Since May we have a Nexus in my hands, a few hours after it was announced, were surprised, among other things, for its amazing screen. With the passage of time we came to realized that the light sensor that calibrates the brightness of the screen when in automatic (the option that virtually everyone uses if your sensor has regularala smarthone) seemed to overestimated ambient light as for example at night, the screen too bright and could do uncomfortable in complete darkness.
days passed and test how the battery Nexus 5 behaved exceptionally, at rest on everything, but when the screen was on, a black hole suction gripped the mAh. The screens are the main source of energy loss in all smartphones, and the larger this, but something about the Nexus 5 which made us think that the loss was above the rest.
But days passed and our suspicions were closed when he accidentally got a HTC Nexus One and five face to face. The screen of the Nexus 5 shone far and the One little. Manual brightness adjust both at the same rate and there was one other simply sparkled and shone.
decided to do a joint test with more terminals and different types of screens, SuperAmoled, Super LCD, etc.. For them we use an Xperia Z1, a Galaxy Note 3, 4 and an HTC Nexus One Best, see video:
And we will see it in a picture gallery. We emphasize that both video and in photos, not seen at all the big difference in the range of 5% to 70% brightness (In the higher areas, dilute the difference) just in the ranges in which always moves the brightness sensor.
may think that is an intentionally adjusted settings so that the phone might look better, but nothing is further from reality when the difference is remarkable with many other terminals and when in complete darkness can be uncomfortable to shine both, even when at 0%. But it’s not just a matter of inconvenience, is that the brightness of the screen is the No. 1 cause of battery drain on a smartphone , so neglect their sizing is a problem that directly affects the product quality by reducing their autonomy by high consumption, or rather, does your screen overconsumption.
Hopefully
Google check this in future updates, because taking care of your smartphone battery having to activate a widget or using an app to manually set the brightness, the sensor exist and function, is very sad.
We have seen how in the static battery test that have been done (I mean when I refer to static eg put a video loop browse web pages, etc), the Nexus 5 greatly disappointed, however, in the dynamic test in real personal reviews, the results have been good , not exceptional, because it is true that the nexus 5 does not have a battery, but if good and in line with many ranges high, not like the LG G2 or Note 3, but if better demonstrated in test where the screen is always on and with a certain% brightness.
Though ye ye noticed? Tell us in the comments what you think
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