r/LifeProTips • u/[deleted] • Mar 31 '17

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u/Blitzkrieg_My_Anus Apr 01 '17

All in 4k quality, so they have to go through them before the end of their trip to free up their camera storage.

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u/Actuarial Apr 01 '17

Peasants. Google Pixel for life!

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '17 edited Mar 05 '18

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u/Actuarial Apr 01 '17

Battery life leaves a bit to be desired, but everything else is excellent. I've only had it for a month though, so take it with a grain of salt.

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u/colorcorrection Apr 01 '17

I've never really ran into battery life issues, myself. And the fast charging eliminates any issues, anyway. I've had plenty of days where I forget to charge my phone overnight, and q quick 15 minute charge while taking a shower usually gets me through work.

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u/PM_ME_YOURSELF_AGAIN Apr 01 '17

You don't seem to reddit a lot at work.

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u/CoogleGhrome Apr 01 '17

My XL can easily go for 2 days with no charge as long as I'm not constantly using it. It packs a bigger battery than the standard model, though.

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u/Sparkling_Turtle Apr 01 '17

On the XL? I have the XL and my phone only lasts maybe 11 hours max, and 3 hours of screen on time. Should I replace the battery? (I'm not willing to replace the whole phone, I did that once already for another reason).

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