HTC vivid battery test track see it made a run on made out [TEST]

As a LTE packaging, dual-core Smartphone we have no high expectations for the performance of the battery of the HTC Vivid. The device is relatively modest by one 1620mAh battery has driven to cope with a lot.

As always, we begin our inspection with the 3 G talk time of the device. Here, the HTC vivid managed the very impressive 2 minutes before the battery went flat. This result is significantly better than the official manufacturers pay for the Smartphone.

To doubt clear, must we point out that we ran the test on three different occasions and similar results with the screen of the device is switched off, achieved what it will be when you hold it against your ear.

The Web-browsing time achieved by the device came in 4 hours and 46 minutes. This is a seriously commendable achievement given the massive 4.5 LCD screen of HTC vivid, as well as. It is better than Samsung Galaxy S II and LG Nitro HD.

Here, we must make clear that the result has been reached, this rule applies to all participants in our test, if the device is connected to a Wi-Fi network. We can reasonably expect time to dive, that device on the AT & T LTE network will be run.

Video playback was also very impressive the Smartphone. HTC vivid managed 6 hours of playback on a single charge. This is solid in the face of the phone screen and low battery capacity one and the LTE significantly better result than the brothers and sisters, the LG Nitro HD.

The most important result of the test is the overall score. It is the most unexpected 42 hours for the HTC-vivid. This means that you need, to your device every 42 hours charge is that you use every day an hour for any talks, Web browsing and video.

This is one of the better results we've encountered during our battery tests. The HTC vivid proved a remarkable efficiently, if you are left in the standby mode alone.

We have a full review of smartphones coming out soon. In the meantime can you checkout our practical of the HTC vivid here.

HTC Vivid paid us a visit, here’s the hands-on [VIDEO]

The third member of AT&T’s rather impressive LTE lineup made it to our office. The HTC Vivid surely has presence – even when dressed in a stealthy black color scheme. With a massive 4.5? screen and a solid metal back, the smartphone cannot help but be noticed.

Now on with a look at the spec sheet. The HTC Vivid packs two Scorpion cores, clocked at 1.2 GHz and a Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset. There is a gig of RAM and 16GB of built-in memory on board, which can be expanded via a microSD card. Like we already mentioned above, the HTC Vivid features a 4.5? S-LCD screen with the familiar qHD resolution. The 8MP camera with dual LED flash is capable of recording 1080p videos. A 1.3MP front-facing unit will help you with the video calls. The LTE network compatibility of the HTC Vivid is complemented by the usual set of options, which we’ve come to expect from a device of this stature.

The HTC Vivid measures are massive. They are 128.8 x 67.1 x 11.2 mm, while the device’s weight is the whopping 177 grams. A 1620 mAh battery is in charge of keeping the smartphone going.

HTC Vivid live shots

There are absolutely no surprises in the software department of the HTC Vivid. The device runs Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread, dressed in HTC Sense 3.0 – we’ve seen this combination on quite a few HTC smartphones by now. Below is a video of the device in action.

A full review of the HTC Vivid is in the works. Stay tuned!