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I have done the following already
Location services disabled
Google Now disabled
Location reporting disabled
Wifi Scanning disabled
wiped cache
G is still getting drained quick. Screen on time doesnt cross 2.5-3.5 hours . I keep wifi and 3g both on
Install an app like BetterBatteryStats or Wakelock Detector. They will show more information but require root.
Dexxon said:
Install an app like BetterBatteryStats or Wakelock Detector. They will show more information but require root.
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I am unrooted unrooted G's in the other xda moto g battery screenshot thread are getting a screen on time of 5-6 hours.. cant seem to be able to match their numbers even remotely
Do you have the brightness set to auto?
Dexxon said:
Do you have the brightness set to auto?
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actually yes, but could that be such a major drain factor??
Actually i don't really know but who knows? Since when are you facing this issue?
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Actually i don't really know but who knows? Since when are you facing this issue?
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the device itself is about 10 day old. so can't pinpoint exactly
Seems to be a strange issue. Maybe you should give it some time. If it is not getting any better you should consider rooting and install a better battery app
You could try a factory reset
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Battery drain app might give you some ideas, I'm averaging 0.85% hour with location and google now on
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.WazaBe.android.BatteryDrain
There are threads and a bug report with Motorola regarding this. It seems sometimes once GPS is used the battery continues to drain at 1-3% per hour until you reboot.
It may not be the issue in your case but it looks likely as the drain you see when the phone is not awake looks very similar to the problem.
If it drains in airplane mode and the phone shows as never awake then its the same problem.
For now don't use GPS or if you do then reboot directly after.
eemgee said:
Battery drain app might give you some ideas, I'm averaging 0.85% hour with location and google now on
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.WazaBe.android.BatteryDrain
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ok, installed it, will keep posting results
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There are threads and a bug report with Motorola regarding this. It seems sometimes once GPS is used the battery continues to drain at 1-3% per hour until you reboot.
It may not be the issue in your case but it looks likely as the drain you see when the phone is not awake looks very similar to the problem.
If it drains in airplane mode and the phone shows as never awake then its the same problem.
For now don't use GPS or if you do then reboot directly after.
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I have disabled location completely and haven't used GPS at all. But other phones in XDA seem to be getting awesome battery life despite GPS on
xgt001 said:
I have disabled location completely and haven't used GPS at all. But other phones in XDA seem to be getting awesome battery life despite GPS on
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If you use your camera, then that might be the problem. Google itself noted a bug in Kit Kat that may run down the battery if you use the camera. Do a search on Google for more details...
btw I found this article stating skype sucks battery, how true is it?? will keep posting any changes after uninstall
@emgee It's showing a drain of 2.8%/hr with wifi on
Prior to this early morning I had turned off data and wifi and I got a battery drop from 100% to 91% in about 7 hrs, is that Ok?
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I have disabled location completely and haven't used GPS at all. But other phones in XDA seem to be getting awesome battery life despite GPS on
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OK, it was just that he first screenshot showed GPS was used right at the start of the battery graph. I assume you have rebooted since then.
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OK, it was just that he first screenshot showed GPS was used right at the start of the battery graph. I assume you have rebooted since then.
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yeah have done.
So you suggest that battery saving option in Location is the best to use?? I have been following that thread
xgt001 said:
yeah have done.
So you suggest that battery saving option in Location is the best to use?? I have been following that thread
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If you are getting the weird drain issue that seems to be related to GPS then maybe best to use battery saving. Depends his bad you need GPS though. So up to you really.
battery drain around 2.5 % /hr . Basically havent been using phone after 82%
Hello all!
I recently received my OnePlus One and have had it for about 5 days now. I love the phone, but I seem to be having a problem with my battery. I've only been able to squeeze about 3 hours from this phone. Coming from a Note 2 (which also has a 3100 mah battery) I was expecting to get about 6-7 hours of screen on time. Could I have a defective battery? My screen is only at about 25%-30% brightness most of the time.
I attached a screenshot of my battery life. Thanks!
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Hello all!
I recently received my OnePlus One and have had it for about 5 days now. I love the phone, but I seem to be having a problem with my battery. I've only been able to squeeze about 3 hours from this phone. Coming from a Note 2 (which also has a 3100 mah battery) I was expecting to get about 6-7 hours of screen on time. Could I have a defective battery? My screen is only at about 25%-30% brightness most of the time.
I attached a screenshot of my battery life. Thanks!
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Can you post the complete battery graph, maybe wakelocks draining the battery... If not then seems like I also have the same problem. Not doing anything but it drained 11% of my battery.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-one/help/anonymous-battery-drain-deep-sleep-t2841436
soralz said:
Can you post the complete battery graph, maybe wakelocks draining the battery... If not then seems like I also have the same problem. Not doing anything but it drained 11% of my battery.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-one/help/anonymous-battery-drain-deep-sleep-t2841436
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I've charged my phone since this so I don't have the graph anymore. However, I notice that by battery drains 1-2% per hour on standby.
Your screenshot shows absolutely nothing. Your battery is not defective. You obviously have wakelocks that are preventing your phone from deep sleeping.
You need to show:
- Wakelocks (Partial Wakelocks, CPU, etc)
- Overall battery stats
I wouldn't be surprised if its Google Play Services.
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Your screenshot shows absolutely nothing. Your battery is not defective. You obviously have wakelocks that are preventing your phone from deep sleeping.
You need to show:
- Wakelocks (Partial Wakelocks, CPU, etc)
- Overall battery stats
I wouldn't be surprised if its Google Play Services.
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I've attached more screenshots. Sorry, I'm new. What is a wake lock?
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I've attached more screenshots. Sorry, I'm new. What is a wake lock?
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Well those screenshots don't really help now since you charged your phone. When you charge your phone your previous battery stats are dumped and new stats start to appear since you've unplugged.
http://www.xda-developers.com/android/android-basics-101-understanding-wakelocks-xda-developer-tv/
In simplest terms, its a app on your phone that is preventing your phone from entering a deep sleep mode. So even though your screen is off, a app on your phone is keeping your phone awake as if the screen is on not allowing the phone to enter a deep sleep mode (very conservative on battery).
Can you download GSAM Battery Monitor and look at the info that gives you? And which ROM are you on?
Check if your "Ok Google" turned on, i had mine turned on and it was draining my battery as it was not letting my phone to sleep.
Google Search -> Menu -> Google Hotword detection
And yes Double Tap to Wake might also be another one .
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Can you download GSAM Battery Monitor and look at the info that gives you? And which ROM are you on?
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I have used BBS and GSAM before, but I think GSAM is better. However, in the latest update some of the menu options have changed names.
Could you explain what each one is for? I can see Kernel Wakelocks, which one is 'Partial Wakelocks' now? Should I be looking at any of the other tabs?
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I have used BBS and GSAM before, but I think GSAM is better. However, in the latest update some of the menu options have changed names.
Could you explain what each one is for? I can see Kernel Wakelocks, which one is 'Partial Wakelocks' now? Should I be looking at any of the other tabs?
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In Gsam, click the vacuum icon on the bottom left of the screen. This will tell you which apps are using the most battery. You can then click on an app from there and see what exactly it's doing. When your battery gets low, see what comes up as draining a lot of your battery and post back.
As to partial wakelocks, idk. Let's just see what is draining your battery.
I prefer Wakelock Detector. Gsam is not too bad though. I just prefer the simplicity of wakelock detector
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.uzumapps.wakelockdetector
OK so I have let my phone run without charging all day and here are the stats. I could only get 3 hrs. of screen time...pretty crappy. Anyway, my brightness has been at about 60% and GPS in battery saving mode. Please help, as I love this phone, but would hate to get rid of it because of battery issues.
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OK so I have let my phone run without charging all day and here are the stats. I could only get 3 hrs. of screen time...pretty crappy. Anyway, my brightness has been at about 60% and GPS in battery saving mode. Please help, as I love this phone, but would hate to get rid of it because of battery issues.
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I get almost close to 6 hours of screen ontime , but yes most of the stuff like GPS / NFS is turned off when im not using it ..
Like i mentioned did you try to turn off the " OK google " stuff , i had experience of it waking up device quite often and draining my battery, try turning them off ...
Other place to look out for what is walking up your device most of the time and deny them the access to wake up your phone , to hunt those apps , check
settings -> privacy -> privacy guard -> menu -> advanced -> device tab .
I found my facebook app / google play services was constantly waking up my device when on sleep , i denied "keep awake" to boost some more battery life ...
GoTexan20 said:
OK so I have let my phone run without charging all day and here are the stats. I could only get 3 hrs. of screen time...pretty crappy. Anyway, my brightness has been at about 60% and GPS in battery saving mode. Please help, as I love this phone, but would hate to get rid of it because of battery issues.
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Check on what's keeping your GPS on all the time. My GPS is left on, but when I'm looking at my battery stats for the past 24 hours and it's maybe 3 or 4 slivers where the GPS actually turned on for a moment when I used an app to find my location.
When you sleep, does your phone sleep, or does it stay up all night and crunch 1s and 0s? Rate this thread to express how you deem the speed at which the Huawei Nexus 6P's battery drains under standby conditions. A higher rating indicates that when the phone is not in use, the battery drains minimally.
Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
Doze rules!
Go to bed with phone at 100% wake up to 98%. What's not to love.
Pretty good.
grubbster said:
Go to bed with phone at 100% wake up to 98%. What's not to love.
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Exact same results here.
Same, last night went to bed at 32% and woke up with 30%. It's MUCH IMPROVED from previous versions of Android.
Having major issues with Doze, with battery drain of between 15-20% overnight.
There's a thread where these users can weigh in here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p/help/doze-expected-t3237573
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Having major issues with Doze, with battery drain of between 15-20% overnight.
There's a thread where these users can weigh in here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p/help/doze-expected-t3237573
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That would be because of an app you have on your phone keeping it awake.
pr0cl1v1ty said:
That would be because of an app you have on your phone keeping it awake.
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No. Ran standby tests in safe mode and after factory reset and had same results.
steveg545 said:
No. Ran standby tests in safe mode and after factory reset and had same results.
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Ok, bad phone then. Send it back.
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Ok, bad phone then. Send it back.
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I should get my second replacement soon.
Just wanted to show that some users aren't experiencing the same battery life "Doze" is supposed to provide.
Have you turned off Wifi always scanning?
From full charge at 9pm i loose 3% when alarm goes off at 5:30 am
I've lost anywhere between 1%-5% overnight with doze. Not really sure why the difference either. When I look at the battery chart, it's showing very minimal "awakes" each night. Either way, this is much better than prior version of Android where I'd easily lose 7%-10% overnight.
One of my only gripes with doze is that it kills some helpful apps that haven't been updated yet. Timely, I'm talking about you... No more smart rise until there's an update.
I don't know exact numbers (haven't been checking that hardcore) but the battery graph looks damn near flat while my phone and I are "dozing."
Deep Sleep Battery Saver is a really great app to help reduce battery drain. I was struggling with my phone always being awake, even with aggressive doze mode and DSDS helped a lot.
It does require root because you need to make it a system app, though.
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I've lost anywhere between 1%-5% overnight with doze. Not really sure why the difference either. When I look at the battery chart, it's showing very minimal "awakes" each night. Either way, this is much better than prior version of Android where I'd easily lose 7%-10% overnight.
One of my only gripes with doze is that it kills some helpful apps that haven't been updated yet. Timely, I'm talking about you... No more smart rise until there's an update.
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The solution for Timely for now is to not have it optimized for battery.
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DxTcmix said:
The solution for Timely for now is to not have it optimized for battery.
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I tried that one night and it didn't smart rise 30 minutes in advance. Alarm only went off at the time set.
I'm getting a 5% drain in 2hrs dozing and apparent exchange services is the culprit any ideas? It survived a factory reset, cache wipe etc..
lipz said:
I'm getting a 5% drain in 2hrs dozing and apparent exchange services is the culprit any ideas? It survived a factory reset, cache wipe etc..
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My guess is that the exchange services are treated as priority (just as with SMS and phone calls) and keep the phone from going into doze mode/continually waking it up.
I'd suggest using a third-party app for Exchange (such as Outlook or Cloudmagic, which is excellent) and remove the other exchange account. Doze will put those apps into hibernation unless you whitelist them in battery optimization. Give that a shot and see if the issue persists. I'm using Outlook and haven't had any frequent wake-up issues. My phone dozes like a baby.
i lost 9% overnight.. i went to sleep at 1 am with 45% and woke up at 8am with 36% this is huge battery drain..i checked for some reason device is not sleeping..i used aggressive doze but still same problem..help me it's freaking frustrating..i also faced this on 5t
Muntasir Mahmud Saif said:
i lost 9% overnight.. i went to sleep at 1 am with 45% and woke up at 8am with 36% this is huge battery drain..i checked for some reason device is not sleeping..i used aggressive doze but still same problem..help me it's freaking frustrating..i also faced this on 5t
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Just reboot it. This happened to me a couple of times. After reboot it went to sleep like it should.
Turn off aggressive dose. Helps a lot
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Turn off aggressive dose. Helps a lot
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you mean advanced optimization?
i had some instances with stock kernel where overnight it was awake all the time but battery info or gsam didnt show a thing.
Then there's some times Screen is on for a long period, but it doesnt show the phone cpu awake while so.
Strange stuff Couldnt wrap my head yet around it
tbalden said:
i had some instances with stock kernel where overnight it was awake all the time but battery info or gsam didnt show a thing.
Then there's some times Screen is on for a long period, but it doesnt show the phone cpu awake while so.
Strange stuff Couldnt wrap my head yet around it
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my cpu is also awake overnight... it's going over my head... should i consider custom kernel? like franken?
Muntasir Mahmud Saif said:
i lost 9% overnight.. i went to sleep at 1 am with 45% and woke up at 8am with 36% this is huge battery drain..i checked for some reason device is not sleeping..i used aggressive doze but still same problem..help me it's freaking frustrating..i also faced this on 5t
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Sorry, but I think you are being a bit paranoid here...1% per hour is fine ! This phone does not run on air, it needs battery to stay connected to the GSM network. If you want better results, uninstall all your social media apps and try without them for a night...then go from there.
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Sorry, but I think you are being a bit paranoid here...1% per hour is fine ! This phone does not run on air, it needs battery to stay connected to the GSM network. If you want better results, uninstall all your social media apps and try without them for a night...then go from there.
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I'm being paranoid because in my note 8 i lost only 2% Totally..so doesn't that phone stay connected to the GSM network? only this phone connects to the gsm network? and does note 8 run on air? or only this phone? #no_offense #peace
Muntasir Mahmud Saif said:
you mean advanced optimization?
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Yes. Actually when advanced optimization is active, the OS takes up battery to close background apps to bare minimum(might not receive notifications). The phone is awake due to OS trying to close apps which are unnecessary. Hope this helps!
I always turn off my device during night, it has the alarm that automatically woke it up so it's very useful to save battery life
Hitman478™ said:
I always turn off my device during night, it has the alarm that automatically woke it up so it's very useful to save battery life
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You mean alarm automatically switches on your phone?
Veestaai said:
Yes. Actually when advanced optimization is active, the OS takes up battery to close background apps to bare minimum(might not receive notifications). The phone is awake due to OS trying to close apps which are unnecessary. Hope this helps!
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thanks...maybe that'll help bro...
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I always turn off my device during night, it has the alarm that automatically woke it up so it's very useful to save battery life
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then what's the point of having a phone if i keep it turned off? at night my important call or message cac come so i can't do that... appreciate your help though
Muntasir Mahmud Saif said:
then what's the point of having a phone if i keep it turned off? at night my important call or message cac come so i can't do that... appreciate your help though
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So depending on what work do you do... I don't receive any call or message in night hours, everybody is sleeping lol
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silvercat said:
You mean alarm automatically switches on your phone?
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Exactly, every oneplus phone can do that, at least from the op3
Veestaai said:
Yes. Actually when advanced optimization is active, the OS takes up battery to close background apps to bare minimum(might not receive notifications). The phone is awake due to OS trying to close apps which are unnecessary. Hope this helps!
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That is strange, I would have thought the purpose of that option WAS to save battery?
Regardless of whether you get important calls/messages at night, I don't think the answer to any battery drain issue should ever be "turn your phone off."
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Regardless of whether you get important calls/messages at night, I don't think the answer to any battery drain issue should ever be "turn your phone off."
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exactly or keeping it in airplane mode is not also a answer neither a solution.
Veestaai said:
Yes. Actually when advanced optimization is active, the OS takes up battery to close background apps to bare minimum(might not receive notifications). The phone is awake due to OS trying to close apps which are unnecessary. Hope this helps!
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I might be stupid but isn't the whole point of the "aggressive doze" option to reduce battery consuption? How can it bear the possibly opposite effect??
Yeah, also what this guy is saying!
vibrantliker said:
That is strange, I would have thought the purpose of that option WAS to save battery?
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Please explain?
Thank you.
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I might be stupid but isn't the whole point of the "aggressive doze" option to reduce battery consuption? How can it bear the possibly opposite effect??
Yeah, also what this guy is saying!
Please explain?
Thank you.
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Recently I installed greenify along with xposed. I set it up and put some apps for hibernation. As greenify was discovering more apps running in the background, I added them to the hibernation list. At first it did improve the standby drain noticeably. With time(the list of backgroud apps increased), I saw that the phone was getting heated up and was losing much of the battery in a short duration of time. After that I removed greenify and my battery was back to normal(nothing cleared including cache etc). So the idea here is greenify also takes up resources to close background apps. Greenify is a better version of Android's Aggressive dose. I also want to mention that my battery life is certainly better than before(when Aggressive dose was enabled). Does this answer your question?
Makes sense.
I'll see whether the built in aggressive doze can indeed be more problem than solution here then.
So far i havent seen other reports.
Purpose of this thread is to discuss how adaptive battery works, how long it takes in terms of data collection by the algorithm to get the best results and most of all, I'd like to discuss our findings with it off and on in terms of idle drain and overall battery longevity.
How can we get a definitive answer on how this is supposed to work?
Also posted 4 poll options to see what is working best for some of us.
There has been several on-going discussions on other relative threads such as https://forum.xda-developers.com/pixel-3-xl/help/pixel-3xl-ram-management-problem-t3855914 & https://forum.xda-developers.com/pixel-3-xl/how-to/battery-drain-t3856149 but figured we consolidate.
Ill go first.
Idle drain is drastically greater with adaptive battery on.
SOT on average is 45 minutes less with adaptive battery on.
I was able to get "more" out of my battery with adaptive battery off.
masri1987 said:
Purpose of this thread is to discuss how adaptive battery works, how long it takes in terms of data collection by the algorithm to get the best results and most of all, I'd like to discuss our findings with it off and on in terms of idle drain and overall battery longevity.
How can we get a definitive answer on how this is supposed to work?
Also posted 4 poll options to see what is working best for some of us.
There has been several on-going discussions on other relative threads such as https://forum.xda-developers.com/pixel-3-xl/help/pixel-3xl-ram-management-problem-t3855914 & https://forum.xda-developers.com/pixel-3-xl/how-to/battery-drain-t3856149 but figured we consolidate.
Ill go first.
Idle drain is drastically greater with adaptive battery on.
SOT on average is 45 minutes less with adaptive battery on.
I was able to get "more" out of my battery with adaptive battery off.
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How long have you had the phone? Supposedly, the benefits of adaptive battery kick in after the phone recognizes your usage patterns.
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How long have you had the phone? Supposedly, the benefits of adaptive battery kick in after the phone recognizes your usage patterns.
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i got the phone last Wednesday, I want you to be right, but it just doesn't seem like the algorithmic AI learning is adapting fast enough...
Also my OCD isn't allowing me to tolerate it like that day after day until it decides to get it's act right.
Found this
https://stackoverflow.com/questions...tery-and-what-does-it-mean-for-app-developers
I still don't see why having adaptive battery on would get worse battery than having it off. It should get me the same battery life as having it off, only until the AI learns my usage better which by then it should extend the longevity of my battery
Left adaptive battery on.
Overnight loss is 11%
Look at the awake screen off time.
5 min phone call. Little WhatsApp and Facebook use.
With adaptive battery off I had 1.5 hour phone call 1 hour WhatsApp video call. Nearly 6 hrs sot, 3% overnight loss
masri1987 said:
Left adaptive battery on.
Overnight loss is 11%
Look at the awake screen off time.
5 min phone call. Little WhatsApp and Facebook use.
With adaptive battery off I had 1.5 hour phone call 1 hour WhatsApp video call. Nearly 6 hrs sot, 3% overnight loss
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Interesting... My battery life with adaptive battery is about the same as it was on my pixel 2, so I never thought turning it off might provide better results.
https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!msg/phone-by-google/OZ2s3BuHVuQ/u_Li39QQBAAJ
My google product forum thread on this
Could the feature just be broken?
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Interesting... My battery life with adaptive battery is about the same as it was on my pixel 2, so I never thought turning it off might provide better results.
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try it for me plz, i might be trippin'
Mine seems to be doing good.
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Mine seems to be doing good.
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that's decent... with adaptive battery on?
It's crazy how this is working well for others and not for some ?
Where is the restricting apps option?
masri1987 said:
that's decent... with adaptive battery on?
It's crazy how this is working well for others and not for some ?
Where is the restricting apps option?
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No changes at all other then restricting battery to apps I always do in the app details screen and clicking battery and respite ting background battery
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No changes at all other then restricting battery to apps I always do in the app details screen and clicking battery and respite ting background battery
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that defeats the purpose of adaptive battery doesn't it?
What diff would it make if you had adaptive off + restricting battery to apps manually?
Also, how do you restrict battery to apps? Everytime i search "restrict" in settings i brings up adaptive
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that defeats the purpose of adaptive battery doesn't it?
What diff would it make if you had adaptive off + restricting battery to apps manually?
Also, how do you restrict battery to apps? Everytime i search "restrict" in settings i brings up adaptive
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Not sure but that's what I do for the best battery life. I don't turn off adaptive and just restrict apps I know have caused issues in the past for me. See the attached screen for where the battery restrict for each app is found.
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Not sure but that's what I do for the best battery life. I don't turn off adaptive and just restrict apps I know have caused issues in the past for me. See the attached screen for where the battery restrict for each app is found.
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thanks, what other apps do you have set on restricted? Curious since I never had to do this before with aggressive doze in oreo
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thanks, what other apps do you have set on restricted? Curious since I never had to do this before with aggressive doze in oreo
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dope thanks,
So how do we get to that screen you just shared? because right now the only thing i see is doing them one by one
Settings. Battery. Adaptive battery. Restricted apps.
Edit. You have to restrict the apps you want one by one. I don't think you can do it in multiples.
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Settings. Battery. Adaptive battery. Restricted apps.
Edit. You have to restrict the apps you want one by one. I don't think you can do it in multiples.
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Thanks
Not sure what Google is trying to achieve with this.
Aggressive doze was so much better
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Mine seems to be doing good.
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Hello, would you link me this app please?
Sorry for the OT.
EDIT: Oh another thing.
Guys you're forgetting about the core.
Settings > System > Developer options > scroll to the bottom > Standby apps.
That is what really matters
Go play with the different buckets
More info: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2018/09/android-9-pie-thoroughly-reviewed/8/#h1
matteventu said:
Hello, would you link me this app please?
Sorry for the OT.
EDIT: Oh another thing.
Guys you're forgetting about the core.
Settings > System > Developer options > scroll to the bottom > Standby apps.
That is what really matters
Go play with the different buckets
More info: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2018/09/android-9-pie-thoroughly-reviewed/8/#h1
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thanks for this, makes sense
I wonder would these settings be saved to your gmail profile ? as in if i need to go back to stock or flash all would I have to re-set these up?