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Hello, i have a question about Battery Apps:
I have turned my brightness low, turned of Wif and disabled bluetooth, when not using, shut down many services and disabled apps, disabled location, and account sync services.
Now i have a question about these two Battery Saving Apps
Easy Battery Saver
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JuiceDefender - battery saver
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1) Which one do you use? or "Other" Please State
2) Would it be better to Use them BOTH or only use one?
Thank You
If you "turned my brightness low, turned of Wif and disabled bluetooth, when not using, shut down many services and disabled apps, disabled location, and account sync services", you don't need any battery apps because that's all they basically do - but in 1 tap instead of 10.
1. I don't use any because I need all those features that they turn off to save battery
2. Use only 1 because they all basically do the same things.
Krisshp said:
Hello, i have a question about Battery Apps:
I have turned my brightness low, turned of Wif and disabled bluetooth, when not using, shut down many services and disabled apps, disabled location, and account sync services.
Now i have a question about these two Battery Saving Apps
Easy Battery Saver
2Easy Team
and
JuiceDefender - battery saver
Latedroid
]
1) Which one do you use? or "Other" Please State
2) Would it be better to Use them BOTH or only use one?
Thank You
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Like mentioned earlier, you don't need any battery saving app if you're already taking precautionary measures. Those apps are primarily aimed for the less technologically inclined individuals that know nothing about simple battery saving techniques. Running one or both might actually be detrimental to your battery life as they require processing power
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guitarman2010 said:
Like mentioned earlier, you don't need any battery saving app if you're already taking precautionary measures. Those apps are primarily aimed for the less technologically inclined individuals that know nothing about simple battery saving techniques. Running one or both might actually be detrimental to your battery life as they require processing power
Sent from my Fire Kindling A-Pad
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I wouldn't bother with any of those apps. It's not hard to manage yourself. Remember that 3G eats battery when searching for a signal, 2G eats less, GPS only really eats battery when enabled by an app like Maps, and wifi eats a bit of battery when searching for a signal.
How long do you get from a charge - I just stick mine onto the charger every night although I can get 20+ hours from a charge with reasonable use.
In my experience Juice Defender is useless. I use advanced task killer to close apps from the background, but otherwise there is not much that you can do.
I've generally been happy with my Honor 6, but one thing thats irritated me is the inbuilt power saving - how it's constantly informing me that certain apps are consuming power, or how it causes conflicts with actual working power savers like Greenify and Amplify.... even when they are whitelisted I still have problems (with Greenify especially). IMO It's fairly obvious that all that background management is actually going to have a negative effect on the battery, not just when it's constantly checking for 'high power apps' but when you need to reopen the closed down ones again. And with how Android actually works, there's actually no need at all for battery saving apps that are constantly freeing up memory in the background!
Yes there''s the ultra saving mode, but that disables much needed features and (for me) can't be switched off without fully rebooting the phone. And yes, you can switch the power saving to 'normal' but I'm not sure if that still means it's trying to do background management?, so last night I decided to find out if I can fully disable it. and it turns out it's called 'Phone Manager 3.30.20' (you may have a different version depending on what you're running) and that it can be frozen via Titanium Backup... it causes no negative effects when disabled and just disappears from the settings menu altogether without needing to reboot.
In the attached image... after the dip around 55-60% where I disable it you can see that although not making massive improvements to the battery life it has improved it somewhat :good: Worth a try if you're OCD like me when it comes to battery life!
Isn't permissions manager part of phone manager?
Do you still have control over apps permissions?
somesmm said:
Isn't permissions manager part of phone manager?
Do you still have control over apps permissions?
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How do I check?
mamboboy said:
How do I check?
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Settings - Permission manager
Well all apps which i constantly use and don't want power manager to notify, i turn off the power notification for that individual app. And then removed much of the annoying part.
Has anyone used apps such as Amplify, Greenify and Deep Sleep Battery Saver? The J7 seems to have Samsung power saving mode and an ultra power saving mode, but not the Doze mode that google built into stock marshmallow.
If anyone has information about how the various power saving options work, please leave recommendations here.
If this comes up in a search, I'm using ForceDoze and Doze Setting Editor. I'm pretty happy with my battery situation as it goes into Marshmallow's native Doze mode as soon as I turn off my screen and ignores my location and device movement.
Ive got a SM-N770F/DS and I always have medium power saving mode on. I have also always had an issue with Google Maps not wanting to detect location after I turn the screen off. I assumed it was a google issue until I turned optimized power saving mode on today and Maps suddenly started reading my location and giving directions while the screen was off. Is it possible to disable the "prevent background location access" part of medium power saving mode? Long pressing my power saving settings doesnt give any options to do this, im thinking my only option is to root. Would rooting fix this? If so, does anyone know of some roms on here that would allow me to do this? I dont care about much else from the rom, I like the phone as is and this is the only issue I have with it
Do not toggled on any power management other than the power mode (optimized) and fast charging.
They screw up functionality and increase battery usage on my unrooted 10+ running on Pie.
In Developer options>standby apps all buckets should show as active otherwise power management is active. Android will manage apps well without any power management options turned on. Track down any remaining battery hogs on a per case basis and deal directly with them. Sometimes closing the window gets it done like with Brave. Others need to be dealt with by package disabler and/or Karma Firewall.
This may or may not help you.
Gmaps is crapware. Runs best on original factory load and is a parasitic drain wanting to constantly run in the backup from boot sucking up battery and bandwidth.
Unlike you my goal is to keep it from doing this
Also review Gmaps notification and other settings. It's a mess; buried settings galore.
blackhawk said:
They screw up functionality and increase battery usage
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Android will manage apps well without any power management options turned on
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I feel like I have experienced the opposite. I felt like my battery was draining faster with optimized on today (2nd pic) compared to the past few days with medium power saving on (first pic). Obviously more testing needs to be done to see. Going off of the pics I lost about 50% each day, so optimized seems to be worse for battery life but the reduced screen on time makes up for it in this scenario
Hi Everyone, I was hoping you might be able to help me.
I have installed serveral productivity blockers on my phone - I find I easliy slip into wasting too much time on it so I wanted to disable certain apps via blocking apps.My problem is that every app I have tried so far is easily disabled by the uiltra batter saver mode, which cannot seem to be adjusted to allow these blockers to continue to run in the background. I have looked on the forums for the apps I was using, and they seem to say therer is no real way round this issue on their end. So, I have concluded that I need to somehow completely disable ultra battery saver mode from the device, or at least completey remove my access to it. I was wondering if anyone knew if it was possible to delete certain system files andmake that mode unusable? Or if not, if there was a way to remove the ability to add the ultra batter mode toggle to the control centre, as I can disable all other ways of activating it through other means.
Thanks guys!