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a portion of this video is sponsored by LastPass what's up guys David here and the wopo 7 pro and the galaxy has 10 plus already went up against each other in our speed test where 1 plus was able to take the crown away from samsung to become the new speed test champ and today it's looking to take another title away from the s10 Plus this time its title as the fumble style battery test champ now as you guys probably already know our battery tests take a lot of time to conduct we test over multiple days and we even reran the SM pluses test again after we received some software updates so I wanted to give a big thanks to LastPass for sponsoring this video and allowing us to bring you the extensive testing that you know in love so we've all been through it you try to log in to a website or an app and you get that dreaded error message to try again so you try another one of your passwords and then another one and you basically repeat this process over and over again until you either finally 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charge their phones less by reducing battery anxiety either way here in the messaging app we're sending randomized messages to our chat BOTS which is texting back with the same set of responses to keep things even we've set both phones to their maximum resolution and of course we've precisely calibrated each displays brightness to 200 nits after one hour of texting back and forth it seems like balance is restored with the wampa 7 Pro dropping 15 percentage points down to 85 percent and at the s 10 plus dropping only 8% down to 86 so it looks like that battery percentage indicator caught up with the 1 + is real battery life with this level being more in line with what you would expect here in the email test we've been opening up unread emails to simulates how you read email in the real world we're after one hour of doing so the 1 + 7 Pro seizes battery drop another 10% down to 75 while the s10 plus is able to create some separation for itself with it only dropping by 8% down to 78 giving it a 3 percentage point advantage so so far the results are in line with what I was expecting the 1 + 7 Pro does have any slightly smaller battery capacity at 4,000 milliamp hours compared to the 4100 on the s10 + and it's screen is also slightly larger with no hole punch or notch insights here in the browser test each phone is cycling through the same set of websites with a robot also scrolling through these websites again to better simulates how you browse the web in the real world after the one-hour browsing session the s10 plus is able to add on to its lead with it now five percentage points ahead at 68% compared to the 63% battery on the oneplus we'll see if oneplus can turn things around here in Instagram where each phone is on the home feed and actually scrolling through the home feed just like you would in real life and you know this is especially important here in this test considering that the oneplus and pro does have that higher refresh rate at 90 Hertz compared to the 60 Hertz refresh rate on the s10 plus now while the higher refresh rate definitely leads to smoother scrolling it does come at the cost of higher power consumption and after one hour the own +7 Pro did seem to consume more battery than the s10 plus with its battery dropping by 11 percentage points down to 52 percent with the sm+ dropping by only nine percent allowing it to pull a full seven percentage points ahead about halfway through this battery test moving on to the standby test each phone will idle for 16 hours this is a really important test as if you think about it most of the time your phone is actually on standby whether it's in your pocket or sitting there on your desk after 16 hours the oneplus 7 pro sees its battery dropped by only 11% down to 41 while the sm+ dropped by even less at only 10 percentage points down to 49 which is a definite improvement since we last tested the s10 presumably thanks to the software updates here in YouTube we have both phones playing the same set of videos with not only the brightness calibrated but also the speaker's calibrated to the same decibel counts to make sure things are as even as possible and after one hour of YouTube binge watching it the s10 plus has its battery dropped by 11% down to 38 while the oneplus drops by a little more at 12 percent down to 29 so as we head into the gaming test things aren't looking so hot for the oneplus 7 pro slowly but surely it has dug itself into a bit of a hole here being almost 10% and it's likely that its battery will take an even bigger hits here in Altos adventure where again that 90 Hertz display may consume more power this game does actually support higher refresh rates so it's definitely gonna be a better gaming experience on the oneplus but after one hour it clearly comes at the cost of power consumption with the oneplus 7 pro dropping by a whopping 16% down to 13 whereas the s10 plus dropped by only 12% down to 26 marking the biggest difference out of any test that we've done so far and giving the sm+ a nice cushy lead as we simulates navigation here in Google Maps we're after one hour the oneplus second Pro is just barely hanging on with just 1% battery remaining compared to these 17% left on the s10 plus we'll see how far that last 1% can take the oneplus 7 pro into the Spotify tests we're just over three minutes into the test the phone finally gives out while the s 10 plus still has 16% remaining so a pretty big difference between the two we'll go ahead and fast-forward the sm+ where it was able to make it through the Spotify test with 5% still left to go which allowed it to get into these super intensive snapchat tests where it survives 11 additional minutes before finally calling it quits okay so with both phones out of juice let's take a look at the results the 1 plus 7 pro was able to last 24 hours and 3 minutes which you know is not bad but definitely less than the 25 hours and 11 minutes the S 10 plus was able to last when you include the 16 hours standby making the winner and is still the pump of style battery test champ the galaxy s 10 Plus anyways that is it for me in this video thank you guys for watching and as always I'll see you in the very next episode