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I actually don't use my phone much, and not at all for entertainment. Consequently my battery usually lasts three or four days. (Motorola G4). Vaguely within t
by a3n 10y ago
I actually don't use my phone much, and not at all for entertainment. Consequently my battery usually lasts three or four days. (Motorola G4).
Vaguely within the last week or two, no change in behavior, no new apps, that's been cut at least in half. One day it lasted less than a day.
I've got things like location and bluetooth turned off. I haven't been able to track it down. I'm wondering if it's a recent google or other app update. It's pissing me off.
- on_and_off 10y agoit could also come from the hardware.
- a3n 10y agoPossible, sure. You mean like the battery getting old? Capacitors getting arthritis? It's less than six months old. And it was a vaguely sudden change.
- ptrptr 10y agoWelcome to the world where smartphones from cheap Chinese company like Lenovo are planned to be obsolete by a year.
- scholia 10y agoLenovo also makes not-cheap ThinkPads and not-cheap Motorola smartphones for Google ;-)
- on_and_off 10y agoEven high end devices often have batteries issues. Battery tech is just not that great. Usually they arrive at the one year date though. Otherwise, you should be able to track the culprit with the battery historian (unless it is hiding behind play services ..)
- scholia 10y agoThey'd be a lot better if they just made the phone 1mm thicker ;-)
- on_and_off 10y agothat would help a lot for sure. Batteries would still lose roughly half of their maximum capacity over time though, afaik battery tech has not solved that yet.
- scholia 10y agoHave you looked under Settings then Battery? Tells you which things are using the battery (%) and approx how much time you have left. I usually get 3 days from a Nexus 6, and the biggest battery user is "Mobile standby" (5%).