Android phones are equipped with batteries that continue to grow larger and larger, all in order to provide users with more autonomy every time they charge. At the same time, Apple has been betting on its hard-core software optimization. Therefore, although the battery capacity of the iPhone has only increased slightly, the company hopes that efficient power management technology can exert all its magic.
However, according to recent research conducted by CIRP, the battery life of iPhone and Android devices will drop significantly in the first year after purchase. Only 23% of iPhone users claim that the phone can still be used for a whole day, and 30% of Android users say that they do not need a charger within 24 hours after unplugging the device.
The good news is that most mobile phones are still in good condition after 12 months, and 65% of iPhones show a good display without any substantial damage. However, only 60% of Android phones are in good condition. CIRP also said before that iPhone users are more likely to buy iPhone 13 than Android phone users because 30% of Apple users usually trade in old smartphones.
Most of the retired mobile phones are in good condition, the display can be used, and the battery can last all or most of the day. Therefore, many previous mobile phones are sold or replaced, given to friends or family, or kept for future Use, the research report said.
Apple is preparing to announce the iPhone 13, and the company hopes that a large part of its sales will be completed by the upgrade.
