LG G6: Are my Phone Idle Consumption and Charging Speed normal?

[eneuro]

Is my phone defective or is that the case with everyone? With wi-fi on and AOD on - for 16h of idle - 652 mah, for 8 hours of sleep everything off - 200 mah (weird thing i went to sleep with 99% battery and woke up at 98%). Today no backround apps no aod nothing - 7 hours - 230 mah. Is this normal, is everyone getting similar results or is there something wrong wit my device?
Coming from my G3 for the same 16 hours it barely used 100 mah.

Also what about charging speed. From 0-100% for around 1:45, thats around 1$ per minute, also form today got from 9 to 100 in 1:40, using stock charger, I'm guessing that's normal?

 

[benjamin19]

Is my phone defective or is that the case with everyone? With wi-fi on and AOD on - for 16h of idle - 652 mah, for 8 hours of sleep everything off - 200 mah (weird thing i went to sleep with 99% battery and woke up at 98%). Today no backround apps no aod nothing - 7 hours - 230 mah. Is this normal, is everyone getting similar results or is there something wrong wit my device?
Coming from my G3 for the same 16 hours it barely used 100 mah.

Also what about charging speed. From 0-100% for around 1:45, thats around 1$ per minute, also form today got from 9 to 100 in 1:40, using stock charger, I'm guessing that's normal?

I don't have my exact numbers, but my wife and I both have the g6 and I noticed that phone idle was always one of the top things in the battery list, both over 400 mah. Our usages are totally different. I am always connected to Android Wear and usually some Bluetooth headphones. My biggest batteries drain is an app called xDrip that connects to my Dexcom continuous glucose monitor.

My wife on the other hand is a normal user. She gets home after work with nearly 2 hours screen on time, and still at 60% battery left. She gets absolutely great battery life and still has phone issue stats like you have.

As far as charge time I can't actually tell because am actively using the phone while it's charging, which allows the rate down, but I would say I'm getting at least 1% per minute.