Hey guys I'm just sharing my battery stats used for 1%
Anyone got solid battery life like this 1% = 51mins
I get this every time after I unplug my charger.
For the first 1% of charge (charge % in-between 1-100) 1% = 51mins
After finishing first percent charge I get 1% = 10 mins
Same here
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hi
I wanted to ask did anyone notice the same problem on their nexus 5
after i fully charged my battery, i unplug and left the screen off and put it aside. The battery drained from 100% to 90% in just like 30 minutes. But then the battery drained so much slower (like only 5% for the whole 11pm to 7am) after the battery level was below 90%
Did anyone had the same problems?
did i need to change my battery
mousefai0922 said:
hi
I wanted to ask did anyone notice the same problem on their nexus 5
after i fully charged my battery, i unplug and left the screen off and put it aside. The battery drained from 100% to 90% in just like 30 minutes. But then the battery drained so much slower (like only 5% for the whole 11pm to 7am) after the battery level was below 90%
Did anyone had the same problems?
did i need to change my battery
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There is a stickied dedicated battery life help thread—post there instead: [Battery Life Help] Troubleshoot battery issues here!
Hello, i have a strange problem the last 2 weeks which have never occurred before on my N8000. I am on Gnabo ROM v8 and everything was working fine. Everytime my battery goes to 15% and 5% a notification to charge was poping up now it doesn't and the tablet reboots
Any idea what is going wrong ?
Your battery is damaged, usually due to age.
At new condition 15% = real 15% of 7000mAh = 1050 mAh = some juice left.
At this year ( remember that our GT-N8000 was released at the end of 2012 )....15% ≠ real 15% of 7000mAh
My original battery now rated at around ~60% of 7000mAh = ~4200mAh.
It means that if I charge to 100% it no longer holds 7000mAh but only ~4200mAh
So, when it reach 15%, it will be 15% of ~4200mAh instead of 7000mAh = 630mAh
Lithium-Ion battery tend to deteriorate through time.
Charging cycle, storage & temperature also affect its life-span.
I replaced my battery using an OEM replacement & it measured at around ~6700mAh.
Try replacing the battery
d4rkkn16ht said:
Your battery is damaged, usually due to age.
At new condition 15% = real 15% of 7000mAh = 1050 mAh = some juice left.
At this year ( remember that our GT-N8000 was released at the end of 2012 )....15% ≠ real 15% of 7000mAh
My original battery now rated at around ~60% of 7000mAh = ~4200mAh.
It means that if I charge to 100% it no longer holds 7000mAh but only ~4200mAh
So, when it reach 15%, it will be 15% of ~4200mAh instead of 7000mAh = 630mAh
Lithium-Ion battery tend to deteriorate through time.
Charging cycle, storage & temperature also affect its life-span.
I replaced my battery using an OEM replacement & it measured at around ~6700mAh.
Try replacing the battery
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Thanx a lot mate for your reply.. Actually is not that bad as you describe it but that was the problem. The times that happened i was playing and the battery drainage was faster than charging. Every time my tablet restarted lets say at 15% notification after the reboot the battery was at 13% so it was the fault measurement or something like that because when i am on normal use this does not happen anymore.
Also i bought a new cable..not a cheap one the original which cost 11 euro (bought it 8 after bargain) and Magic..First of all is better than the one in the box more sturdy and i am amazed by the difference in charge times !!!
So i think we closed this topic the best way in case someone will have the same problem.
When I charge my android to 100% the battery discharge so weird, it discharges from 100% to 85% the 1% takes 8 min and when it reaches 85% to 75% the 1% takes only 2 min and from 75% to 0% the 1% takes 3 min, so I think the battery indicator is the problem because the battery is good and still new I'm pretty sure about that, so can you help me with this problem and how to fix it.
Thanks.
This is how the new smartphones work. They kind of display inaccurate battery gauge. There is a very detailed explanation on a thread here on XDA regarding this particular thing.
You can search it, "Your battery gauge is lying to you".
So, I have a problem with my Xiaomi Redmi 4X handphone. The problem is about batteries.
So, last week I bought a new battery and then I put it on and when my cellphone turned on the battery indicator showed 50%. Then I charge my cellphone, the battery indicator information in the status bar just stuck at 92% then I waited for half an hour, the battery indicator remained at 92%. I am confused. The battery indicator won't go up to 100%. This happened until now when I was charging.
Then, after half an hour there was no change in the indicator (92%), I unplugged the charger cable and I plug it in again. Do you know what happened? the battery indicator rises to 100% in less than 10 seconds. Very fast. Only that way to make the battery indicator rise to 100%.
After 100%, I pulled out the charger and used my cellphone to view social media (Instagram, Twitter, etc). Within 15 minutes, the battery indicator decreases very quickly. (15 minutes usage = 80%). Then after reaching 80%, it becomes normal and the battery lasts longer.
Is there a way to solve that problem? thanks.:angel:
Hi all,
My phone drained 14 percent battery yesterday while idle for 9 hours. The interesting thing is when i add the mAh usages that i see in battery and performance tab it only adds up to 6 percent battery usage. ( i calculated and confirmed with time that 40 mah is aproximately 1% battery)
Also this morning i am seeing an unusual drain as well while the screen is on, it drained 5% but it should have draned only 3% because it says it drained 138 mAh.
Does anyone have any idea about this problem?
This also happened 2 weeks ago and the only thing common both days were, i charged my phone slower (charged using usb on the car) instead of using fast charging.
I also leave the screen shots that shows the battery usage.
Put the phone into Airplane mode when idle: this may save some battery.
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Put the phone into Airplane mode when idle: this may save some battery.
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yes of course but the battery drain I explained sometimes happens I actually think its a battery indicator bug. Because it shouldn't be draining this much battery because it doesn't show any unusual drain on battery information screen contradicting the percentage lost (14% battery was drained but according to battery information screen it should be 6%)