Winter can be a challenging time for our beloved smartphones, especially when it comes to battery performance in freezing temperatures. Recently, an interesting experiment was conducted to test the battery performance of the Galaxy S24 Ultra and the Honor Magic 6 Pro in extreme cold conditions.
The test involved placing both flagship devices in a freezer at -7 degrees Fahrenheit (-22 degrees Celsius) with a starting charge of 59%. After 48 hours, the results were surprising. The Galaxy S24 Ultra completely ran out of battery, while the Magic 6 Pro still had an impressive 33% charge remaining. Even after five days in the freezer, the Magic 6 Pro was still running at over 10% battery, showcasing its exceptional performance in extreme cold.
The outstanding battery performance of the Honor Magic 6 Pro can be attributed to its innovative technology inspired by electric vehicles’ batteries. Honor has implemented a customized low-temperature algorithm through the phone’s E1 power management chip, which optimizes battery performance even in extreme environments.
This impressive feat makes us eagerly anticipate the global launch of the Honor Magic 6 Pro at the end of this month. Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting release!
