I'm using the 11,000mAh Oukitel K10 as my daily driver. These are the results of my battery life in the first 3 days. Ask me anything about the device =)

https://imgur.com/a/K0NHA

I initially took the phone off charge at 6.10am on Tuesday morning. These screens were taken when I plugged it in at about 8pm on Thursday night. Whilst at work, I'm not using the phone a lot bar messaging, but it was taking advantage of the WiFi to download some nice meaty games. Outside of that, Bluetooth was on a lot for gym and car (no headphone jack, sadly). I was also streaming a fair bit in the evening - football matches live, or catching up on Gotham/YouTube subs. There was also a smattering of gaming in the name of Pokémon Duel and Score Match.

Oh, and the battery was full again a few hours. I'm bloody loving never worrying about battery again.

Feel free to ask me anything about this device!



Submitted March 30, 2018 at 01:24PM by THE_LOUDEST_PENIS https://ift.tt/2GDC7M2 https://ift.tt/eA8V8J

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