My samsung galaxy note 4 was working excellently for about half a year. Then, its battery started draining surprisingly fast, for example 40% in 20 minutes. I paid it no mind, deleted some apps and diligently put the rest to sleep as soon as I stopped using them. The problem persisted. As time went by, it would suddenly turn off at around 30, 40 percent and tell me the battery is at 0% when I turned it back on. Removing the battery and inserting it again gave me a small part of the original percentage, but never all of it. When this problem reached 60 and later 80 percent, I began carrying around a power bank, to prevent the battery from ever getting below 90%. I can't afford my phone to be off without my knowledge. So today, I saw that my phone had around 70%, so I decided to plug it into the wall at home, like I always do. The battery percentage went down as usual when I charge it, however, it did not stop at a number and then started charging. It turned off. I turned it back on and it didn't charge. The charging symbol was present, but the percentage didn't rise. I can't use it either, even if it's plugged in as it turns off the second I try to unlock my lock screen, due to 0% battery.
It's been two hours since that, the charging symbol is still present on my plugged in phone, however, the battery percentage is still at 0%. I have work in 7 hours and I don't know what to do since I can't use the essentials such as the alarm clock, the calendar, text messages and calls.
It's been two hours since that, the charging symbol is still present on my plugged in phone, however, the battery percentage is still at 0%. I have work in 7 hours and I don't know what to do since I can't use the essentials such as the alarm clock, the calendar, text messages and calls.
It could simply need a new battery.
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