Vivo V11 Pro Battery Test: Up There With the Best

Chinese smartphone manufacturer Vivo'southward latest mid-ranger, the Vivo V11 Pro (Rs. 25,990), has merely been released in India. The device packs in a Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 SoC, coupled with 6GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage. However, unlike other mid-range devices in the marketplace, the Vivo V11 Pro packs a few features that are ordinarily limited to flagship devices. The V11 Pro features a 6.41-inch Super AMOLED display, an in-display fingerprint scanner and IR-assisted confront unlock, which distinguish from every other mid-ranger in the market.

The Vivo V11 Pro is backed past a respectable 3,400mAh battery, which isn't quite as big equally the batteries found on the Poco F1 and the Redmi Note v Pro, only offers significantly more than battery backup than the Nokia 6.i Plus and the Xiaomi Mi A2. So, in order to find out exactly how the device performs when it comes to battery life, we put the Vivo V11 Pro to the test. Here'southward how the device performed in our testing:

Charging Test

The Vivo V11 Pro comes with support for Vivo'due south Dual-Engine fast charging technology and comes with a 9V/2A fast charger in the box. In our Vivo Nex review nosotros found that the visitor's Dual-Engine fast charging technology seems gimmicky just works quite well. So we were quite hopeful with the implementation in the Vivo V11 Pro also.

In our testing, the bundled 9V/2A charging brick took but one 60 minutes and 30 minutes to charge up the device from xv percent to 100 percent and just 21 minutes to charge information technology up to 50 percent, which is honestly quite impressive. While Vivo's fast charging technology may not be as fast as something like OnePlus' Dash Charge, it's even so quite fast and will definitely come in handy in case you lot need to quickly top upwards the battery in an emergency.

Bombardment Life

Talking about the battery life, the Vivo V11 Pro fares quite well in our testing and almost outperforms other mid-range devices with larger batteries. That is a consequence of the smartphone's infrequent standby time, every bit the device aggressively conserves battery while it'southward not in use. In order to become a fair idea of the Vivo V11 Pro's bombardment life, we put the device through two different use case scenarios – one with a normal workload and one with intensive use. Here's the Vivo V11 Pro performed:

Normal Workload

With a normal workload, which included some web surfing, listening to music, playing a game or 2 and the usual calling and texting, the Vivo V11 Pro comfortably managed to last a full day, with enough charge left to last another half work 24-hour interval. The device managed to deliver only over 3 hours and 30 minutes of screen-on time with a normal workload and it still accept 50 percent bombardment remaining at the cease of the day. Combined with the ability-sipping Super AMOLED brandish, Vivo's ambitious battery conservation optimizations result in great battery life. I was quite impressed by the device's performance under a normal workload.

Intensive Workload

Under an intensive workload equally well, which included running several benchmarking apps, watching a whole lot of videos and playing several games of PUBG, the Vivo V11 Pro'due south 3,400mAh battery fared quite well. The device was able to manage a screen-on time of just over 5 hours, with nigh xvi per centum bombardment remaining at the terminate of the day. This time around, since I didn't give the device any animate room to enter the doze mode, it wasn't able to continue up with its functioning nether a normal workload. Even so, I was still quite impressed with the bombardment life and I would definitely recommend the Vivo V11 Pro to anyone looking for a device that offers great battery life.

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Vivo V11 Pro Battery Examination: Good Battery Life with Peachy Standby Time

In conclusion, the Vivo V11 Pro's three,400mAh bombardment is quite substantial for any kind of workload. The device can easily last a total mean solar day nether heavy workload and you wouldn't face up whatever problems with the device's battery life, even if you're on the telephone all the time. Notwithstanding, if yous still feel that the 3,400mAh battery isn't enough for you, you tin can cheque out the Poco F1 which packs in a larger 4,000mAh battery or the ZenFone Max Pro M1 which packs in a massive v,000mAh battery.

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