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Dennis Ou

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This is another battery post, but I don't think it's been addressed. Is it me or does the first 10% drop faster then it begins to stablize after the first 10

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I've noticed this too. My phone hits 99% almost immediately after taking it off the charger. After 90%, it drains at a slower rate.
 

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Maybe it's the chargers we use. Mine is a slow charger that is plugged S6 all night, about 7 hours straight. I don't see the rapid drop to 90%, it is much slower and gradual. Right now I'd trade crappy battery life to get rid of my screen sensitivity issues :(
 

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I've had an android phone since 2009, and it has pretty much always dropped quickly from 100 to 90, and then evens out. HTC phones were the worst, they would fall to 80 before straightening itself out.

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Sat in a meeting for almost an hour and a half, it was still at 100%

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Ok just wanted to make sure I wasn't the only one. So there is no solution? It's just a thing?

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I believe it's the way all lithium ion batteries discharge, or at least for phones. The first 10% or so drops faster then it stabilizes after that.I can't find the website I read it off of, someone linked to it in another post on here, but I think it's for battery health.
 

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Lol absolute BS.

Not everyone is having battery issues. The battery not draining a percent in standby in "almost an hour and a half" isn't BS. Not probable, but not impossible, either.

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Dennis Ou

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Also for the people with good battery life, what would be the ideal percentage drop if u aren't gaming and just Web browsing on Chrome or FB for example u drop 1% per 5 mins or something. I'm not asking because I have bad battery life just wondering how my battery life matches up

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Not at all, he is describing my battery performance on standby and more perfectly. Some of us got lucky with the battery life.

Wow!! What I wouldn't give for that! I'm back to roughly 5% per hour standby drain on WiFi now that the Cell standby bug has reappeared. The S6 sure does have potential which is what keeps me hopeful for a permanent fix one day!
 

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Also for the people with good battery life, what would be the ideal percentage drop if u aren't gaming and just Web browsing on Chrome or FB for example u drop 1% per 5 mins or something. I'm not asking because I have bad battery life just wondering how my battery life matches up

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This isn't an exact tested number but I have been watching my battery while using my phone and it seams to drop 1% every 4 or 5 minutes . As far as stand by time I have never really looked into that with my phone yet.

This is with most things turned off though. I only turn things like GPS or Bluetooth on when I actually need them . Wifi off also. My phone does better than my s5 did and I have all the settings pretty much set exactly the same as I did on my s5

On verizon.
 

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Wow!! What I wouldn't give for that! I'm back to roughly 5% per hour standby drain on WiFi now that the Cell standby bug has reappeared. The S6 sure does have potential which is what keeps me hopeful for a permanent fix one day!
I lose 5% overnite(7hrs)on standby. Being in a meeting for and hour and a half on standby i could certainly see staying to 100%. My S6 has been up for 9 hours and I'm down to 48%. This included loads of extra stuff today due to my screen insensitivity issue I was dealing with. Numerous Cache cleanings, rebootings and tons of web browsing looking for the cure. I'm very happy with that. A few of us are able to count ourselves lucky regarding battery usage/life. I'm on Verizon, not T-(batt issues)Mobile. So maybe makes some difference. Hope everyone gets it sorted.
 

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I find standby time great overnight on WiFi but once I'm on LTE and outdoors, the standby drain is noticeably increased. I find Google Services becomes more of a battery hog and Facebook too. I'm still on my 2nd charge though so I have a lot of fine tuning left to do.
 

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Sat in a meeting for almost an hour and a half, it was still at 100%

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Had that happen to me after I had the phone for a few days. I was so excited. It didn't last and never happened again.

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Had that happen to me after I had the phone for a few days. I was so excited. It didn't last and never happened again.

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Had mine two weeks yesterday. I was in a seminar today for three hours. At 99%.
 

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