The Galaxy S24 Ultra outperforms the iPhone 15 Pro Max in the battery test

The Galaxy S24 Ultra from Samsung was presented this week and this proposal from the Korean brand wants to change the market and what it offers to users. Now that it's affordable, it's time to compare it to the competition and show its value. The first test focused on the battery and showed how it outperformed the iPhone 15 Pro Max and competitors.

The Galaxy S24 Ultra's battery outperforms the competition
The big news is that the Galaxy S24 focuses on artificial intelligence and what it can offer users.  It changes in a very relevant way how we interact with our smartphones and how the required information is presented to everyone who uses this proposal.  The comparison also included the Pixel 8 Pro and Galaxy S23 Ultra.
With higher-end hardware, Samsung decided to smooth out some of the rough edges and deliver a more capable display.  To prove this, and in the field of battery, a test now appears where it becomes clear that the existing 5000 mAh can overcome the iPhone 15 Pro Max and destroy all competitors.

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The iPhone 15 Pro Max is later than Samsung's proposal
When used with apps known to consume a lot of battery, like Facebook or Instagram, the Galaxy S14 Ultra took first place.  The larger vapor chamber likely helped keep the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3's temperatures under control, while the latest One UI update reduced the load on the CPU, resulting in higher power efficiency.
The iPhone 15 Pro Max wasn't far behind in the battery consumption test.  It accompanied the Galaxy S24 Ultra, but its smaller battery and other less-optimized elements meant that Apple's gem lost out to Samsung's smartphone.  This is over with 10 hours and 59 minutes before turning off.  In second place, we have the iPhone 15 Pro Max, which is permanent 10 hours and 20 minutes.
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Battery testing reveals many of these suggestions
Surprisingly, the Pixel 8 Pro managed to keep up with the competition and finish with it 10 hours of battery life.  Last year's Galaxy S23 Ultra ranked last with a time of 8 hours and 10 minuteswhich is still impressive for a smartphone that has been on the market for a year.
Although it is a real test and shows what these smartphones have to offer, there is still a lot to be explained.  Although the Galaxy S24 is new, the lifespan of the iPhone 15 PRO Max and other smartphones is not clear.  However, it is clear that Samsung's new proposal should be able to beat the direct competition in this area.