I've heard it's bad to leave a phone to trickle-charge - so I usually charge it up before I go to bed, unplug and then top it up in the morning or during the day. The rapid charging on this phone makes it so practical
My 2 cents: Don't worry about your charging habits. The smartphone age is approaching its first decade and battery manufacturers have prepared for anything in that regard.
The key, in my honest opinion, is that the N6P doesn't overheat much. Overheating processors are terrible for batteries.
For the past couple nights, I have been topping it off before unplugging it at night. I'm wondering if there's a problem because in the morning, it is showing aroung 90% (approx. 9 hours later). Others seem to be losing only a couple percentage points. Am I forgetting to turn something off? Emails and Facebook are my only notifications (with no audible notifications), but of course overnight there are very few.
For the past couple nights, I have been topping it off before unplugging it at night. I'm wondering if there's a problem because in the morning, it is showing aroung 90% (approx. 9 hours later). Others seem to be losing only a couple percentage points. Am I forgetting to turn something off? Emails and Facebook are my only notifications (with no audible notifications), but of course overnight there are very few.
My guess is Facebook that drains your battery overnight, though there may be another. The issue with Facebook is, even though no notifications are coming in at night, Facebook is still frequently checking, so it is constantly "waking" your phone.