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There is a thread of fellows showing off envious battery life. Let me start one with the opposite lol
I think my phone might be faulty lol....Hope you folks can shed some light on how to improve battery life...
Snapdragon variant
AOD on
Infinity wallpaper on
Wifi and bt scanning off
BT off
Keep screen off setting off
No SHealth
Location history off
ForceDoze installed
Wifi/4g 50:50. 4g signal is quite weak at work though.
Wiped cache partition once after an OTA update.
Reset all app preferences oncr so I can keep an eye out for the access granted.
Auto brightness on
NFC on
Edge lighting on
No FB app, only use the wrapper Swipe with 2 hr update interval
WhatsApp, WeChat, Twitter installed
Adblocker for Samsung internet installed
FHD+
Outlook with 3 email accounts with sync and push on
Google Feeds off
Noticed one strange thing. Proximity sensor gets used quite often when on mobile internet. When on wifi, barely gets used..
Apparently you will be getting 16 + hrs from one charge? Oh that's just an atrocity! Lol.
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Apparently you will be getting 16 + hrs from one charge? Oh that's just an atrocity! Lol.
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I have no idea as to how some folks can achieve close to a day's usage with 4-5 hrs SOT..
I don't even call myself a medium user? Just surfing the internet whilst listing to music (stored on the SD card) whilst communutig (2 hrs in total both ways). Checking emails, a bit of messaging, FB via Swipe, no game at all at this stage (I don't even dare to try lol), etc..
The S8 Battery Life sucks I have to charge it three times a day.
It's been terrible for my S8. I barely touch the thing and I can't get thru a work day. I don't install any social network apps as well since they smash battery.
Going to chat with Samsung about returning it.
Man you sound like me lol. I have this beautiful, powerful piece of technology, amazing screen and all that stuff; and yet, I find myself hesitant to even use my phone. Right now I'm on the bus, testing my battery with mobile data on. I know it won't last long. What did we do to deserve it?
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Sorry to hear some are having battery issues. I'm one of the ones getting all day usage, and then some. I don't know if the info on the video link below will help, but I did setup my phone like the video describes. YMMV
https://youtu.be/rF41hBoK1aM
Samsung recently quite often began to produce models with defects, to the end did not test everything. When negative reviews are typed more, they will release a nude model, with an improved battery and less energy consumption. But most likely there will be some shortcomings in it.
My AT&T S-835 S8+ got excellent battery life - better than my S7e configured exactly the same way. I got a UK Exynos yesterday so I'll be able to compare how the two perform against each other. Most battery issues aren't h/w but user induced by s/w. Conflicting apps, things like Bixby remappers, and using older apps can cause battery drain. So can freezing and disabling some of Samsung's apps because they're co-dependent.
I get 48 hours with 5 hours of on screen time on a single charge.
Of course, I took a few steps to achieve this instead of sticking with out of the box settings.
I turned off AOD
I turned the screen brightness down to just half way.
Greenify - works just as well without root
Use Samsung's built-in management of apps, and shut off some background apps
I did purchase BK Package Disabler, for $1.50 USD it was well worth the price of admission. I don't use things like facebook - I disabled facebook, and any other bloatware apps I don't need.
Under accounts I disabled some google syncing like google fit or google calendar - I don't use those so stopping that is just one less running process in the background.
As with anything else, YMMV, but for me, this was pretty much all that was needed without hamstringing my phone. The important things like Gmail, weather, messaging all work normally
st0nez0r said:
I get 48 hours with 5 hours of on screen time on a single charge.
Of course, I took a few steps to achieve this instead of sticking with out of the box settings.
I turned off AOD
I turned the screen brightness down to just half way.
Greenify - works just as well without root
Use Samsung's built-in management of apps, and shut off some background apps
I did purchase BK Package Disabler, for $1.50 USD it was well worth the price of admission. I don't use things like facebook - I disabled facebook, and any other bloatware apps I don't need.
Under accounts I disabled some google syncing like google fit or google calendar - I don't use those so stopping that is just one less running process in the background.
As with anything else, YMMV, but for me, this was pretty much all that was needed without hamstringing my phone. The important things like Gmail, weather, messaging all work normally
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Would you mind sharing the list of apps that you disabled via BK Package Disabler? Is this app the same as the Package Disabler Pro?
I'm in the poor battery life camp but I know people who are getting great battery life.
I've just installed Greenify and i'm going to try that, my S7 edge just about managed the day and since moving to the S8 i'm changing it in the afternoon to last the night which is annoying
It's been pretty good for me. 4 Hours SOT and gets through to bedtime happily.
I got poor battery life at first too, but then I read in another thread that if you used Smart Switch during initial setup to automatically install apps, that could be the culprit. I did a factory reset and manually installed my apps the 2nd time around and BAM! Awesome battery life.
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I got poor battery life at first too, but then I read in another thread that if you used Smart Switch during initial setup to automatically install apps, that could be the culprit. I did a factory reset and manually installed my apps the 2nd time around and BAM! Awesome battery life.
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I used Smart Switch on my setup and don't have battery life issues, as I stated above, so I'm not sure if Smart Switch is the actual culprit. Like others, I think the root cause boils down to a personal mix of apps, app settings, and possibly bringing over old app settings via manual copying or via Smart switch. At this point, I think a number of us are just shooting in the dark as to the root cause.
Should start a poll which S8 version you have if you have poor battery life. Maybe there's a correlation?
For the record, I'm in the good camp: over 6 hours SOT, last charged about 30 hours ago, and sitting at 38%.
Batterylife on full brightness is on par with other phones such as the iPhone 7 Plus when used at 30-40% brightness. I'd say that the S8 has great battery life! It performs slightly better than my previous phone, the S7 Edge.
Both my S8 and S7 Edge are Exynos models. I attached screenshots of what I sometimes get for batterylife. It varies a lot depending on the severity of my snapchat addiction. I commute in total about 3-4 hours a day (~1 hour by bus, 2.5 hours by train). When I'm on the go or at work, I'm on 4G+. When I'm at home or at university I always use WiFi. While traveling daily from home to University and back, I always listen to Spotify (pre-downloaded, NOT STREAMED) and I read the entire journey (3-4 public transit trip) manga/webtoons (mainly white + colors) or I read PDF's/view powerpoints + social media.
On top of all that, I am a heavy snapchat user. On average, I'd say I use snapchat for about 30-60min a day. I get about 5-8H SOT on average over a full day on automatic brightness. AOD is turned off, the rest is UNTOUCHED. Bluetooth is on as I have it paired with my Huawei Watch. Location is at high precision (simply untouched setting). Nothing disabled either.
From my previous experience with the S7 Edge, when using a stock rom....disabling apps usually result in worse battery life hence I don't disable apps anymore. Also, I never close out used apps.
Keep in mind:
The mAh indication at the screen on time screenshot indicates how high the display brightness has been. Mine is well above 1600mAh at merely 8H sot. This indicates a relative high brightness used. If I were to use a lower brightness while the display remains at 1600mAh consumed, my phone would have been able to achieve many hours more SOT. Do keep in mind that lowering brightness does not improve battery-life much on OLED-equipped smartphones.
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The S8 Battery Life sucks I have to charge it three times a day.
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Try limiting the use of VR porn to once a day. :laugh:
Btw, I am using the Snapdragon version I think? Cuz that is the only version available in Australia official?
Seems Exynos version performs better battery life wise?
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Batterylife on full brightness is on par with other phones such as the iPhone 7 Plus when used at 30-40% brightness. I'd say that the S8 has great battery life! It performs slightly better than my previous phone, the S7 Edge.
Both my S8 and S7 Edge are Exynos models. I attached screenshots of what I sometimes get for batterylife. It varies a lot depending on the severity of my snapchat addiction. I commute in total about 3-4 hours a day (~1 hour by bus, 2.5 hours by train). When I'm on the go or at work, I'm on 4G+. When I'm at home or at university I always use WiFi. While traveling daily from home to University and back, I always listen to Spotify (pre-downloaded, NOT STREAMED) and I read the entire journey (3-4 public transit trip) manga/webtoons (mainly white + colors) or I read PDF's/view powerpoints + social media.
On top of all that, I am a heavy snapchat user. On average, I'd say I use snapchat for about 30-60min a day. I get about 5-8H SOT on average over a full day on automatic brightness. AOD is turned off, the rest is UNTOUCHED. Bluetooth is on as I have it paired with my Huawei Watch. Location is at high precision (simply untouched setting). Nothing disabled either.
From my previous experience with the S7 Edge, when using a stock rom....disabling apps usually result in worse battery life hence I don't disable apps anymore. Also, I never close out used apps.
Keep in mind:
The mAh indication at the screen on time screenshot indicates how high the display brightness has been. Mine is well above 1600mAh at merely 8H sot. This indicates a relative high brightness used. If I were to use a lower brightness while the display remains at 1600mAh consumed, my phone would have been able to achieve many hours more SOT. Do keep in mind that lowering brightness does not improve battery-life much on OLED-equipped smartphones.
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This just looks too good to be true
Once in a while, when your significant other yells at you, you might use your phone a bit less. Rate this thread to express how the LG V30's battery performs under light use. A higher rating indicates that the device goes a long time when you're using the phone sparingly: no gaming or video/audio streaming, light web browsing, some calling and texts, etc.
Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
How is battery consumption for 1 or 2 or several hours of music listening (in percent) ?
I guess that counts as "light" usage
I personally get excellent battery life. I average 2 days and on occasion will get a 3rd out of it. Im not a heavy user, but I use Tidal on Master audio settings with My cans when I listen to audio for periods at a time and see low drain, im happy. I bought the phone within a month of its official launch on US carriers.
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I personally get excellent battery life. I average 2 days and on occasion will get a 3rd out of it. Im not a heavy user, but I use Tidal on Master audio settings with My cans when I listen to audio for periods at a time and see low drain, im happy. I bought the phone within a month of its official launch on US carriers.
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Thank you
Anyone else can share their experience with (local) Music Playback and battery consumption ?
e.g. 3 hours = 5-15 % or so ?
I'm trying to get an experience/knowledge how much battery this consumes with vendor optimized ROMs (such as LG's) on Snapdragon 835
i travel ~1.5 to work each day by train, i listen to music (bluetooth headphones) in this time and check Google maps once or twice. when i arrive at work, my battery is usually still above 95%
A full day's light use consumes only about 15-30% with this V30S.
That's with display adjusted to lowest moderate brightness per given ambient lighting, and turned off whenever not actually being viewed.
However, a mechanical 2.5" USB hard drive running on OTG power drains the battery down much faster. Maybe 20-25% drained in about 10 minutes of hard drive use including file transfers.
This implies that the battery runtime performance of the V30S is largely a result of more efficient SD835 and display, maybe SW optimizations too.
I've been unplugged for 33h and I'm at 50%
battery with 2 short phone calls, 12h Spotify via Bluetooth, 2h news reading (nyt app), handful of photos and videos and 50 WhatsApp messages.
I don't really care about sot because I am a light user, but it seems I can easily get 2-3 days out of the 30+, not sure if others get out more but I'm pretty happy about it.
Playing Candy Crush for 22 hours straight can take its toll on your battery (and your marriage). Rate this thread to express how the Xiaomi Mi 8's battery performs under heavy use. A higher rating indicates that it lasts a long time even when playing games, streaming video and audio, and doing other CPU-intensive activities.
Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
Sharing my very heavy usage experience:
Job:
Field technician (driving a car from customer to customer all day, and working while there),
Climate:
Mediterranean (hot and humid, always, everywhere),
Always on:
4G, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, Truecaller, Pango (parking app), sync to personal Google account, sync to exchange work account, Google photos cloud backup,
While driving from one customer to another:
GPS navigation, full brightness, Bluetooth, Spotify, phone calls.
While at customers:
Phone calls, WhatsApp, camera, Pango (parking app)
Results:
Leaving home in the morning with 100% (after charging overnight)
Returning late in the evening with 5-15% (depends mostly on navigation usage).
...all without charging at all during the day!
I love this device...
(Came from Sony Xperia Z5 Compact - which was awful in every way except it's size...)
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Not that much of a heavy user, but mostly browsing on Social Media and Reddit (2-3h bc of lab work and lots of spare time in between)
listening about 6h music daily (BT always on)
Navigation 1h in total with max brightness
sometimes watching YT (30 mins max)
After almost 2 years of this kind of usage my battery life dropped to roughly 75% if not less (according to AccuBattery) and have to charge it 2-3 times a day. In the beginning I could get as much as 6-8h DOT easily, now I struggle to get more than 3 hours.
Right now I'm looking for a authentic Mi8 battery, but I heard it's way too hard to find one. (at this point: Please, if somebody has a link to a supplier in Europe or Asia, post it here or PM me <3)
I love the phone and the performance is still superb, would be great to keep it for another year or two, since Im not ready with spending 600€ or more for a decent successor, if the Mi8 is still doing great beside the battery life.
Playing Candy Crush for 22 hours straight can take its toll on your battery (and your marriage). Rate this thread to express how the Moto G7 Power's battery performs under heavy use. A higher rating indicates that it lasts a long time even when playing games, streaming video and audio, and doing other CPU-intensive activities.
Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
I am sorry in advance not trying to insult or anything when it comes to battery life of any smartphones in general
But under heavy usage. How long can this phone last?
I'll be travelling soon so i need the longest battery possible
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If anyone is kind enough to conduct one test on this device
There is an app called "photorealism benchmark 2018" (very heavy GPU infinite test)
If someone can download this free and let the phone run from 100% > 0% with around 30% brightness on WIFI and see
I doubt it can last more than 5 hours of screen on time running this app
Hey. I think I will soon upload my experience with light and heavy day to day usage. But if you like to know a bit more about the battery life, maybe this could already help you:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/g7-power/review/screen-time-t3898163/page2
Only Playing 3D games/Running 3d Graphic counts
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Hey. I think I will soon upload my experience with light and heavy day to day usage. But if you like to know a bit more about the battery life, maybe this could already help you:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/g7-power/review/screen-time-t3898163/page2
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Thanks so much for replying.
I really love to see someone with 5000 mAh battery would do continuous hours test of running any 3D graphic app
like
1: Running 3D benchmark app from 100% > 0% with 40% of brightness and everything on
2: Playing / grinding levels in RPG/MMORPG games
3: Playing games continuously 100% > 0% with 40% brightness and everything on
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FOR ME FAKE SOT is watching YOUTUBE/SURFING WEBSITE/PLAYING LOCAL VIDEOS (OFFLINE MODE)
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Thanks so much for replying.
I really love to see someone with 5000 mAh battery would do continuous hours test of running any 3D graphic app
like
1: Running 3D benchmark app from 100% > 0% with 40% of brightness and everything on
2: Playing / grinding levels in RPG/MMORPG games
3: Playing games continuously 100% > 0% with 40% brightness and everything on
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Well I don't know if I will do some all day long 3d Benchmarks. And I don't think it would suit my needs in daily usage to be honest. I can only give info about the stuff I do with my phone day in and day out. But I will try to get some benchmarking out of your suggestions. But don't expect all too much ? I will do some heavy usage in terms of social apps, media apps, software usage, streaming and gps/ wifi/ data.
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Well I don't know if I will do some all day long 3d Benchmarks. And I don't think it would suit my needs in daily usage to be honest. I can only give info about the stuff I do with my phone day in and day out. But I will try to get some benchmarking out of your suggestions. But don't expect all too much I will do some heavy usage in terms of social apps, media apps, software usage, streaming and gps/ wifi/ data.
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Thanks for taking your time and report in advance.
You do not have to run benchmarks just leave screen on with some 3D application on (motion 3D app that runs till battery dies)
Heavy usage in terms of social apps wifi can last you like 8-10hrs easily with 5000 mAh
(but everything else is on AS WELL AS 3D app) >> 5-6 hrs max of REAL SOT
thienthancongtu said:
Thanks for taking your time and report in advance.
You do not have to run benchmarks just leave screen on with some 3D application on (motion 3D app that runs till battery dies)
Heavy usage in terms of social apps wifi can last you like 8-10hrs easily with 5000 mAh
(but everything else is on AS WELL AS 3D app) >> 5-6 hrs max of REAL SOT
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Ok. I think I can do that. In terms of SOT i think the 720p display is also an advantage in terms of battery life. I will try to test with video and 3d application. Do you maybe have something in mind to use?
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Ok. I think I can do that. In terms of SOT i think the 720p display is also an advantage in terms of battery life. I will try to test with video and 3d application. Do you maybe have something in mind to use?
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There are 2 major benchmark tests for free on GOOGLE PLAY
1: Photorealism 2018
2: A bit less power consumption Seascape
(im pretty sure photorealism 2018) will eat this 5000 mAh in about 5-6 hours from 100% > 0% with everything else is on (Sync,40% brightness, Wifi, LTE etc...)
Some people do battery drain with wifi only etc.. i think thats bit off
I prefer to test battery with all options TURNED ON (50% brightness, autosync, lte, cellular, gps)
Then i do battery drain with super heavy 3D tasks
(In this case, i call it under REAL HEAVY ENDURANCE)
1: Photorealism 2018
2: A bit less power consumption Seascape
Sorry i didn't reply that long. I had some health issues. But i'll take those as indicator.
How good is heavy multitasking on this? Several apps open, a lot of browsing on Chrome, frequent WhatsApp/Viber and social media scrolling and camera snaps every now and then?
Moto = dog**** USB ports?
The USB port in my last Moto G(6) went out in about 4 months. I assumed it was a fluke, but 3 months in on the g7, its already 96% gone. VERY specific and random angles will charge but nothing else. Tried different cords, cleaning port, etc (both on this and the g6), doesnt matter. My only conclusion is that Moto uses cheap garbage on one of the most essential parts of the phone. Can anyone confirm this? Im sure I use my USB more than than the common person (Android development) but **** is 3 months a JOKE
Heavy usage experience - IMHO
I have used the Redmi Note 4S, Mi Max 2, Redmi Note 8T and Motorola G7 Power. My typical day is dealing with lots of email, web browsing, whatsapp, wechat some facebook and all the banking software. Mi Max 2 has been my choice of phone for a long time even though it barely carry me through the day. I start normally at 6am and finishes around 9pm. Since using Motorola G7 Power, 95% of the time it will still have power left after 9pm.... normally 20% battery or more. I just wish it has a nicer camera but it is fine with ample lighting. Even the Mi Max 2 will be exhausted 90% of the time before 9pm. As for the Redmi Note 8T, it barely last past 6pm and the even less with Note 4S. If you are a no nonsense worker that is not a gamer, this phone is like a workhorse. Let me know if you have any other questions.
GSM arena has a battery test comparison. Moto G7 Power, is close to the top. I'm very impressed with the battery life. It's the main reason I bought the phone.
https://www.gsmarena.com/battery-test.php3
For general uses like web browsing, banking, simple gaming, etc.,. This phone is PERFECT!
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Don't know how it stacks up to the competition but when picking this phone from the Visible lineup it stood out on the factor of battery life alone.
I give it 5 stars because it has delivered as advertised. Approximately 3 days of battery life... And when I put it on its out of box charger the thing jumps at least 20 percent in an our or less time.
It's totally true... I don't have to feel afraid this thing is going to die on me. I just leave my charger in my room and plug it in (about a fifth of the time I used to think to charge my old phone). Normally I get a bit more conscious about it around 30 percent.
It's 1 am here... And I left my house at 5 pm yesterday. It was at 52 percent and now it's at 38. I've been streaming music, using Google maps... Making the occasional call. And browsing the web on it for the last hour.
I honestly think this phone would remain ready to ring for about a week if left entirely alone.
It's absurd and a great advantage in the notion of the need for a phone that isn't a pain in the @$$.
G7 Power - Battery
Bought mine 2 days ago so can not elaborate on USB-C robustness and overall reliability.
Below my experience so far:
Very bright screen, easy work on it outdoors even in sunny days (wish I could attach pics), if remember well, top brightness is ~630 candelas. IMHO one of the brightest LCD screens esp for a phone that sells for 160$ +Tax.
When got mine, I charged it to 100% before powering up.
After that decided to fully discharge it to give charge controller some data.
Biggest problem was discharging it, took forever:
I was playing YT videos at full brightness in full screen and in windowed mode to make sure it is not going into standby while also texting, updating system and apps and having hotspot running on it (Mobile signal strenght was at ab 50-70%)
It took ab 9hrs (test was going on for ab 10+ but few times forgot to return on time to click on YT button to continue video playback so it went into sleep).
Phone shut down after reaching 1% of battery capacity
Recharging was done on USB-C 60W charger from my Chromebook instead of stock 15W,
phone entered turbo charge state without any issues or overheating:
After 15 min of charging - batt charge level 22%
after 2 hrs of charging - batt charge level 95%
Last 5% took about 30 min as I am sure charger was in a slow charge for safety.
I was performing full charge-discharge curve to train the battery controller so in real life I guess phone will go into charging at ab: 10-15% and be off the charger at 90% as the extra few percent makes no difference while unnecessarily extend charging time and stress on the lithium cell.
So I estimate total charging time in daily use scenario will be ab 90min every 2-3 days (in my case, no gaming no binge YT watching etc).
IMHO a very good workhorse for a heavy duty daily use (but not for gaming or advanced photography, video shooting) at very low price!
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thienthancongtu said:
Thanks so much for replying.
I really love to see someone with 5000 mAh battery would do continuous hours test of running any 3D graphic app
like
1: Running 3D benchmark app from 100% > 0% with 40% of brightness and everything on
2: Playing / grinding levels in RPG/MMORPG games
3: Playing games continuously 100% > 0% with 40% brightness and everything on
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For me you are either a troll trying to make people put thermal damage on their phones or a real gaming addict that needs a high end gaming rig not a smartphone - mobile devices of any kind are not for hardcore 100% duty cycle gaming, video editing etc.
BTW G7 Power sell for 160$, pocket change, buy one and run on it any crazy and destructive tests you dream about.
Hello guys,
I own an Exynos S20 for a month now and I'd like your opinion on tests we can see on the web that seems legits.
They all show comparisons with other phones etc, and it seems that the recent ones show great battery life on our Samsung s20s.
In fact they show 7 or 8 + hours of SOT and S20 results almost even iPhone 11 pro results.
As far as I'm concerned, I don't have anything near these results as I never went above 4-4h30 SOT on my S20, even if a optimized my settings, got rid of some bloatware, or even set up routines to save some battery. Plus, I'm stuck at home so 100% of the time on wifi.
Do you think these tests are false ?
Thank you for your answers or advices.
Best regards,
Thomas
Here are some links of tests I speak about :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=727&v=QP9LxoBe6pE&feature=emb_logo
&feature=youtu.be
https://www.reddit.com/r/Galaxy_S20...exynos_pcmark_battery_test_results_for_60_96/
Here is my battery consumption on my S20 Exynos Variant. (no gaming and no YouTube - only light usage like Facebook, Instagram, E-Mails, Browser)
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Here is my battery consumption on my S20 Exynos Variant. (no gaming and no YouTube - only light usage like Facebook, Instagram, E-Mails, Browser)
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All right, thanks. But this is not on a full charge is it ?
You charged the phone on the middle ?
Still, 7h30 SOT estimated would be great for me. ^^
Could you pls share your optimizations/settings ?
No this isnt a full charge of course. I don't use the device such frequently, it's only a calculation from the app "AccuBattery" which is based of my usage statistic since the last 7 days. What I can say is that it needs 5-7 days till the battery life was okay. Also with the last two firmware updates my estimated SOT raised from 6.3h to 7.1hours. (maybe it is a coincidence)
Realistically I would say (without gaming) I will get 6/6.5 hours out of the device if I stay at home. (So the screen brightness isn't as high as outdoors)
My settings:
- FHD 96hz (you can find the app here in the forum)
- GPS off (don't now if it makes any crazy difference)
- Bluetooth, mobile data and wifi on
- energy setting set to optimized and adaptive
- put all apps to deep sleep (except WhatsApp, Gmail, smartwatch app)
-> you can find it in the battery saving section
I think it will not make a big difference if you have your screen constantly on)
I to wonder about the sot some people get....I get +- 4 to 5.5 hours sot on a good day....most days 3.5 hours....I did notice that 4g/lte drains a lot more power then wifi....the bad sot days are the days when I'm at work and only on 4g/lte....AOD etc is on and I use most of the functions the phone has...120hz etc....Why buy a phone and not use the stuff... I can get through a normal day fine, so I'm okay with the battery...The standby drain on my s10 + was bad...during the night 2-4% per hour....the s20+ I get .5% per hour during the night....