Another installment in giving you what we have on the LG G6 as soon as we have it series is here, and it's a hot topic - battery life.
The LG G6 is powered by a 3,300mAh battery - a significant upgrade over last year's G5 and its 2,800mAh. The G6 has a larger display, you'll counter, but the the battery capacity has been upped by 18% while screen area is just 8% more now. In fact, the G6 packs more juice than the V20 (3,000mAh), which has a larger display to light up - 5.7" in 16:9 is more area than 5.7" in 18:9, plus the V20 has that secondary screen on top. The G6's battery, however, is sealed in, unlike both the G5 and the V20.
Anyway, all this is to preface that we expected better battery life from the G6 than what we got out of the G5 and V20, neither of which were particularly impressive. As it turned out, we had predicted correctly.
The G6 is good for 22 and a half hours of voice calls on a single charge in our testing environment - 5 more than the G5, and 3 more than the V20. In both comparisons the endurance is actually better on the G6 than the proportional increase in capacity - so great, then.
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