Amazing Battery.

[superbleester]

You guys won't believe this. Look! Screenshot should be somewhere.

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[Nakrohtap]

What's the screen on time? 10 minutes? Just curious.

 

[superbleester]

No....

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[panerai7]

What do you have it strapped to your car battery?
Mine with the OEM extended battery lasts 10-12 hours tops

 

[cstamatin13]

Got u beat. Check it out. For reals too.

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[cstamatin13]

These too

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[cstamatin13]

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[theneighbor]

OK so...rom? kernel?

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[superbleester]

Rom is AOKP Milestone 4
Kernel Franco
Stock battery.

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[radgatt]

Must be nice

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[flybass]

...we all are getting about the same battery performance. some of us just don't use the phone...

 

[cstamatin13]

I use my phone plenty. Pics to prove. Running liquid 1.1 with liquid stock kernel. Which is lean 2.3 exp 230. Been running the smoothest and best batt I've ever gotten. Was a solid gummy fan being the next in line for battery life but liquid is far superior with more mods but lighter. IMO. Still has a few minor bugs, but less than others for sure. By 2.0 it'll be unbeatable. Straight out.

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[cstamatin13]

Stock battery too. Forgot

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[turdbogls]

4g/3g/wifi? anything like juice defender or anything like that. i noticed you didn't have a data connection in one of the screen shots.

and while i am not a battery life Nut (almost always have a charger available and have a spare to swap in) i am still jealous since i went about 6 hours (down to 30%) of 3g only, took a couple pics, sent a few pics to facebook and some friends, and maybe 10 texts on my extended battery. convinced it was my ROM/kernal combo though.

 

[rcpa]

Yeah, the Franco kernel helps a lot. I don't know exactly what it does differently, but it works. I listen to podcasts stored on my phone most of the day using my bluetooth stereo headphones. Before using the franco kernel, I would consume 7-8% of the battery per hour while listening to the podcasts. After flashing the franco kernel, I'm down to about 4% an hour while listening to podcasts. Also, when idle, my phone used to consume 3-4% and hour just sitting there. After flashing the franco kernel, the it uses near 0% an hour while idle. When my phone is idle, I get long stretches of a flat line on the battery graph.