Galaxy S10 + battery life test with changing screen resolution

At one point, there was a race to create the most accurate smartphones. In fact, at one point, it seemed as though we would expect smartphones equipped with 4K screens to become the new standard, but many companies decided to stop within the limits of QuadHD resolution, with only a few smartphones equipped with 4K screens.

The reason why we do not see 4K screens on our smartphones, at least not yet, maybe due to battery problems, where it is clear that high-resolution screens need more energy, so the question is, how much energy will the phones drain in case if Were you using a higher resolution phone instead of a similar lower-resolution phone? 

Well, that's what PhoneBuff is trying to figure out in the new battery test.

In a YouTube video, the PhoneBuff channel compared the battery life of the Galaxy S10 + by comparing one that uses a QuadHD + screen with another that uses a FullHD + resolution. The test attempts to find the difference in the energy consumed by the two phones in case they are used similarly.

What is interesting is that in this test, it seems that there was almost no tangible difference between the battery life of both phones. Both devices seem to be draining power at about the same rate, as the FullHD + phone ran out of power about a minute before the QuadHD + phone.