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Three days of battery life on the Nexus 4? That sounds like a dream. Do you put it on airplane mode when you're not using it or something?
by phinnaeus 14y ago
Three days of battery life on the Nexus 4? That sounds like a dream. Do you put it on airplane mode when you're not using it or something?
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- bigtones 14y agoI would agree with that. I get great battery life from my Nexus 4, around 3 to 4 days.
- Caballera 14y agoI get great battery life with my iPhone 4S and Galaxy Nexus when I don't use them for 3 or 4 days...
- cstrat 14y agoiPhone5 requires charging at home, work and in the car. I maintain on average about 80% battery. With my usage patterns the battery would probably last an entire work day on a single charge, but I have heard this is not the best way to run the battery.
- jsnell 14y agoNo, it always has a WiFi or HSPA data connection, and I haven't disabled any of the usual suspects (e.g. syncing or location services). Of course the display is off most of the time, and that's the big battery hog. The screen is on maybe an average of half an hour a day.
- micampe 14y agoThat’s a nice trick, making the battery last longer by not using the phone. I’ll try it myself.
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- cstrat 14y agoI had to laugh at this :)
- hayksaakian 14y agoHe could be running long term processes in the background. You don't know :3
- jsnell 14y agoshrug. That's my usage pattern. I find it hard to imagine having the screen on for more than that on an average day, even if the phone is in active use more than that (e.g. when listening to podcasts, or taking a GPS trace during a workout). And of course there's the passive use of just having it constantly syncing. With previous Nexus devices just the passive background noise of Android was often enough to use up the battery in a day.