February 17th, 2016 
Microsoft recently revealed to the world the Lumia 650, its newest low-cost device. Despite having a very basic chipset, the device has some interesting advantages for your niche, as front speakers and aluminum details, which creates a more sophisticated design than we are used to seeing this type of smartphone. Something that many people criticized, however, was the presence of a only battery 2.000mAh , since even having a theoretically economic processor the device has a screen size and resolution considerable, many just assume that their autonomy is not the best.
to put this to the test, the Recombu portal staff conducted a thorough analysis, thus seeking to visualize how the Lumia 650 would fare in a use considered moderate and also when placed in situations more “stressful”. According to what has been revealed, the device was able to hold eight hours of video playback uninterrupted, can endure 24 hours of common use quietly.
It is worth noting that the device needs less than two hours to have your fully charged battery , which means that even if your device “die” during the day you need only a few minutes plugged in to give it a few more hours, enough time to search for a source of energy or terminate his affairs before returning home. Like the Lumia 650 has support Quick Charge 2.0 thanks to its Snapdragon 212 chipset, we must wait to see if Microsoft will make available the so-called “turbo charger” with the device in our country.
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Although there is no forecast for the arrival of the Lumia 650 in Brazil, currently being carried out their pre-sale in various places in the world for the suggested value of $ 199, which on direct conversion can be seen as somewhere around R $ 810 if they are not considered taxes involved in the transaction. Considering that the device has been even included in the official page of the company in our country, it should not be long before he is seen in retailers here.
Source: All Mobile
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