methodman89
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Keep in mind that the estimate takes into account that you are going to use the phone the way you've been using it. So it's estimating about 4hrs of sot, and with a mediocre cell strength connection, it seems normal.
I guess I'm just used to using a device that keeps me having all day battery. Ever since I had my V30, I've had amazing battery life without doing anything to conserve it other than lowering brightness to 80%. I've tried different things. Done with it though. I returned it. I'm still going the Samsung route for now though. T-Mobile had a recent deal on the Note 9 brand new and picked one up instead for 200 dollars cheaper than the S10 and only 50 dollars down. 4000 mah battery should last me all day long.
Note 9 one of my favorites , the battery was a beast on itI guess I'm just used to using a device that keeps me having all day battery. Ever since I had my V30, I've had amazing battery life without doing anything to conserve it other than lowering brightness to 80%. I've tried different things. Done with it though. I returned it. I'm still going the Samsung route for now though. T-Mobile had a recent deal on the Note 9 brand new and picked one up instead for 200 dollars cheaper than the S10 and only 50 dollars down. 4000 mah battery should last me all day long.
I guess I'm just used to using a device that keeps me having all day battery. Ever since I had my V30, I've had amazing battery life without doing anything to conserve it other than lowering brightness to 80%. I've tried different things. Done with it though. I returned it. I'm still going the Samsung route for now though. T-Mobile had a recent deal on the Note 9 brand new and picked one up instead for 200 dollars cheaper than the S10 and only 50 dollars down. 4000 mah battery should last me all day long.
I see what you are saying. I don't really like seeing my battery percentage indicator on my S10's lockscreen. My battery life is pretty good - I'm a moderate/light user though. I listen to about an hour of music a day; have data on all day; make a few phone calls; use it for an hour on my lunch break at work; and I can usually come home with about 60-65% left.
Standby time leaves a bit to be desired, to be honest; but I'd rather the battery last the way it is based on my usage patterns.
Welcome to the forums by the way.I'd have to say I'm a light user during the workday. However, my battery life seems to be ok. Actually if I use fast charge all the time, my battery hovers around 70 to 100%. This is because I have wireless fast charging in the car and I'm in the road 30 minutes both ways for work. Generally speaking this S10+ is the best phone I've ever touched.
I see what you are saying. I don't really like seeing my battery percentage indicator on my S10's lockscreen. My battery life is pretty good - I'm a moderate/light user though. I listen to about an hour of music a day; have data on all day; make a few phone calls; use it for an hour on my lunch break at work; and I can usually come home with about 60-65% left.
Standby time leaves a bit to be desired, to be honest; but I'd rather the battery last the way it is based on my usage patterns.
I've already had to replace my s10 after having it less than 3 months. Apparently "Connect your charger"(when it's already connected) is a common issue, aling with estimated charging to full battery ua over 6 hours.
I'm fearful the s10 is under 12 months factory warranty, especially since the phone hadn't been damaged.
I really wanted to like this phone, but it's causing more inconveniences than conveniences for me right now
I've already had to replace my s10 after having it less than 3 months. Apparently "Connect your charger"(when it's already connected) is a common issue, aling with estimated charging to full battery ua over 6 hours.
I'm fearful the s10 is under 12 months factory warranty, especially since the phone hadn't been damaged.
I really wanted to like this phone, but it's causing more inconveniences than conveniences for me right now