You always see manufacturers overestimating battery life, but how often do you see them underestimating it? iLounge recently did some tests with Apple’s new iPod nano and iPod classic, and the results might just surprise you.
The iPod nano managed to perform for 30 hours (audio) and 5 hours 47 mins (video), compared to Apple’s estimate of 24 and 5 hours respectively. The 160GB iPod classic, on the other hand managed to last for an amazing 58 hours (audio) and 9 hours 35 mins (video), up from 40 and 7 hours specified by Apple respectively.
You always see manufacturers overestimating battery life, but how often do you see them underestimating it? iLounge recently did some tests with Apple’s new iPod nano and iPod classic, and the results might just surprise you.
The iPod nano managed to perform for 30 hours (audio) and 5 hours 47 mins (video), compared to Apple’s estimate of 24 and 5 hours respectively. The 160GB iPod classic, on the other hand managed to last for an amazing 58 hours (audio) and 9 hours 35 mins (video), up from 40 and 7 hours specified by Apple respectively.
Via [iLounge]
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