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[q] battery drain!!

I want to use a higher mah battery in my fit......so it will be ok if i use a 1500mah battery insted of its original 1350mah battery??
thanks in advance !!

kartik.ansal said:
I want to use a higher mah battery in my fit......so it will be ok if i use a 1500mah battery insted of its original 1350mah battery??
thanks in advance !!
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OEM batteries will give you best performance than Non-OEM, higher value batteries. Your Stock 1350 mAH battery will definitely give better performance than 1500 mAH non OEM battery. The battery drain problem is in the root of Android 2.2 Froyo, Install Gingerbread if you want more backup

Using ur cell wisely also helps
Reduce your screen brightness and avoid vibration whenever possible
Also Live Wallpapers suck up lots of juice
Using the FIT moderately gives a decent 2 days battery backup (on a stock battery)
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And where do u source a 1500 mah battery for the FIT from ???

Upgrading your firmware or installing a custom rom may help with the battery problems. Also kill the apps running in background ,if not in use .
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Use wipe Battery status in CWM.its have good effect.

mahdi mahdavi said:
Use wipe Battery status in CWM.its have good effect.
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really...??? i'll try. thank you

Where do u get a1500 mah battery ??
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fvd23 said:
Where do u get a1500 mah battery ??
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Probably Ebay
Xperia x10(Feralabs Rom) After trying all roms it was my Fav.
Now on the RAZR.
I see you Drinking that ¥Hateraid¥

i bought one on ebay its pretty cheap, 4 $ witch isnt a lot so i will try it when i get it, will tell you if its good or not..

How about calibrate the battery? Does it really works???

calibrating only show correct stats, it has nothing with battery life

Use android software for calibration. Calibration helps to see the real level of the batery. It is a good thing to wipe batery stats when you reflash ----from cwm.

cygnus39 said:
How about calibrate the battery? Does it really works???
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No, is better buy a new battery when the problems apears.

Download Batery calibrator from playstore it helps it restarts your batery stats rom will correctly read your batery data

slobo14 said:
i bought one on ebay its pretty cheap, 4 $ witch isnt a lot so i will try it when i get it, will tell you if its good or not..
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Please give the link...

Battery drain is the common problem in all the low end android mobiles...

buntyrewa said:
Battery drain is the common problem in all the low end android mobiles...
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it happens with high end phones like S2 also!
every smartphone has same problem, there is nothing you can do about it until hydrogen batteries becomes safer for house hold gadgets like cell phones
buy Motorola RAZR MAXX if you really need a decent battery life!

yea battery drain is natural
I think these batterys are limited to charge and it damages
Only way is to buy a new battery
but you can use battery saver apps in idle times

Slow battery charging

So, my problem is that remaining 10% battery is charging very slow. Is it normal? When charging first 90% Ampere says around 2000mA and it's very quick. After 90% it's slowly decreasing, 92% now and 230 mA, couple days ago it was 80 mA when 96%.

Asmod96 said:
So, my problem is that remaining 10% battery is charging very slow. Is it normal? When charging first 90% Ampere says around 2000mA and it's very quick. After 90% it's slowly decreasing, 92% now and 230 mA, couple days ago it was 80 mA when 96%.
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I believe it's a safety feature to keep the battery healthy

pijes said:
I believe it's a safety feature to keep the battery healthy
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Yes, for the last 10% or so the phone trickle charges which is basically like putting on the brakes to make sure the battery gets to 100% as efficiently as possible.

are you on custom ROM?

It is normal with any phone, I don't know why but, it is the case with any phone

This page might help u understand why it slows down:
https://goo.gl/ZLnygR
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ayush rao said:
This page might help u understand why it slows down:
https://goo.gl/ZLnygR
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Ahh, I didn't think it would be due to chemical reactions.
Sweet

venugopalu007 said:
are you on custom ROM?
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Nope, stock ROM
ayush rao said:
This page might help u understand why it slows down:
https://goo.gl/ZLnygR
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Oh, so it's normal... thanks!

Asmod96 said:
Oh, so it's normal... thanks!
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Yep, it is normal

ampere showing only 800-900 measurement.

in Ampere application i got only 800-900 measure.. although im using original charger and wire which is 5v and 2. is it normal ??

sometimes its 1000 mA.. and voltage is more than 4 V.. 4.1 or 4.2 mostly. is it fine ?

I can't tell if it's the app that don't measure well or the socket doesn't give enough power

I will send the screenshot here..

Ok, I'll wait.
Can you test with another power socket?!

mahrukhsa2 said:
sometimes its 1000 mA.. and voltage is more than 4 V.. 4.1 or 4.2 mostly. is it fine ?
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If it doesn't overcome 4.2V, you have nothing to worry about. Post a screenshot anyway

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mahrukhsa2 said:
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It looks pretty normal :good:

mahrukhsa2 said:
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Except the voltage at 4.3V, that is over the limit to preserve at maximum capacity the storable charge of the ions by a 0,1, a notch practically (best is to remain at 4.2V or lower) everything is fine. This is an issue that i encounter too sometimes, it doesn't happen often but it happens, and so i opened a dedicated thread - you can find it here; we still have to find a solution since that it's kernel related, but if you wanna stay updated about, this is where me or others will notify about a working solution. Cheers https://forum.xda-developers.com/honor-6x/help/limiting-voltage-battery-charging-t3663510

Ahan okk guys.. i will surely check that thread..

And i have another question.. my previous phone showed 1800 mA measurement current at 3.8 to 3.9 V.
So 1800 mA is good or not for a phone ?

mahrukhsa2 said:
And i have another question.. my previous phone showed 1800 mA measurement current at 3.8 to 3.9 V.
So 1800 mA is good or not for a phone ?
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I don't remember the quantity of mAh that i achieve during a charging cycle, but i can say that the amount of mAh is a thing that you shouldn't worry about much as Voltage: the chargers of nowadays are smarter than older chargers, they regulates the quantity of electricity that they have to send into the phone's battery by theirself, and so they'd hardly reach an harming point.

mahrukhsa2 said:
sometimes its 1000 mA.. and voltage is more than 4 V.. 4.1 or 4.2 mostly. is it fine ?
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Voltage rating is fine but cureent should be more than 1000 mA.
When i used the sony fast charger on 5X it was showing 900-1200 mA even though it was 2A charger.
Sometimes these 3rd party app may not be as reliable as you think. What is the total charging time it takes, for me it is around 100+ minutes.
Phone takes the current and rating as per its own design and not the charger all the time. Charger may supply more ratings but phone may not accept ao they negotiate to lower down ro prevent the battery damage

okk guys.. the current does not goes more than 1000 in my 6x.. but i will check thi charging times from 10% to 100% tomorrow..

mahrukhsa2 said:
okk guys.. the current does not goes more than 1000 in my 6x.. but i will check thi charging times from 10% to 100% tomorrow..
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Try changing the charger if possible and see the behaviour.

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Martin213 said:
It's pretty normal when screen in on 700 to 1000, charging speed goes up when screen is off.
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If thats the case then it could be the reason we see less current rating vs the charger.
Good point.

mahrukhsa2 said:
okk guys.. the current does not goes more than 1000 in my 6x.. but i will check thi charging times from 10% to 100% tomorrow..
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Checked the timings by any chance?

yeah.. i charged from 21% to 100% in 2 hours and 10 minutes.

mahrukhsa2 said:
yeah.. i charged from 21% to 100% in 2 hours and 10 minutes.
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130 minutes for 79% thats very slow
Mine is around 100-110 minutes for 90%
Try turning off the data and wifi and put the phone in ultra battery mode and charge...it will be much faster

Oneplus Diagnostic app

So,
How many of you have Oneplus diagnostic app that can show you information about the battery in Oneplus phones as well as battery health?
I had it installed on my OP5T and I have it on OP7 PRO and on both phones it shows me 81% original capacity remains.
OP5T is 3y old and OP7 Pro is year and a half. Friend has 5T 2y old and it shows him 83%
I'm just wondering if anyone relies on this app, and what does it show you about battery capacity for your device.
It would be nice if you could say how long do you have your phone, do you take care of battery (charging between 20-80% for example), and remaining capacity.

ozyk100 said:
So,
How many of you have Oneplus diagnostic app that can show you information about the battery in Oneplus phones as well as battery health?
I had it installed on my OP5T and I have it on OP7 PRO and on both phones it shows me 81% original capacity remains.
OP5T is 3y old and OP7 Pro is year and a half. Friend has 5T 2y old and it shows him 83%
I'm just wondering if anyone relies on this app, and what does it show you about battery capacity for your device.
It would be nice if you could say how long do you have your phone, do you take care of battery (charging between 20-80% for example), and remaining capacity.
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I use the app, I have installed it on all my oneplus phones, in my opinion it can be used to get a rough indication of the health of the battery. It perplexes me because the percentage shown by the app does not have a constant variation, sometimes the percentage value drops, other times the percentage increases, so I think it can only give an approximate indication of the health of the battery.

dianoandr said:
I use the app, I have installed it on all my oneplus phones, in my opinion it can be used to get a rough indication of the health of the battery. It perplexes me because the percentage shown by the app does not have a constant variation, sometimes the percentage value drops, other times the percentage increases, so I think it can only give an approximate indication of the health of the battery.
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I have similar experience.
I changed the battery on my OP5T myself but the new battery was DOA and I had to put the old one back. It jumped from 81% to 91% and it took a few days but it went back to 81.
I have installed AccuBattery on 7 Pro to get 'different opinion' but it will take a while to get better estimate after some charge/discharge cycles.

ozyk100 said:
I have similar experience.
I changed the battery on my OP5T myself but the new battery was DOA and I had to put the old one back. It jumped from 81% to 91% and it took a few days but it went back to 81.
I have installed AccuBattery on 7 Pro to get 'different opinion' but it will take a while to get better estimate after some charge/discharge cycles.
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Some guides provide information on how to reset this value of the maximum battery capacity in order to allow the smartphone to recalibrate but it seems to be useless.
The only procedure that seems to have any real use is the one described here.

dianoandr said:
Some guides provide information on how to reset this value of the maximum battery capacity in order to allow the smartphone to recalibrate but it seems to be useless.
The only procedure that seems to have any real use is the one described here.
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Thank you for this

New OnePlus Diagnostics app release available here

dianoandr said:
New OnePlus Diagnostics app release available here
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I downloaded it, but it can't find it to run it.
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nabril15 said:
I downloaded it, but it can't find it to run it.
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Exactly. The previous version used to have the option to open the app

nabril15 said:
I downloaded it, but it can't find it to run it.
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LokifiedMee said:
Exactly. The previous version used to have the option to open the app
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Download https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.szalkowski.activitylauncher&hl=nl&gl=NL and launch it from there.

Question Is my battery health is good of poco x3 pro?

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Extremely bad, replace immediately.

Popletenec said:
Extremely bad, replace immediately.
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are you serious? plz give genuine Answer thanks.

Youmeko said:
my estimated battery capacity is 5143 mah
its battery capacity is 5160 mah
battery health = 5143/5160 ×100 = 99.67%
is my battery health is good?
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What do you reckon

AmmarHaseeb said:
What do you reckon
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He is saying that your battery is a fire hazard. If it explodes, it will collapse the british empire, for sure.
Dude... <Moderator Edit> it would be a miracle... let alone battery capacity.
Don't worry about nothing.

leave it. use your phone as it uses you.