Battery question

[BjornRyden]

Got the same problems as the OP. This is a screenshot after my 6P lost around 11% last night.

 

[B. Diddy]

Welcome to Android Central! Do you need to keep wi-fi on overnight? What happens if you turn that off?

 

[BjornRyden]

Changed Wi-Fi to only be on during sleep if it is plugged in, seems to have worked (at least for one night)!

 

[DLK1]

Well I wish I was getting 10% or 12% in my case that would be good. As you can see from the attached photos I am loosing 27% in 9 hours. I have see it on a few times only loose 2% or 3% in 10 hours. I guess one of the things I am questioning is why does Wi-Fi stay on all night when I have it set to Keep Wi-Fi on during sleep - only when plugged in. Any comments on this would be appreciated.

 

[cpowerca]

Well I wish I was getting 10% or 12% in my case that would be good. As you can see from the attached photos I am loosing 27% in 9 hours. I have see it on a few times only loose 2% or 3% in 10 hours. I guess one of the things I am questioning is why does Wi-Fi stay on all night when I have it set to Keep Wi-Fi on during sleep - only when plugged in. Any comments on this would be appreciated.

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set it to never. And if the problem persists, download an free app called battery widget reborn and set up night mode. My phone automatically turns off wifi at 1 am.
If you still see your battery drop I would dig deeper into google play services/email/notification settings. Good luck!

 

[mogelijk]

Well I wish I was getting 10% or 12% in my case that would be good. As you can see from the attached photos I am loosing 27% in 9 hours. I have see it on a few times only loose 2% or 3% in 10 hours. I guess one of the things I am questioning is why does Wi-Fi stay on all night when I have it set to Keep Wi-Fi on during sleep - only when plugged in. Any comments on this would be appreciated.

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You have a misbehaving app causing the phone to stay "Awake", even when the screen is off (you see this on the History Details screen)-- this is what is killing your battery. The Awake time on that screen should look more like what is shown in BjornRyden's post #21. You might try an app like Wakelock Detector to identify the app keeping your phone awake.

 

[DLK1]

set it to never. And if the problem persists, download an free app called battery widget reborn and set up night mode. My phone automatically turns off wifi at 1 am.
If you still see your battery drop I would dig deeper into google play services/email/notification settings. Good luck!

I will try this and see what happens. However, one would think if it is not plugged in that "Only when plugged in" would do the same thing.

 

[PhiPsi32]

DLK1, something is keeping your phone Awake the whole time. Probably an app. Doze is not a trump card. Devs can set their apps for priority (i.e. not silenced by Doze).