Screen shots above. Im off the charger for 14-18 hr every day. The lowest SOT ive had was 3:50 ish, was using my phone as a flashlight for an hour while working on a car in the dark.
Droid Turbo: Battery Life
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Screen shots above. Im off the charger for 14-18 hr every day. The lowest SOT ive had was 3:50 ish, was using my phone as a flashlight for an hour while working on a car in the dark.
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It just depends on if you like having a constant signal or not.
ATT and Sprint people get horrible reception in the hospital where I work.My problem is...I want to know why. I'm inquisitive by nature. Was an auto tech for 6 years. I couldn't just replace a part. I NEEDED to know why it failed. Why is verizons network such a damn battery hog? They have great data coverage. It doesn't make sense...
It's still uncertain if the "Moto Maxx" is going to be released for US carriers. If it is, I guarantee the battery life is leaps and bounds over then Turbo. I will certainly buy one and test it if its available here.
I got outta my d*m* bed just to agree with you Robisan. I've followed that Moto X battery thread since I pre-ordered my Motomaker X on 10/3. Ain't no way even 1% of those people are getting 6hrs screen time with 14-20hr up time. This guy is straight trolling...better yet... He is the 1%
Peace out. Turbozzzzzzzz
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Its possible on a carrier other than Verizon though. The issue were realizing now is it may be a mix of KitKat & Verizon.
And out of bed? Haha, who you kidding? You're in bed with the phone!
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What happened to "Unfollowed, unsubscribed, turbofied homogonized turbo activated"?
I've posted my screen shots, a link to where others are getting similar results. Better yet, how about YOUR response to my screen shots in that thread!! lol
And the link to that page :
http://forums.androidcentral.com/mo...post-your-end-day-battery-screen-shots-9.html
So who's the troll here?
He not only followed that thread, but claimed to get similar results to me. Pretty interesting.
Also, in the same thread YOU posted in, on the same page there's a screen shot of one with over 1 day total time and 5:14 SOT. I do this for a living, you're not fooling anyone.
Not getting out of bed to respond this time I'll assume. But in that thread we started to discuss the network discrepancies, and someone even started a poll to try and figure out if the battery differences were network related. I'd really love to see what the Turbo would do on a GSM network..
You got 5.5hrs (not 6) of SOT with 10hrs (not 16-20) of total up time...with very good signal the whole time. Read my WHOLE comment - I followed with a caveat that these times are cut in half in my usual work (and home) areas where there is poor signal.
Nothing about your absurd claims are close to the real life average experience of X users on VZW, except the cutting times in half part...since most of us VZW users are in low to medium 4g signal the majority of our day.
Nighty night.
Sent Turbo-fast from my bulletproof 64GB Droid Turbo
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Here's my screen shots as of right now. Possibly the worst I've gotten so far. I was on a mountain searching for someone for almost 2 hours with no signal. And I could still squeeze 5 hours of SOT if I take it further..
The Turbo doubles that. What's your point? Do you want a Turbo? Then buy one. If not then stop dumping on Turbo threads.
Sent Turbo-fast from my bulletproof 64GB Droid Turbo
Sent Turbo-fast from my bulletproof 64GB Droid Turbo
You must've missed the screen shots i ATTACHED ABOVE where I had 5:46 SOT over 16 hours. Or the links where there are others getting 5, 6, 6:30 SOT with 16 hr to OVER A DAY total time.
It's not my problem you're in a low to medium signal area most of the day. I'm not, and I've proven my battery time.
On a serious note...how old are you? I mean, your avatar picture shows a middle aged man. But judging by your responses, both grammar and maturity I'd guess you to be far younger. Either way, your assumptions of me A) being a troll, B) not having a job, and C) being a democrat are completely wrong. But that's neither here nor there. I've posted useful info with facts, screen shots etc. You've managed to call me a troll, and make assumptions of me personally with no real contributions to the discussion.
As a matter of fact, I do want a turbo. Which is why I follow the device and am curious as to the battery life issues. I'm not dumping on anything, trying to figure out a valid concern.
But you claim the turbo does double that? So are you now going to provide screen shots of 36hr total on time with 7hr SOT? Or are you just spewing?
But you claim the turbo does double that? So are you now going to provide screen shots of 36hr total on time with 7hr SOT? Or are you just spewing?
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I have not decided yet on the DT....but I am an original Droid Razr Maxx user from day 1 (Feb 2012). I've been able to eke out 2 days on it even recently, with light usage in a mountainous/not greatest signal area, on an almost 3 year old battery, so of course this whole thread is of high interest to me.
I am very curious about why so many of your screenshots show WiFi always on? Perhaps it is that I still have unlimited data, but I keep WiFi and GPS turned off unless I actually have need of them.
What is the benefit of having those two radios always drawing charge?
I am very curious about why so many of your screenshots show WiFi always on? Perhaps it is that I still have unlimited data, but I keep WiFi and GPS turned off unless I actually have need of them.
What is the benefit of having those two radios always drawing charge?
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WiFi is better on the battery if you're connected. I don't turn WiFi off just so it connects automatically and I don't need the minimal battery savings. Also, I no longer have unlimited data but even when I did I still did things the same.
LTE - 5 Mbps
WiFi - 130 Mbps
So you can really see why I'd do it.
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Wouldn't unchecking "Only When Plugged In" be problematic? What's the point of being on WiFi if that is toggled?
I had it unplugged with heavy use for 8 hours and went from 100% to 30%. Not bad if you ask me. My DNA would have been dead in an hour. Lol.
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Keep the WiFi on always on or else it will turn off and go back to 4g data. WiFi is better on battery.
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