Will the amount of play time on the 3DS actually affect battery life? I know that the 3DS consumes more battery power when you have 3D turned up fully, Wi-Fi on, power saving off and max brightness, but what I'm asking exactly is: since the 3DS battery is Li-ion, will it actually benefit the 3DS' battery if I use up juice or is it better if I go for the conservative side?
Seeing as the iPhone 4 also uses a Li-ion battery. Me and my mum have the iPhone 4 and hers is better in terms of battery power. Her one can last for several days even with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Location Services, Push Mail on and even her brightness setting is almost at max. On the other hand, I've set mine up so I can save as much battery power as I can but when I try to leave it overnight with Wi-Fi, Push Mail, Notifications on, when I wake up the battery is at 50% already!
So, again, is it better for me to use up the battery or just conserve it?
BONUS: Does the 3DS battery run out more quickly based on how high the 3D depth slider is set or does it only impact the battery when the 3D is enabled, regardless of the depth setting?
Thanks
Seeing as the iPhone 4 also uses a Li-ion battery. Me and my mum have the iPhone 4 and hers is better in terms of battery power. Her one can last for several days even with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Location Services, Push Mail on and even her brightness setting is almost at max. On the other hand, I've set mine up so I can save as much battery power as I can but when I try to leave it overnight with Wi-Fi, Push Mail, Notifications on, when I wake up the battery is at 50% already!
So, again, is it better for me to use up the battery or just conserve it?
BONUS: Does the 3DS battery run out more quickly based on how high the 3D depth slider is set or does it only impact the battery when the 3D is enabled, regardless of the depth setting?
Thanks