TCL’s P80 Ultra delivered 23 hours and 35 minutes of video playback in testing, while its Max Ink e-book mode is positioned as the phone’s main endurance feature, allowing reading over several days. The handset uses a 5,800mAh battery.
The P80 Ultra recorded 18 hours and 20 minutes in a continuous-use test, placing it 33rd in the relevant test ranking. That is slightly ahead of the 18 hours and 3 minutes recorded by the TCL 50 NXTPAPER 5G.
Its video-playback result exceeded the results recorded for several phones in the same comparison set:
- Samsung Galaxy A56
- ASUS ROG Phone 8 Pro
- Nothing Phone (3a) Pro
Charging is rated at up to 45W over a wired connection. A full charge took 1 hour and 9 minutes in testing, reaching 17% after five minutes, 33% after 15 minutes and 60% after 30 minutes. The phone also supports wired reverse charging.
TCL includes Battery Health controls, with battery-condition information, a delayed-charging protection option and a selectable maximum charging limit. The company has not provided availability or pricing details in the material covered here.
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