If you have a mobile phone and are out and about, at what point do you start to feel uncomfortable about your battery level? When it’s on…

If you have a mobile phone and are out and about, at what point do you start to feel uncomfortable about your battery level? When it’s on… Published on 13 December 2017 → Survey conducted on 13 December 2017 on 3014 GB adults

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I only feel comfortable when it is fully charged

It doesn't bother my how much battery life I have left

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I don't have a mobile phone

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I only feel comfortable when it is fully charged

It doesn't bother my how much battery life I have left

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I don't have a mobile phone

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