Testing iPhone SE 2022 over LTE.
-AT&T carrier, 3 bar LTE connection
-Brightness ~20%
-Safari browsing without videos
Started browsing at 2:30pm with battery level at 85%. Only using Safari, lightly browsed non-stop without locking through various articles, no videos, some reddit browsing, some watch forum browsing, but mainly browsing from bing.com articles. The battery level reached 75% at 3:17pm, giving 47 minutes of LTE web browsing for the brand new battery. If we do a rough calculation, 100% to 20% gives us approximately 376 minutes of web browsing usage, or just over six hours of screen on-time provided you don't do anything other than web browsing, especially no camera use.
However, I did this over LTE, not 5G. 5G would consume more battery. And this is in disagreement with Tom's Guide:
"The new iPhone SE 3 lasted 9 hours and 5 minutes on the Tom's Guide Battery Test, which involves continuous web surfing over 5G at 150 nits of screen brightness."
From 100% to 0% web browsing, I would only get close to 8 hours over LTE. Not even close to what Tom's Guide writer got over 5G.
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