Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra

Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra was released in 2020 and is powered by the Exynos 990 chipset manufactured on a 7 nm process technology, or by the Qualcomm SM8250 Snapdragon 865 5G chipset manufactured on a 7 nm process technology. It comes with 12GB to 16GB of RAM and 128GB to 512GB of storage. The battery capacity is 5000 mAh and the phone is 8.8 mm thick.

Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra Battery life (for both versions)

Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra battery life can vary significantly, ranging from 9 hours and 50 minutes to 99 hours, depending on how the phone is used.

Time Between Charges for Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra Based on Usage Profiles:

1.  Active Standby: ~99 hours

That means 4 days and 3 hours of active standby. This profile prioritizes reliability, making it perfect for emergencies or extended trips. Keep in mind, standby time will significantly decrease with actual phone use. The active standby time of the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra depends on using it wisely and avoiding battery-draining background apps.

2.  Light Usage Profile: ~39 hours

If you primarily use your phone for communication but have all the apps you need and use them whenever you need them, you can expect the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra to last for approximately 39 hours. That means 1 day and 15 hours.

3.  Moderate Usage Profile: ~30 hours

If you enjoy using YouTube and social media but don't spend all your time on them, this profile is for you. In this scenario, you can expect the phone to last for approximately 30 hours. That means 1 day and 6 hours.

4.  Heavy Usage Profile: ~20 hours

If you have high communication needs and staying informed is crucial for you, you will likely use your phone heavily. In this scenario, you can expect a battery life of approximately 20 hours.

Within this category, there are three extreme subprofiles:

• Continuous voice calls: ~22 hours.
• Continuous video playback: ~13 hours and 25 minutes.
• Continuous intense web activity: ~9 hours and 50 minutes.

It is important to note that these are just estimates, and actual battery life of the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra may vary depending on individual usage patterns and specific conditions.

Factors such as battery age, screen brightness, network signal strength, and background app activity can also impact the battery life of your Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra phone.