Page 5 : Work Performance, Battery Life & Recharging Performance
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Work Performance – PCMark
We tested the honor 5C’s performance using PCMark, which simulates work applications like web browing, playing video, writing text and editing photos.
honor 5C | ASUS ZenFone Zoom | Samsung Galaxy S6 | |
Work Performance Score (Average) |
5357 | 5829 | 5078 |
Web Browsing | 5643 | 5751 | 6788 |
Video Playback | 4487 | 4536 | 3091 |
Writing | 5944 | 5270 | 5918 |
Photo Editing | 5469 | 8400 | 5357 |
The honor 5C (Amazon) may be powered by the mid-range Kirin 650, but these PCMark results show that the Kirin 650 is no performance slouch. In these work-related tests, the honor 5C actually keeps up with top smartphones like the ASUS ZenFone Zoom and the Samsung Galaxy S6.
Battery Performance – PCMark
We then tested the honor 5C’s battery performance using PCMark. It basically ran the PCMark work tests until its battery capacity dropped to 20%.
The honor 5C (Amazon) lasted just over 11.5 hours on the PCMark stress test. That was a really amazing result, as this is a stress test that simulates the worst possible workload using work apps. In our real world experience, we had no problem using it for 16-18 hours with light loads, although its battery life dropped to about 8.5 hours while playing games.
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Battery Recharging Performance
The honor 5C (Amazon) has a large 3,000 mAh lithium-ion battery, but it does not have Fast Charging capability. In fact, it only comes with a 5 W travel charger. Even so, it was able to recharge its battery pretty quickly.
Our tests showed that the honor 5C (Amazon) will recharge from 19% to 100% in just 180 minutes (3 hours). This is very good performance, especially since it only uses a 5 W charger.
Note that it only took the honor 5C just over 2 hours to recharge its battery to 90%, and that the battery temperature did not go beyond 35°C.
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