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JVQ battery drained in 2 hours

I switched on my phone and went WTF, battery at 20%. When I looked at it last, about 2 hours ago it was at 87%...
Not funny. Otherwise JVQ runs fine but I see no major differences with JVP which gave me the best battery live ever!
I'm gonna monitor this throughout the day and report back later.
Lets keep this thread clean, on topic and without the rant JPQ seems to trigger.

Lets keep this thread clean
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you serious ? maybe you first search about the Gingerbread OS Battery Drain ? recalibrate your battery and there won´t be drain anymore ..

blackspp said:
I switched on my phone and went WTF, battery at 20%. When I looked at it last, about 2 hours ago it was at 87%...
Not funny. Otherwise JVQ runs fine but I see no major differences with JVP which gave me the best battery live ever!
I'm gonna monitor this throughout the day and report back later.
Lets keep this thread clean, on topic and without the rant JPQ seems to trigger.
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Wipe cache, return to stock settings, and reinstall it on clean phone. it should help.

saphirrot said:
you serious ? maybe you first search about the Gingerbread OS Battery Drain ? recalibrate your battery and there won´t be drain anymore ..
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I'm not a noob, have done that. Had a full clean start.
Battery so far so good after a reboot.
I'm not talking about the GB battery drain, didn't have that on JVP as I said, noticed it with a freshly installed JVQ which is completely stock othere than hardcore's kernel 21.

blackspp said:
I'm not a noob, have done that. Had a full clean start.
Battery so far so good after a reboot.
I'm not talking about the GB battery drain, didn't have that on JVP as I said, noticed it with a freshly installed JVQ which is completely stock othere than hardcore's kernel 21.
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check whats eating the battery?

Forgot to mention that the phone's temp went up to 48c
No clue what app is the culprit...

Have been using the phone consistently throughout the day and the had very good battery life so far, no more unexpected plunges.
I guess this is not related to the common GB drain bug described in various threads but just a glitch. Maybe a ghost process running loose using mucho CPU cycles keeping my phone nice and hot. Who knows! Case closed?

blackspp said:
Have been using the phone consistently throughout the day and the had very good battery life so far, no more unexpected plunges.
I guess this is not related to the common GB drain bug described in various threads but just a glitch. Maybe a ghost process running loose using mucho CPU cycles keeping my phone nice and hot. Who knows! Case closed?
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try install control freak, put your phone in deep sleep (idle) about 30 minutes, then run control freak, your phone normally should run in deep sleep (lowest cpu usage, state time 30 minutes). Something's wrong if it run above deep sleep (says about 100Mhz or 200Mhz cpu usage). Last, you can try re-flash the rom.
good luck!

Thanks, I'll try that one, need to figure out how control freak works. Will come in handy if this happens again but to date it's been running exemplary!

Try to wipe battery stats

blackspp said:
Thanks, I'll try that one, need to figure out how control freak works. Will come in handy if this happens again but to date it's been running exemplary!
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You could also try cpu spy... It's easier! Run it, reset it statistics and let the phone idle for a while (few minutes). Then run cpu spy again and check the state the battery was in (that should be deep sleep).
I am not new to battery drain, had it all the time on all 2.3.3 roms (and very rarely on JVP) but since i moved to JVQ i have never seen it again! I think in your case it must be an app running on the background consuming battery so you should also try a task killer just to see whats running!
PS: reset battery stats could also help!

Hi
Im also on JVQ since yesterday, the screen eats battery power though. From what ive read people suggest to let the battery discharge completely and then recharge for a few times to recalibrate it.
However when I left it in idle, with the screen off, the battery only lost 1% in 8 hours!
There must be something going on in the background on your SGS
Rob

Blackspp .....have u used any gps based apps at all??
I found that after using gps based apps with jvp they stayed active even after shutting them down causing serious drain. A reboot solved it.
I've also heard of it on jvq.

Coolgreek said:
You could also try cpu spy... It's easier! Run it, reset it statistics and let the phone idle for a while (few minutes). Then run cpu spy again and check the state the battery was in (that should be deep sleep).
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this app is basicly useless as it shows only time in cpu states not showing actual app that uses cpu, use OS Monitor
just configure it to show system processes aand also to sort them by cpu usage - this wil give you live view in interesting you stats in configurable refresh time
also for monitoring SystemPanelLite Task Manager - very good app that can be run in background and provide graph stats
Coolgreek said:
I am not new to battery drain, had it all the time on all 2.3.3 roms (and very rarely on JVP) but since i moved to JVQ i have never seen it again! I think in your case it must be an app running on the background consuming battery so you should also try a task killer just to see whats running!
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task killers are the worst kind of apps invented to make money for authors for paid versions on newb users
there is no reason to use 3rd party task killers as linux have kinda task killer built in ...
ive got 5 apps on task bar all monitors and got no drain and 100+ apps installed and no taskkiler needed - sysem handles it ok
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badly made reset could make more bad then good so just do not touch it untill you will have the problem focused
KennyLegend said:
Blackspp .....have u used any gps based apps at all??
I found that after using gps based apps with jvp they stayed active even after shutting them down causing serious drain. A reboot solved it.
I've also heard of it on jvq.
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only if gps icon is flashing in task bar - that indicates gps deamon working in background - no icon = no gps
no need to restart just enter app that uses gps and let it fix and then close the app
some apps have bug that does not kill gps deamon after closing app if there were no fix obtained during time spent in this app

[Q] my battery is still draining fast after rooting! help please?

hi guys, i'm a newbie when it comes to rooting and stuff
i reduced all my lcd settings (display is only at 10%, removed animations, etc), turned off unecessary apps (wifi, etc) and i'm using setCPU (so i could downgrade my cpu speed) after i learned how to root here with the ff settings:
cpu range 200-500 mHz, conservative.
my phone still seems to be draining fast. i'm not watching vids or playing games.
can anyone help me or give me tips which overclock actually worked for their S2?
i was hoping my battery would last about a day.
thanks!

Suggestions: restore your cpu settings to normal to establish a base line. Then download Osmonitor and see if any application is hogging your cpu. If not, then, in recovery wipe Dalvik cache (not anything else!).
You don't say what rom you are on but assuming you are not watching video files all day, you should get a full day easily.
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Is your device connected to an exchange account ?
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Root has nothing to with battery life directly, but you can use T.B Pro to freeze some garbage apps always.
Besides you can't get any benefit from using SetCPU? LOL. Well I don't wanna a debate here, but that damn app will not do any useful thing other than mental satisfaction.
And you stop any app which is set as Automatic refresh in an specified interval, run as low as Widgets possible, Turn Off WiFi and Packet Data when not needed, and try to use Juice Defender which is doing a great job on mine.
Regards.

thank you for the replies
@tangiers: can osmonitor also freeze useless apps? or it just merely monitors your phone?
@jimhaddon: what is an exchange account? i don't think i set-up anything like that while i was tinkering with my phone.
@ithehappy: i think i'm only getting the mental satisfaction from setCPU like you were saying

ithehappy said:
Root has nothing to with battery life directly, but you can use T.B Pro to freeze some garbage apps always.
Besides you can't get any benefit from using SetCPU? LOL. Well I don't wanna a debate here, but that damn app will not do any useful thing other than mental satisfaction.
And you stop any app which is set as Automatic refresh in an specified interval, run as low as Widgets possible, Turn Off WiFi and Packet Data when not needed, and try to use Juice Defender which is doing a great job on mine.
Regards.
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I beg to differ. After I isntalled SetCPU and Underclocked/Undervolted my CPU I found that my battery life increased quite a bit and was no longer experiencing battery heating.

lovidore said:
I beg to differ. After I isntalled SetCPU and Underclocked/Undervolted my CPU I found that my battery life increased quite a bit and was no longer experiencing battery heating.
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ROOT has nothing to do with battery life END >>>but it did enable you to use SetCPU .
jje

I9100 CPU is smart enough to change it's state when needed, you don't need an additional 2US$ software for that, when will people agree this fact? Anyway, why shall I care!

I'm also in the camp that thinks setcpu is a myth for saving battery. The cpu already scales up and down as needed stock. At idle the cpu sits at 250 mhz.

SetCPU
I found out that setCpu actually drained my battery faster, so just uninstall it.
See if it gets better.

My battery drains too.
Solved that problem by charging overnight.
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There are many factors that's can cause battery drain, wakelocks, signal strength, method of data wifi or 3g, display etc etc
You could have a rouge app that is keeping your phone awake, download betterbatterystats and check for partial wakelocks.
Signal strength can be a factor, see your current signal strength and then change the modem to see if this reduces.
No need to tinker with setcpu, you can underclock if you wish but generally leaving it on stock is fine.
Most importantly enjoy the phone don't get to obsessive with trying to save every ounce of battery its a smartphone at the end of the day otherwise we'd be carrying Nokia 3310s with us, and remember you can always charge nightly!
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Things that drain the battery :
Gps
Bluetooth
Wifi
Life wallpapers
Display brightness
Display time up setting
Try to configure them and see how much you can squeeze that .
Check on setup battery the top ranking of battery usage.
This is mibe so you can compare :
Regards.
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See my screen time above. I feel its pretty good. 6hrs+
I underclocked to 800mhz, auto brightness, ICS stock rom with the famous KH3 modem. The phone looses 2% over 8hrs of deep sleep. I think thats awesome. My phone lasts for at least 13hrs. (I charge it overnight and take it out @ 6am and use it till 11pm.)
Off topic: I was using my dad's iPhone 4 for a while and the battery life is amazing. But I still hate iphone.
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poch_1421 said:
hi guys, i'm a newbie when it comes to rooting and stuff
i reduced all my lcd settings (display is only at 10%, removed animations, etc), turned off unecessary apps (wifi, etc) and i'm using setCPU (so i could downgrade my cpu speed) after i learned how to root here with the ff settings:
cpu range 200-500 mHz, conservative.
my phone still seems to be draining fast. i'm not watching vids or playing games.
can anyone help me or give me tips which overclock actually worked for their S2?
i was hoping my battery would last about a day.
thanks!
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since you are rooted, try flashing jeeboo kernel
other tips, if you are not using Google Now disable it, freeze samsung push service, settings -> wifi -> advanced -> network notifications - uncheck.

Poor battery life

http://i.imgur.com/HuW8tQu.png
I hardly used my device at all and in three days the battery had been reduced down to this.
I'm running stock and I'm using mkernel. What's the operating system doing when my device is idle to consume all that battery life?

Most likely location based services such as Google Now.
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Battery life looks pretty good to me. Idle is not off. If you want better battery life, turn the nexus off when not in use.
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Would installing set cpu benefit me even though I run m kernel?

Macmee said:
Would installing set cpu benefit me even though I run m kernel?
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No, and it's not recommended for this kernel. You probably have some application using the CPU. And keep in mind, that's over 3.5 days, so it's not too be worried about.
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Not really sure what you are looking for.
Your tablet is configured differently (read: installed apps & their settings, never mind ROM & kernel differences) than the next person's, and those configuration changes alter the activity on the device and therefore the amount of power it consumes vs time. If what you observe is unacceptable to you, you need to drill down into the details to try and optimize things. But it really is impossible for anybody to guess (from a completely blind position on the other side of the internet) what might be the cause; if that is indeed anomalous consumption compared to some benchmark (pure stock, no market apps installed & a dormant gmail account?), the cause could be due to an unlimited number of different causes.
Perhaps you want to use that app BetterBatteryStats ($2.89) to find out about wake lock usage.
FWIW, my rooted stock 4.2.2 N7 grouper tab seems to discharge about 4% "overnight". Call that 10 hrs or so, so maybe I should expect 10% discharge per day while idle and unplugged. Your result seems to suggest 16%/day; but I've made no effort to dig in to things on my end of things - and besides: my results are irrelevant to yours as I no doubt use a different collection of apps than you and possibly different settings for the stock apps, too.
In my case the idle drain rate isn't a very compelling use case - I use the tablet every day, and when it is idle it is plugged into its' charger. If it should happen that it sat idle for a couple days, it's gonna be at 100% when I decide to use it.

Sv: Poor battery life
Macmee said:
http://i.imgur.com/HuW8tQu.png
I hardly used my device at all and in three days the battery had been reduced down to this.
I'm running stock and I'm using mkernel. What's the operating system doing when my device is idle to consume all that battery life?
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And the problem is?
Around 6 days of standby, and you want to improve that?
If you want to improve that, turn off your tablet. I'm sure u can spare those 60 sec two times a day you turn on your tablet to check mail.

Keep WiFi off when not in use and you should see a great improvement. I use stock kernel and over that same time period my battery is about the same with about 3 hours screen on time. I only turn WiFi on when I'm actually using it as anything I need synced goes to my phone.
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Try better battery stats and see what keeps your cpu from going to sleep state..With this way you can examine what drains your battery my friend.,.

Try turning off auto-sync. (Data usage settings)
Never keep wifi on when sleep (you will lose notification to chat programs, social network app notifications when sleeping)
Use wifi powersafe mode.(Wifi advance settings)
Turn off/disable unneeded background update/apps/extensions/services and flash a rom with minimal google stock apps)
Of course, check for apps that are currently consuming power if any. (App settings, internal application setting)
M kernel also defaults cpu max to 1500Mhz ; stock is 1200. M kernel also sets gpu to 446Mhz ; stock 416Mhz. Altho this numbers might seem minimal, it can affect your battery life considerably shall there be background processing or even right after you start using your device again despite minimally in your case. (Use n download trickstermod)
These might or might not help you in getting more standby time, try and experiment =>
If you are also looking for more screen on time and if you know and accept the risks, you can try undervolting the cpu, gpu and ram in trickstermod, you can also use rootdim to go lower the screen backlight further, but do not go lower than value 4/255 as that is 'off'. thankfully you can set it to not go below 4 in the in app settings before you play with it. My configuration pushed to 8hrs+ screen time without any gaming =>
Do note that li-ion/poly batteries need to drain over time for batt health reasons. They generally last longer if kept in the 20-80% range. Room temp can also affevt battery drain significantly, cold < 26C room drains the batt real fast; and so does hot rooms >34c due to temp & conductivity relationships (batt needs to suply more due to less conductivity in the circuits when hot)

Spefcific Battery Drain Question w screenshots

Past couple of days , I have been seeing alot of battery drain even when my phone isn't being used. I have attached system panel monitoring screenshots.... you can see that my device usage is zero (this was at night) and my cpu activity is around 3% while the batter discharge is a steep graph showng alot of battery power drainage. Has anyone else experienced that.... Im trying to figure out the culprit app.... it hasnt been like this before... my phone is unrooted.... I have brightness at low 98% of the time. however i do use the wifi when im home.
THanks.

Same here...
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sLiKK said:
Past couple of days , I have been seeing alot of battery drain even when my phone isn't being used. I have attached system panel monitoring screenshots.... you can see that my device usage is zero (this was at night) and my cpu activity is around 3% while the batter discharge is a steep graph showng alot of battery power drainage. Has anyone else experienced that.... Im trying to figure out the culprit app.... it hasnt been like this before... my phone is unrooted.... I have brightness at low 98% of the time. however i do use the wifi when im home.
THanks.
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Custom kernel, Wakelock Detector, Greenify.
But I can see you're using a 4.3 ROM. Upgrading to 4.4 and ART will already give you a nice boost.

manu4216 said:
Custom kernel, Wakelock Detector, Greenify.
But I can see you're using a 4.3 ROM. Upgrading to 4.4 and ART will already give you a nice boost.
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Since im not rooted so greenify wont work... will install wakelock detector and report back. Not sure when is google going to push 4.4 to N4 so gotta wait on that.

your android os is very high.. mess with your settings/setup, if you have stuff that you dont need synced turn it off. do you have music syncing? how about photos for g+?

[Help] Battery problem

My battery is draining too fast after upgrading to android 4.3. Even only on 2g there is 1% decrease in battery almost after every 3 minutes. But with screen off it will remain almost at 99% after even 12 hours or more. But when I start using the phone for something like even navigating through the settings the battery drops 1% every 3 minutes or even less. My handset is about a month old. I am from India and running the ML4 android 4.3 recently released by Samsung. There is no wakelock when the screen is asleep. The phone screen consumes between 60 to 90% of the battery or more. I factory reset it thrice since the update but with no effect. I am running the 4.3 update for about 3 weeks now. I also installed Greenify, battery doctor, juice defender etc to save battery but there is no improvement. I installed the same apps that I installed on the 4.1.2 firmware but the battery is draining quite faster in the 4.3 version. I also freeze almost all bloatware using Titanium backup and even uninstalled some like Google Books etc. but no use. I don't use wifi or wifi hotspot at all. I rarely use bluetooth. GPS, location, etc off. I even freeze Google Play store, Google play services and Google services framework. No multi window, no smart stay, no s voice, no ripple effect, no live wallpaper, etc everything off but still the same. If there is anyone facing this issue and has already found the solution, please help me out.
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I forgot to mention that screen brightness is at minimum or minimum-auto.
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Do a clean install with Odin?
Also try, http://www.androidbatterylife.com/?m=1
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I remember my 4.1.2 had the same battery consumption and with 4.3 it remained unchanged(if not better). I think you just gonna get used to that .
Use your phone and stop thinking and worrying about battery. Though I charge my phone twice a day because I use wi-fi a lot,I still don't worry or something.

I have this habit of doing clean install. No mistake with that.
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thadoukuki said:
I have this habit of doing clean install. No mistake with that.
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1% every three minute. I think its normal.
Charge to 100% and use normally till 5% and then post the screenshot of battery stats here.

Iqbal Ansari said:
1% every three minute. I think its normal.
Charge to 100% and use normally till 5% and then post the screenshot of battery stats here.
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With normal usage it is more than 10 hours at 77%. May be it's normal but it last more than that on 4.1.2

thadoukuki said:
With normal usage it is more than 10 hours at 77%. May be it's normal but it last more than that on 4.1.2
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It is normal battery drain.
Battery on 4.3 is almost same as 4.1. What else do you expect its a quad core phone.

Iqbal Ansari said:
It is normal battery drain.
Battery on 4.3 is almost same as 4.1. What else do you expect its a quad core phone.
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If I browse the internet non-stop from 100% batttery then, after around 3 hours the battery is 20-30%. Is this also normal.

Maybe your battery is damaged ...
otherwise you can check for wakelocks using Better Battery Stats:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1179809
Good luck

benzai said:
Maybe your battery is damaged ...
otherwise you can check for wakelocks using Better Battery Stats:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1179809
Good luck
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This is funny! You mean to say that the upgrade to android 4.3 has damaged my battery? The battery is not even 1 month old as I mentioned in the first post. The battery is very good on android 4.1.2...... As I mentioned in the first post, there is no battery drain when the screen is off. Even after 24 hours the battery is 99% from 100% with screen off. Why should I checked for wakelocks when the battery is fine on screen off? I did checked it to be sure but no wakelocks. The battery problem is when I use the phone, the battery is draining abnormally when the phone is used. Anyway thanks for your reply.

thadoukuki said:
This is funny! You mean to say that the upgrade to android 4.3 has damaged my battery? The battery is not even 1 month old as I mentioned in the first post. The battery is very good on android 4.1.2...... As I mentioned in the first post, there is no battery drain when the screen is off. Even after 24 hours the battery is 99% from 100% with screen off. Why should I checked for wakelocks when the battery is fine on screen off? I did checked it to be sure but no wakelocks. The battery problem is when I use the phone, the battery is draining abnormally when the phone is used.
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Using BetterBatteryStats will nevertheless help you to find out which process is consuming your battery…

Yes, 4.3 upgrade downgraded my battery life about 20% when I am using my phone. On idle it is better about 10-20% also compared with 4.1.2. It is useless to do factory resets or other nonsense. Just it is as is.
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ramas123 said:
Yes, 4.3 upgrade downgraded my battery life about 20% when I am using my phone. On idle it is better about 10-20% also compared with 4.1.2. It is useless to do factory resets or other nonsense. Just it is as is.
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You are right! There is no use resetting the phone. It won't improve your battery's performance. I think it's a bug of android 4.3.
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I think you need to try someone else's battery in your phone to see if you have the same problem then

try this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=50441083#post50441083

AssassinGEO said:
I remember my 4.1.2 had the same battery consumption and with 4.3 it remained unchanged(if not better). I think you just gonna get used to that .
Use your phone and stop thinking and worrying about battery. Though I charge my phone twice a day because I use wi-fi a lot,I still don't worry or something.
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Even with wifi on you can use the phone the all day

thadoukuki said:
My battery is draining too fast after upgrading to android 4.3. Even only on 2g there is 1% decrease in battery almost after every 3 minutes. But with screen off it will remain almost at 99% after even 12 hours or more. But when I start using the phone for something like even navigating through the settings the battery drops 1% every 3 minutes or even less. My handset is about a month old. I am from India and running the ML4 android 4.3 recently released by Samsung. There is no wakelock when the screen is asleep. The phone screen consumes between 60 to 90% of the battery or more. I factory reset it thrice since the update but with no effect. I am running the 4.3 update for about 3 weeks now. I also installed Greenify, battery doctor, juice defender etc to save battery but there is no improvement. I installed the same apps that I installed on the 4.1.2 firmware but the battery is draining quite faster in the 4.3 version. I also freeze almost all bloatware using Titanium backup and even uninstalled some like Google Books etc. but no use. I don't use wifi or wifi hotspot at all. I rarely use bluetooth. GPS, location, etc off. I even freeze Google Play store, Google play services and Google services framework. No multi window, no smart stay, no s voice, no ripple effect, no live wallpaper, etc everything off but still the same. If there is anyone facing this issue and has already found the solution, please help me out.
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Okey So Firstly I rule Out Few Assumptions Made By Some Members(No Offense):
1) As thadoukuki said battery Drains only while using the phone and not wen its idle that means its not a wakelock for sure.
2)Secondly as the handset n battery ofcourse, are just a month old i dont even assume it to be damaged(Trust Sammy)
3)Thirdly 1% / 3Mins is quite normal on extensive Usage but as you say its just while navigating around settings etc. den i assume its a bit high.
4) Now betterbatterystats is good to identify what consumes your battery but ive never been a fan of that actually.
SO according to me try to do some trial n error work .
Instead of Freezing apps through TB u can use Greenify Donate to greenify system apps and user apps as well. It Does same job as TB freeze but without that extra hassle.
Secondly Choose a kernel that you think is battery friendly for you like the one which gives you peace of mind(Oh Yeah Battery's Draining Slow!!)
for me i'd go for Boeffla or Googymax
Choose a battery friendly Governer for ur CPU(For me Boeffla kernel with Archi_ultra_power_save governer gives great results)
Check if CPU Touch boost is Enabled in Kernel Settings coz Touch Boost gave me good performance and responsiveness but even i had observed that battery used to drain faster with it.
Battery friendly Rom with few Tweaks by xda members is always better for me over Stock( ArchiDroid Is the Rom ive ever Used){Personal Opinion}
Ppl Say undervolting helps .....hmm maybe ive never Done it but as you are very cautious about battery you may try it (on your own Risk)
Lets see if that Helps
And Lastly i never Observed much Change in Battery drain pattern wen Coming from 4.1.2 to 4.3 so thats not really true.

Turn off location services
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Read d first post !!
cais232 said:
Turn off location services
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AS already stated in the first post location is OFF . So he's Already taken care of it !!!