Hello, i just performed a deep clean. My battery was draining fast, and charging takes about 15 hours...
The problem didn't go away. In the battery menu there isn't anything abnormal.
I will also do a battery calibration, but is there anything else i could do?
I love this phone, but this problem is.. impossible to "manage".
I also used different chargers...
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Can u download Ampere and tell us results?
If I missed anything let me know. (Also, 30 minutes later after i took that screenshot i am sitting with the battery at 93% already)
After the deep clean my overheating issues went away.
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And while charging..
Basically it draws double of the power it takes.
Edit:
Yep, charger issues. The charger i am Using works fine with a lumia 640xl and an g2 mini, but doesn't really like my OnePlus, basically my 5$ powerbank gave more power to my phone than the charger i was using, now i am using an ASUS Memopad charger that sends around 800Ma of juice to my phone, works perfectly fine now, and also no more overheating.
I hope this topic will also help others.
Thank you, fataldose for suggesting me Ampere.
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Anyone else had this issue? I've trued different roms and kernels with the same results. Only had it a week so I know the battery is good.
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It's normal. No Nexus S (4G or otherwise) charges past 95%. Samsung designed the battery that way on purpose.
Try search next time as this has been asked and answered before.
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It's normal. No Nexus S (4G or otherwise) charges past 95%. Samsung designed the battery that way on purpose.
Try search next time as this has been asked and answered before.
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Yup
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Thanks guys, and sorry for the post, I'm on my xoom and didn't find it on tapatalk search.
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This theory seems similar to the way Panasonic Toughbooks' battery saver works. Basically, when you turn on ECO mode (or battery saver) on a Toughbook, it says it will only charge the battery to 80% max. Yes, you lose 20% of your charge, but your battery is said to last ~3 yrs instead of ~1 yr with heavy use (as Toughbooks are designed for).
Kinda annoying, but makes sense.
just so you know, its possible to charge to 100%. you just need to finish charging with the screen on. if it stops charging before you turn on the screen, unplug it then plug it in. honestly, im not looking 3 years down the road. im looking to get the most out of my battery now.
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I noticed a small upward movement in battery level graph under battery usage screen on my phone. Yesterday too I noticed the same, but ignored it. But today, I'm totally perplexed on the increase.
Am attaching a screenshot for the same. You can notice the little upward movement towards the later part in the graph.
Any explanation would be well appreciated
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strychninetwitch said:
This is the most obvious answer of all of the stupid questions on here... ROMs rarely report battery level perfectly.
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I know kind sir. But this has been happening only y'day n today, n I've been on this rom since abt a week now. Never noticed this on any of my earlier phones or roms. Posted this to see if anyone else too observed the same.
And let me add to it: I noticed bumps like this on a restart. Not while the phone was still on.
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If on a restart - the fuel gauge chip probably got reset when you restarted.
I'm not sure if restarting the phone resets the chip. I'm 100% positive a battery pull will.
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If on a restart - the fuel gauge chip probably got reset when you restarted.
I'm not sure if restarting the phone resets the chip. I'm 100% positive a battery pull will.
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I did a battery pull today. Gotta see if that helps.
Honestly that bump is incredibly minor - I wouldn't worry about it at all.
Please refer to picture.
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This has been a issue of mines since froyo, it is extremely rare for the battery icon under the lock screen clock to read "charged". Hopefully I'm not the only one that had experienced this anomaly and there is a fix, if do please share
Thank you.
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I had this the first time I flashed Redux. Leave it plugged in all night and never read charged. I just pit flashed then reflashed the ROM.
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mine always does that, but leaving it plugged in for another 20-30 mins results in a "charged" status on both the status bar and lock screen, along with some text that says you can now disconnect your phone from the charger or something like that.
Hello, im a noob at this forum but i would like to say to i believe every phones charging slows down as it nearly fills i remember Apple inc. called "quick charge" which was from 0% to 80% just my personal knowledge but i would also love to say congratulations on being number 1 in the antutu benchmark app would you so kind as to give me your stats on your cpu frequencies and voltage that you use? i use tegrak ultimate and i suffer from crashes so im looking forward to finding a stable OC
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When I flashed to Valhalla final, my phone finally stopped doing this. It confused the hell out of me.
i just wipe the batt stats and finish charging. they end up matching
yesterday I got a slow phone when my battery was blow 10%. Is this a feature of Android that it work slower for saving the battery?
My unlock swipe code was very slow and I rebooted my phone and after that anything work just fine.
How can I solve this if the problem coms angain???
lonelobo0070 said:
yesterday I got a slow phone when my battery was blow 10%. Is this a feature of Android that it work slower for saving the battery?
My unlock swipe code was very slow and I rebooted my phone and after that anything work just fine.
How can I solve this if the problem coms angain???
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How can you solve it?
Don't let your battery get below 10%?
The system is designed so that when the battery gets too low it turns off a lot of stuff so that the device will last for longer to do what it was actually made for - be a phone.
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How can you solve it?
Don't let your battery get below 10%?
The system is designed so that when the battery gets too low it turns off a lot of stuff so that the device will last for longer to do what it was actually made for - be a phone.
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Indeed often the cpu is slowed down to which would cause lag.
But yes the best thing to stop it would be to keep your phone charged
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Has everybody experienced that after a full battery charging, when you unplug the charger, the battery goes immediately from 100% to 99%?
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Has everybody experienced that after a full battery charging, when you unplug the charger, the battery goes immediately from 100% to 99%?
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My Z3 does the same thing, I found out that if i leave if plugged in an extra 5-10 minutes it would drain 100-99% after a few minutes. I'm pretty sure its a common thing as I read other users asking this same question.
I don't seem to have this issue. I use the charging dock and if I take it off the dock and not use it, I'm still at 100% 4-5 hours later.
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Don't worry ,it's normal.
It's designed when you are at 100%, the phone starts to use the battery for a percent or two, then charges it back to 100%.
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I don't seem to have this issue. I use the charging dock and if I take it off the dock and not use it, I'm still at 100% 4-5 hours later.
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Seriously dude
Wi-Fi and data off ?
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Seriously dude
Wi-Fi and data off ?
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Nope, everything on, wifi, data, GPS high accuracy, etc. Just stamina mode on.
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It happens on lollipop too
Best I've got
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It happens, but I never treat it like a big deal