Android Phones With The Best Battery Life in 2020

With a 5,000mAh battery and the latest processor inside, the S20 Ultra can provide exceptional battery life. It can stand up to the absolute heaviest days if you choose to keep the screen set at 60Hz refresh rate as well. It's also a massive and feature-packed flagship in every other respect.

For $200 less than the S20 Ultra, you can get an S20+ that has a 4,500mAh battery. It may be smaller but you get nearly the same battery life. You're getting a slightly smaller screen, and less-capable rear camera zoom, but it's also easier to hold and use in one hand.

The Note 10+ is technically no longer Samsung's latest and greatest, but its 4300mAh battery leads to great longevity. Samsung's great battery management and efficient specs give the Note 10+ all-day battery even when you hit it hard. And you'll want to because a Note is a wonderful productivity tool.

OnePlus just keeps doing it: a flagship-level phone with amazing hardware, specs, and capabilities for hundreds of dollars less than the competition. You'll still get a big screen, top-notch internals, and truly excellent battery life thanks to simple and efficient software.

You don't have to spend a ton to get great battery life, and the Moto G8+ shows us why. Simple software and limited hardware features pair with a 4,000mAh battery for good battery life, and the rest of the phone rounds out nicely for a good value offering. U.S. buyers note: this is an international version with no warranty.

The ROG Phone 2 has everything turned up to 11: there's RGB lighting at the back, a Snapdragon 855+ chipset, a 120Hz display that's incredibly smooth, and a 6000mAh battery that lasts two days. It's a behemoth that isn't for everyone, but ultimate battery fiends will want to take a closer look.