2022 Smartphones with Longest Battery Life

Ever wondered which of the smartphones that released in 2022 has the longest battery life? So we looked at all our reviews and created a database to rank battery test scores.

From the Nothing Phone (1) to the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip4, these are phones that we reviewed here in YugaTech based on the battery life test.

Do note that this is based on their PCMark’s Work 3.0 Battery Test with the device set at 50% brightness, zero volume and in airplane mode.

2022 Smartphones based on PCMark’s Battery Test

Based on the smartphones we reviewed in 2022, these is the findings from the longest to shortest battery life:

Phone Name	Battery Capacity	Duration (PCMark)
DooGee S89 Pro	12,000 mAh	23 hours and 10 minutes
realme 9i	5,000 mAh	22 hours and 26 minutes
vivo T1 5G	4,700 mAh	19 hours and 12 minutes
realme GT Neo 3	5,000mAh	19 hours
realme 9 Pro Plus 5G	4,500 mAh	17 hours and 42 minutes
realme 10	5,000 mAh	16 hours and 36 minutes
realme C35	5,000 mAh	15 hours and 50 minutes
OPPO Reno7 5G	4,500 mAh	15 hours and 45 minutes
vivo X80 Pro	4,700 mAh	15 hours and 42 minutes
Xiaomi Redmi Note 11S	5,000 mAh	15 hours and 21 minutes
vivo V23 5G	4,200 mAh	15 hours and 16 minutes
Infinix Note 12 Pro	5,000 mAh	14 hours and 29 minutes
realme GT 2 Pro	5,000 mAh	14 hours and 23 minutes
Huawei Mate 50 Pro	4,700mAh	14 hours and 15 minutes
Infinix Note 10 Pro 2022	5,000 mAh	14 hours and 3 minutes
ASUS ROG 6 Pro	6,000mAh	13 hours and 50 minutes
realme 9 Pro 5G	5,000 mAh	12 hours and 47 minutes
Nothing Phone (1)	4,500 mAh	12 hours and 39 minutes
vivo Y73	4,000 mAh	12 hours and 4 minutes
Xiaomi Redmi Note 11 Pro+ 5G	4,500 mAh	12 hours and 2 minutes
Motorola Moto Edge 30 Pro	4,800 mAh	12 hours and 2 minutes
vivo Y21T	5,000 mAh	12 hours and 1 minute
Huawei P50	4,100mAh	11 hours and 41 minutes
Xiaomi 12	4,500 mAh	11 hours and 41 minutes
Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra	5,000 mAh	11 hours and 31 minutes
Cherry Mobile Aqua SV 5G	4,200 mAh	11 hours and 28 minutes
OnePlus Nord 2T 5G	4,500mAh	11 hours and 20 minutes
POCO M4 Pro (4G)	5,000 mAh	10 hours and 47 minutes
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip4	3,700mAh	10 hours and 37 minutes
Samsung Galaxy S21 FE 5G	4,500 mAh	10 hours and 20 minutes
POCO F4 GT	4,700 mAh	9 hours and 51 minutes
Huawei P50 Pocket	4,000 mAh	9 hours and 18 minutes
Xiaomi Redmi Note 11	5,000 mAh	8 hours and 14 minutes

Having a battery capacity of a whopping 12,000mAh, the DooGee S89 Pro 26 comes in first with a time of 23 hours and 10 minutes – almost an entire day. Running on a Mediatek Helio P90 chipset, this device has a 6.3-inch display and 66W wired charging. It is a rugged smartphone so it should be able to survive any fall damage that it might take.

Moving on to the second on the list: the realme 9i 25. With a battery capacity of 5,000mAh, it lasted 22 hours and 26 minutes in our standardized test. The phone has a 6.6-inch IPS LCD screen and is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 680.

In third is the vivo T1 5G with a battery capacity of 4,700mAh. Having a battery life score of 19 hours and 12 minutes, the vivo device has a 6.6-inch display and a Qualcomm Snapdragon 778 5G chipset.

At the end of our list, we have the Xiaomi Redmi Note 11. Though it has a battery capacity of 5,000mAh, it only lasted 8 hours and 14 minutes in our PCMark battery test. The device runs on a Qualcomm Snapdragon 680 and has a 6.43-inch display.

For the standardized test that we do, we set controlled conditions and settings so that no other external factors will affect the power-efficiency of the device. As such, the primary factors that are tested here are the chipset, display size and resolution, OS, and battery capacity. It is by no means a perfect measure but it is the closest we can do to rank the battery efficiency of the devices we review.