Power-saving: mainstream mobile browser Power Consumption rankings

You cannot play games on your mobile phone! The hot Weibo discussion cannot continue! The mobile phone suddenly experienced a black screen during map navigation! Unexpected interruption of important calls !...... If all this is crazy, it is because the battery of the mobile phone is exhausted, not only is the shutdown of the mobile phone simple.

The comprehensive functions of smart big screen mobile phones make our life and entertainment more convenient, but the annoyance of high power consumption also troubles almost all smartphone users. Although the actual reason for smartphone battery power consumption is caused by a combination of hardware, processor performance, and other factors, do you know that mobile phone applications consume different amounts of power during use. As an important entry to the Internet, the power consumption of mobile browsers is also receiving increasing attention. Its power-saving performance should also become an important reference factor for smartphone users to choose.

A few days ago, T ke online, a mobile phone enthusiast's communication and experience platform, evaluated the power consumption of several mainstream browsers in China. Ou Peng's browser ranks first in power-saving browsers with 16.1% power consumption, mobile QQ browser and UC browser separated the second and third places by 24.4% and 26.7%, while dolphin browser did not perform well and the power consumption rate was as high as 31.5%.

This evaluation is a horizontal test targeting the well-known mobile browsers in China on the Android system, the tester runs the same page (such as browsing the same webpage and video) on four mainstream mobile browsers, including QQ browser, UC browser, oupeng browser, and dolphin browser) obtain the total power consumption. Taking the oupeng browser as an example, assuming that the four browsers consume 100 mAh in total, excluding the usage of the Linux kernel, oupeng consumes 16.1% mAh.

It is understood that the main factor affecting the power consumption of mobile browsers is the memory usage. Taking the "dianwang" oupeng browser as an example, Presto, one of its four independent browsers, gives oupeng mobile browsers an advanced overall web page compression technology, it can save 90% of the traffic and greatly increase the loading speed of web pages. At the same time, it only takes about 1 MB of space, which is superior to the common memory usage in the industry. This is the key factor in openg's "most energy-saving.