2days left, return or stick it out?

[cliffco823]

I am goign to stick it out. I don't have many complaints at all. These is my fourth smart phone and I haven't found one yet that is "complaint free". It's a matter of what you can live with.

 

[VideoEngineerAJS]

your battery is definitely in another league compared to mine....i was happy that in 3 hours it was at like 78% yesterday with barely any use. if my battery was as good as yours, i dont think i would be contemplating on returning the phone

Well and I had my phone unplugged for 2.5 hours this morning and it was at 95% when I unplugged it. I made 3 calls, was on Facebook quite a bit and was messing with the phone the majority of the time. So of that 2.5 hours it was probably awake at least half that time if not 3/4ths that time and my battery went down to 84%.

So I'm not having any issues and I'm in an LTE area.

 

[clucernoni]

For me the #1 battery drainer is the 4g radio. When I'm at home on my Wifi, the battery can last a really long time, but when I'm at work and I barely get any signal, the battery drains like crazy. So turning the 4g radio off would solve a lot of people's problems IMO. I'm also running VirusROM and loving it. Flashing one of the overclocked kernals as we speak.

 

[anonymous239411]

For me the #1 battery drainer is the 4g radio. When I'm at home on my Wifi, the battery can last a really long time, but when I'm at work and I barely get any signal, the battery drains like crazy. So turning the 4g radio off would solve a lot of people's problems IMO. I'm also running VirusROM and loving it. Flashing one of the overclocked kernals as we speak.

When I unplug my phone its probably on 4g for 5-10 mins, as I'm packing up to leave the house. As I'm driving to work its probably on 4g another 10 mins, mind you phone is not being used at all. Once at work its all 3g, so I couldn't conclude for me that 4g would be a battery drainer. If anything it would be the least for me.