Please clarify this statement. Are you saying the phone is showing 1% used after running the battery hard and leaving it unplugged overnight?
I posted a screenshot showing the opposite. What I was trying to say is that the phone uses very little power when it's idling.On most other phones, if you only have 10% battery left and a few hours before you get to charge, you are likely not going to make it, no matter how frugal you are when you try to preserve the battery. For me, even GNex was good about that but N4 is even better. 10% juice left can be stretched to last a lot longer with frugal usage than most other phones. Again, jut my usage pattern results and comparisons vs GNex. I've been told my battery life is much better than the average/
FWIW, I loved my GSM GNex and I still think it's a great phone. I found a perfect match for it in a custom ROM that also helped alleviate the speaker volume issue. I still think it looks sexy and I wasn't bothered by the plastic back. I think it's more durable than N4 and should fare better in most drop scenarios, get away with scratches and dents.
I find the N4 to be faster in all usage scenarios, from booting to browsing. N4 also pulls down higher speeds, both wifi and cell and has better battery life.
The design is also a step beyond the GNex but it also repsents some durability issues.
As for N10, I'm having a inconsistent user experience. At times it acts like a powerful desktop, devouring any tasks before it and then it drops frames with seemingly easy tasks. Battery life seems ok but charging takes quite a while.
There are just enough apps to hold together the tablet experience but venture new grounds and you'll be saying WTF a lot. Speed test app looks terrible, some of the phone apps that scale up work well but some are just windowed, look bad scaled up or are distorted to point where they are simply unusable on the N10. I''ve an ipad2 for a week here too and while it's not a fair comparison N10's SoC advantage is somewhat negated by the lower res ipad2 is pushing. Ipad is smoother in mundane tasks yet it's destroyed in all high CPU usage tasks.
IMO, N10 has the hardware/price combo to compete with the ipad but the software is not there yet. It's not a bad tablet just because it's worse than the ipad but for the platform agnostic buyer it won't even get a chance due to low exposure. Android should explore variations of the N7 formula and get the tablet specific ecosystem up to speed before it's a legitimate ipad competitor. That being said, not being better than ipad is far from being not a good buy.