Battery and energy saving technology has improved tremendously over the last fifteen years, and yet the average charge time of a phone now is only about half as long as in 2005. Why?
Well that phone in your pocket probably isn’t a phone at all. Most likely it’s a mini-super computer, or “smart phone” as we like to call them. Just check out this super charged infographic and see the rise and fall of battery life!
While some of us might not be too worried about losing our charge, others are quite worried. And with nearly 40 percent of smartphone users worried about running out of batter power at least once a week, it’s a pretty big concern. And not having a phone can really hamper your lifestyle and ability to get access to important data.
Travelers are the most taxing on their batteries, often running down their smartphones and 8 hours or less. Students come in a close second, being able to eat through a a battery in 10 hours or so. Business users, however, are quite a bit more conservative, able to squeeze out 14 hours or more.
So if you want to stay mobile, you just might need a portable mobile battery! Just so you know, this is a promotional infographic by Jackery! If you’re looking for some extra juice, you should check them out!
