How?
That's actually not as good as you think.
Add up the usage time and estimated time and you get 24:33
Seems like the LG G3 battery only lasts one solid day.
Trust me I have debloated the heck out of this thing and still have issues with battery drain.
However, before I rooted and debloated I got a solid 3-4 days off one charge.
I had all google stuff disabled though and deleted what I could stock.
From the looks of it, you do not have good battery time.
Looks like you are getting about 15:30 hours total.
Not good at all.
I think you are confused, I replied to stevovr and his total time is 15:33 hours.
The orginal poster Dark has 24:30 total.
Both of these guys phones are not lasting much more than a day.
Also Dark has not been "off" battery, that's the time he has had the phone on and in use since off the charger.
You need to get better acquainted with android before you or anyone else thinks they are getting great battery life.
That's is 5 hours of screen "ON" time during the total 15:33 hours it has been off the charger.
That is not good and anyone can get that SOT.
When I root..what voids my warranty? And if I don't want to root anymore, how do I unroot?
I will gladly post pictures of my battery stats once I get things sorted out to the best it can be on my G3.
I just ordered a 3850mAh battery and it should be here today.
However I am going to have to do three full charge cycles on it to get normal battery stats.
Once I get things sorted out on the stock battery I will post its battery stats.
Then I will test the new battery and perform its first time charging cycles.
After that I will post those battery stats.
This will take some time as I have not perfected my system settings on the G3 to what I call good battery time.
One day is not good battery use and should be considered normal.
Three to five days is what good battery usage is and is only done by tinkering with the phones setup.
It is not done by just using apps like greenify or other battery savers that do more harm than good.
There is a lot more to the android OS than just closing foreground and background processes.
Things like receivers always restart the apps when you do something on the phone.
Google always listens to everything single thing you do on android.
That is why google services uses a lot of battery.
Right now I am working on finding out what packages I can disable or delete in the android OS.
Android OS and Android system are always at the top of my battery stats.
Will keep all posted.