Hi i have now opo and planning to switch it to moto x pure
With my opo on low btightness i get 4.5-6 hours of screen time
How much time i will get with moto x pure?thanks
From someone that did the same jump, you will noticed the battery hit. About half more or less
Just thought I'd bring in an update. I think someone else who mentioned bad signal as being especially draining on the battery,more so on this phone than others, is right. All I've done is be on Wi-Fi at work and home instead of LTE and I get two days of battery life easily.
This device in weak signal areas drains battery worse than the Note 4. Ditto with GPU heavy apps. The Pure seems a much better fit for light to medium users- if sensitive to battery life. I am a heavy user and kept mine anyway.Just thought I'd bring in an update. I think someone else who mentioned bad signal as being especially draining on the battery,more so on this phone than others, is right. All I've done is be on Wi-Fi at work and home instead of LTE and I get two days of battery life easily. I'll be at fifty percent the next morning. Just a word to the wise.
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Just thought I'd bring in an update. I think someone else who mentioned bad signal as being especially draining on the battery,more so on this phone than others, is right. All I've done is be on Wi-Fi at work and home instead of LTE and I get two days of battery life easily. I'll be at fifty percent the next morning. Just a word to the wise.
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Understand the point of the phone giving up on bad or non-existent signals...but what if it's just really weak and you need to make an emergency call and the phone just gives up trying to connect you based on some arbitrary setting?? Then people would complain that the phone gave up too easily and some poor person didn't get the help they needed because you couldn't reach anyone for help? Double edged sword here!
Shouldn't be an issue. Android M is tackling this by implementing Doze, which has shown great results already and will only get better.
It basically does what you're talking about, but only after X amount of inactivity. It won't be on or aggressive when you're actually trying to use the phone. Basically it's built in LeanDroid that doesn't require you to root. It's brilliant and I can't wait to use it on my Moto X Pure/Style as this is the ONLY issue with the phone. Other than that when it's fixed I'll finally have found the phone that to me is PERFECT, aesthetically, software wise, build quality wise AND battery wise.
Remember - Doze basically needs the phone to be still - like on a desk. It can't be in your pocket or bag or purse and moving.
Remember - Doze basically needs the phone to be still - like on a desk. It can't be in your pocket or bag or purse and moving.
Sounds about right. Every phone I have owned if the signal is weak it kills the battery. You think devices would be smart enough now to stop trying to hard to get a signal.
That's very good. The dBm relationship to signal reception is not proportional, so even a signal of 109 dBm does not drain the battery too bad. There appears to be a bigger drop-off in efficiency at about 114 dBm. That is the case at least with the devices I have used with Verizon.So my signal at work hovers around -94dBm 46asm. Would you guys consider that weak?
That's very good. The dBm relationship to signal reception is not proportional, so even a signal of 109 dBm does not drain the battery too bad. There appears to be a bigger drop-off in efficiency at about 114 dBm. That is the case at least with the devices I have used with Verizon.
Well, my cell radio uses more than my screen. Not using a lot of data or any other indicators excess use.
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