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Even though the OnePlus 15R has a way bigger battery, the iPhone 17 uses less battery per hour on average: iPhone 17: 163 mAh used per hour OnePlus 15R: 181 mAh used per hour iPhone 17 is more efficient in terms of battery drain per hour of use. But...

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