GSMArena labs: EU Energy Label test results are now listed on our specs pages | Infinium-tech

The European Union is now required that all smartphones and tablets sold in the union are a new energy label on their packaging. It also created a database, called the European Product Registry for Energy Labeling “or” EPREL “. This is valuable information and now we are including it in our specs pages so that you can research you on the phone before purchasing.

European Union Energy Label Information is now included in our glasses pages

First things first, this is a thing of the European Union, so it is only in the model sold in the European Union. In addition, the data manufacturers are provided by the tests conducted by the manufacturer either by the manufacturer or by a third-party laboratory.

This means that the data does not come from an independent source. He said, any incorrect information should be updated as soon as possible-the European Union will catch the manufacturers responsible for providing precise information and it can use third-party laboratories to do their verification.

It should also be noted that some manufacturers – being the largest apples – are not happy how the test processes are defined. Cupertino claims that some tests are low-defined or undefined. You can read more about him here. European Commission will take input from manufacturers and update the future testing processes.

To help you understand better, what all these numbers and letters mean, we have updated our vocabulary with clarification and details on the major information listed on the label. Start here: European Union Energy Label. Then, you can get in the energy efficiency square, battery endurance (both charge on both charge and more wide article on both a single charge and longevity in terms of charge bicycle), screen protection (measured as rigidity on the Mohs scale), repair and repair of repair and free fall (later a tool focuses on functional damage on cosmetics).

You can find information about the European Union’s energy label for the phone and tablets (where available) listed at the bottom of the glasses table under the “EU label” title.