The battery is the main trait that distinguishes the Galaxy M30s from any other smartphone right now. As of now, this is India's only smartphone that provides an insanely big 6,000mAh battery. In contrast, it also makes the 5,000mAh battery on the M30 look thin. Samsung claims the M30s would deliver a two-day battery life with ease with a massive 6,000mAh battery, and I considered this to be valid and then some.
A two-day battery life is quickly achieved with the Galaxy M30s. In reality, for users with moderate use, it can last far past two days. I emphasized the battery life quite a lot during the evaluation era, playing a lot of sports, streaming videos mixed with daily surfing on social media. And with all that going on, with almost 9 hours of screen time, the M30s managed to last me about a day and a half on a single charge, which is awesome. Standby battery drain is minimal because with Always On display allowed, I find that the battery fell just around 3-4 percent overnight.
Unfortunately, similar to the M30, the M30s comes with only a 15W fast charger in the pack. The "monstrous" 6,000mAh battery takes about two hours to charge, which is very sluggish. Considering the size of the pack, it would have been good to see a quicker 18W charging support for the M30s.
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