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How's battery life on the Droid X2?
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Android Central has already done an initial review, which you can see here: www.androidcentral.com/droid-x2-initial-review
The battery life is supposedly going to be better than the original Droid because of the dual-core processor.
CNET's review states this: "The Motorola Droid X2 features a qHD display and a dual-core processor for faster performance. The Android smartphone offers good call quality and battery life." That can be seen here: reviews.cnet.com/smartphones/motorola-droid-x2-ver...
So, things look good compared to the original Droid X.
The battery life is supposedly going to be better than the original Droid because of the dual-core processor.
CNET's review states this: "The Motorola Droid X2 features a qHD display and a dual-core processor for faster performance. The Android smartphone offers good call quality and battery life." That can be seen here: reviews.cnet.com/smartphones/motorola-droid-x2-ver...
So, things look good compared to the original Droid X.
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when i got mine, i was a little scared because it only lasted about 12 hours. after i removed all the bloatware it lasts about a day and a half of decent use
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Batteries are Batteries, 1540 is an ok size but until they develop something better, I always have an extra one or two & with dual core working faster than the DX, common sense says it will use more of the battery but the DX2 handles that problem & runs for a decent amount of time. I have no complaints.
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Every Motorola android handset I have owned starts out usable, I tweak it until I get some substantial increases in battery performance but then it all but fizzles out. I get barely 6 hours of life now and I don't feel like my system is reporting accurate battery information. I did a root and a battery calibrate but that hasn't really improved anything.
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