging), a 6.5-inch IPS LCD panel (sorry, no AMOLED here, and the resolution is basic 720p as well), and a relatively lowly MediaTek MT6765 Helio P35 chipset, the Galaxy A03s delivers solid battery life for 4G LTE users. It is a much more budget device than the other two. The 3/32 GB variant sells for ₦66,000 in Nigeria, while the 4/64 GB trim goes for ₦75,000.
In Kenya, the Galaxy A03s sells for Ksh. 14,600 and Ksh. 16,500, for the 3/32 GB and 4/64 GB variants, respectively. In South Africa, the 3/32 GB variant goes for R2,399. It is available in the UK too, for £139, in India for ₹ 10,998, and in Europe for €158. It will eventually arrive in the United States too, if you’d rather not spend $400 on the M62 or A42 5G.
Note that this is a lower budget smartphone, so do not expect anything close to top performance from the Galaxy A03s. It is a little higher up the ladder above entry-level Android cell phones. If you want more power and more advanced features, check out one of the other options. If you are on a tight budget, though, and want great battery life, this is as good as it gets in 2023.
The Samsung phone with the best battery life, 2023 (3rd Runner-up): Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra 5G
If money is not a problem, and you have enough to splurge, why not go for the king of the pack? Samsung S22 Ultra 5G is the most powerful regular Samsung smartphone in the market today, and it has very good battery life, though it is behind the other three we already listed. But that puts it ahead of scores of other Samsung models in the market.
The Galaxy S22 Ultra 5G features a large 5000mAh battery, a 6.8-inch Dynamic AMOLED display, an Exynos 2200 chipset in Europe or Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 in the rest of the world, and 8 GB or 12 GB RAM. And it supports the S Pen stylus. If you love to use an all-powerful smartphone with every feature possible without sacrificing excellent battery life, this is the one. Prices start from $1,099.99 for the 8/128 GB memory variant.
You have four options to pick from, depending on your needs and budget. Two of them are 4G cell phones, while the other two have 5G connectivity, so you are covered. Which of these is the Samsung smartphone with the best battery life that works for you – the M62, A42 5G, A03s, or S22 Ultra 5G? Tell us.
Author:InfoDesk
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You know, we often say that a year-old flagship might offer the best value for money to bargain hunters. Well, here is one case in which it is true. The OnePlus 8T is a 2020 flagship, but it is such a delicious package that we recommend it as a great buy even during Christmas 2021.
Released in October 2020, the OnePlus 8T arrived in a beautifully designed shell and premium flagship specs and features. What makes it a compelling purchase over a year later?
For starters, it comes with an aluminium frame, with Gorilla Glass 5 on the front and on the back of the phone. It is a pleasant item to look at and to hold in the hand without being heavy. The screen is a 6.55-inch, Fluid AMOLED panel with 120 Hz refresh rate, and an optical fingerprint reader is embedded in it. There is Always-on display too.
I love that the OnePlus 8T has not just 8 GB of RAM, but also a 12 GB option. I currently own an 8 GB RAM smartphone, and 12 GB RAM will be a lovely upgrade. If you run heavy apps at the same time, and do not want to deal with apps closing in the background, this is vital.
But beyond the RAM memory, the powerhouse of the 8T is the Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 5G chipset. It is powerful and quite capable, and delivers both Non-standalone and Standalone 5G options, if you are after a 5G smartphone. For storage memory, there are two options available – 128 GB (paired with 8 GB RAM), and 256 GB (paired with 12 GB RAM). Those are more than adequate storage options for most people. Should you need more space, I’m afraid you have to go cloud. There is no memory card slot available.
The 4500 mAh Lithium-Polymer battery is decent enough to deliver good battery life, and it does. And the charging standard has me excited: 65W fast charging is mighty fast, compared to the 33W standard that I have been used to. I really dislike having my smartphone tethered to the wall socket for long periods. 65W charging should top up the battery from zero in 39 minutes flat. Now, that is what I am talking about.
If there is one aspect of the OnePlus 8T that is not as exciting as I would love, it is photography. Available reviews say while the cameras are good, they are not flagship good. That is a bummer for me. I am quite partial to flagship level cameras. For most people, the 8T cameras are more than good enough; I am the spoilt one who is always nitpicking about things I am passionate about. So, ignore me on this. The OnePlus 8T’s cameras are good – more than likely fantastic for you.
As far as I can tell, OnePlus 8T is a solid premium smartphone that ticks most of the spots that anyone who is looking for a high-performance smartphone will appreciate. It delivers premium flagship level performance at a price that is more pocket-friendly when compared to the top phones in the market. What is not to like, if you are looking for a bargain?
Does OnePlus 8T live up to the flagship killer tag? It has been a long time since OnePlus gave us anything that lived up to that tag. But a year after its release, I do believe the OnePlus 8T is a perfect fit for the title. I don’t think you would be settling if you choose to buy this model.
You will find the 8/128 GB base variant OnePlus 8T for a little over $400 in the US, C$627 in Canada, €450 to € 480 in countries across continental Europe, £440 in BREXIT United Kingdom, as well as ₹ 39,000 in India. The 12/256 GB trim sells for as high as €700.
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