Are there any notable differences in battery efficiency between the Galaxy Z Flip 6 and the Motorola Razr Plus

Battery Capacity and Performance

Both devices feature a 4,000 mAh battery, but their performance varies based on usage patterns:

- Galaxy Z Flip 6:
- In everyday use, it typically lasts between 6 to 8 hours on a single charge, depending on usage intensity. Users reported finishing the day with about 10-15% battery remaining after extensive activities like video recording and gaming[1][3].
- In a comprehensive battery endurance test, the Z Flip 6 lost 12% battery over 45 minutes of mixed usage (video calls, gaming, etc.), slightly worse than the Razr Plus[1]. For video streaming, it dropped by 19%, compared to 16% for the Razr Plus[1][2].

- Motorola Razr Plus:
- It has shown better performance in specific tasks like web browsing and gaming. The Razr Plus outperformed the Z Flip 6 in Zoom calls and general web browsing battery life[2][4].
- In terms of video playback, however, the Z Flip 6 excelled, significantly outperforming the Razr Plus[2][4].

Charging Speed

Charging capabilities also differ between the two:

- The Galaxy Z Flip 6 supports 25W wired charging and 15W wireless charging, along with reverse wireless charging[5][7]. However, it does not have any improvements in charging speed compared to its predecessor.

- The Motorola Razr Plus, on the other hand, offers faster charging with 45W wired TurboPower charging, allowing it to recharge more quickly than the Galaxy Z Flip 6[2][4]. It also supports similar wireless charging speeds.

Summary

In summary, while both phones have similar battery capacities, the Galaxy Z Flip 6 excels in video playback but lags behind in overall efficiency for daily tasks compared to the Motorola Razr Plus. The Razr Plus also benefits from faster charging capabilities. Therefore, users may choose based on their specific needs—whether they prioritize video consumption or overall daily performance.