[Joe378]

Ever since I upgraded Friday and did a factory reset, it appears the new lollipop system is eating my battery life up....

Anyone else having similar issues?

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[smoothrunnings]

Version? 5.0 or 5.01?

[Joe378]

Version? 5.0 or 5.01?

5.0.1 Verizon Wireless

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[skatergirl]

I just did a factory reset, customized and swapped out my battery. Things are definitely better and it so worth doing it because my battery drain was pretty bad, but it is not fabulous. Very good but not fabulous.

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[Joe378]

I did a factory reset too, and my battery life was definitely better on kit kat.

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[Dominick079]

I updated my Note 4 to Lollipop a couple of weeks ago and the phone is faster with better battery life then on Kit Kat. I just cleared the system cache with no factory reset. Hope everyone has the same luck that I did. I'm on 5.0.1 BTW

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[Joe378]

That is one thing I didn't do that I will try. Thank you.

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[russel5150]

So far mine is running about the same as before. I was happy to not see any drop, so im good w it.. its still only been a couple days, so maybe it will improve a little more.

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[browetally]

My battery life is at least 25 to 30 percent worse since upgrading. I'm on AT&T.

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[bharding08]

Battery life is pretty crappy.

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[shaleem]

I updated my Note 4 to Lollipop a couple of weeks ago and the phone is faster with better battery life then on Kit Kat. I just cleared the system cache with no factory reset. Hope everyone has the same luck that I did. I'm on 5.0.1 BTW

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Exactly what I did. Battery life is acceptable for me.

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[Josiah23]

The battery life is amazing for my Galaxy S5 with 5.0 lollipop. My phone lasts literally the whole day with moderate to heavy use.

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[russel5150]

Im starting to believe that doing a factory reset after the upgrade is a good idea.

I work 12 hour shifts and make a lot of calls and do a lot of texting. When i get home ill have between 50 or 60 percent with close to 3 hours of on screen time.
The idle drain is very low.

My nights vary on use depending on how many calls i have, and how much time i have to play a few slot games or surf the web, but so far im making it 14 to 16 hours with plenty of battery left when i put it on the charger and go to bed.

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[catberryday]

My battery life is at least 25 to 30 percent worse since upgrading. I'm on AT&T.

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Same here. I really liked kitkat better.

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[t11rmh]

My battery life is on a par to Kit Kat. Haven't done a factory reset so I reckon that will make it even better. Did so on my S5 before I upgraded to my Note4.

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[carlos12001]

Mines definitely better on lollipop, you guys should wipe cache partition in addition to a factory reset.

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[Alex Wetzel]

I updated my Note 4 to Lollipop a couple of weeks ago and the phone is faster with better battery life then on Kit Kat. I just cleared the system cache with no factory reset. Hope everyone has the same luck that I did. I'm on 5.0.1 BTW

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Did the same as you and my note 4 runs beautifully.

[skatergirl]

Now that the factory reset has been done (almost 48 hours ago) and things are settling down, I did a stand by test this morning. The phone is using no more and maybe less than 1 percent per hour on standby. I find this fair and a sign the phone is healthy. Today I will use it as normal. I am sure I will get a full day out of the battery again.