iPhone 7 Plus is the most durable iPhone in using time, but it is far behind OUKITEL K3
While iPhone 8 is still unknown about battery life nor power consumption rate, iPhone 7 Plus could be regarded as the most durable iPhone in using time. But how long it would support by most power consumption way? Here we have got a perfect smartphone OUKITEL K3 that supports enough power. How durable is it? OUKITEL Lab compared OUKITEL K3 with iPhone 7 Plus by online video playing, video recording and brightest screen standby.
As we knew, screen is the most power consumption item in smartphones. In the video, OUKITEL K3 and iPhone 7 Plus are set to be brightest screen and maximum volune, then tested by 1 hour online FHD video playing-Spider-man, 1 hour FHD video recording and 1 hour standby by brightest screen. By 3 hours ultimate power consuming, it drains power at fastest speed.
According to the test, after 3 hours ultimate power consumption, iPhone 7 Plus only gets 20% power left, however, OUKITEL K3 still has 68% power. Unbelievable result! What would you choose between these two?
OUKITEL K3 has got 6000mAh massive battery, even you are using it at most for a whole day, it will always stand by for you. It is also energetic in other aspects too. It has got a 5.5 inch FHD display, fashionable elegance glossy design, 16MP +2MP cameras for both the front and rear cameras, MT6750T octa-core 1.5Ghz powerful processor for fluent handling, 4GB RAM and 64GB ROM, front fingerprint scanner, gyroscope sensor and geomagnetic sensor.
OUKITEL K3 Global presale is hot ongoing now for only $139.99, this is quite a competitive price among the same range smartphones. If you are looking for a smartphone that can support you in long time, fluent in handling and shoot great photos, OUKITEL K3 is a good choice.
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