Lollipop 5.0 battery AT&T

[aspiller1998]

Hi all, here I have posted screens shots of my battery. So far so good, I'm getting the same screen time I did on 4.4.4. Does everything look good to your guys? Thanks!

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[Shadowpdx]

36 hours and no problems.....no overheating.....no drain

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[aspiller1998]

36 hours and no problems.....no overheating.....no drain
Good
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[troshs]

It looks to me as if the OP's phone has a lot of wake locks. What this means is that while the screen is off, the phone is waking itself up internally to run some apps. My suggestion would be to download something like Wakelock Detector to see what is causing the problem. If the battery life seems okay for your use, however, the best thing would be to leave well enough alone. 15 hours isn't bad.

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[belodion]

Yes, your Android System reading is high, OP....that is probably related to the wakelocks. You could probably get even better screen-on time, and battery life in general, if you can fix those.
It's also a good idea - though a nuisance - to avoid heavy discharges, and recharge at about 40% battery charge remaining.

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[aspiller1998]

Ok umm yeah it's going down fast now and as you can see the awake bar is on a lot... how do I figure out what's causing this? I already did a factory reset and still having the issue.

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[ryetronics]

Following. Having the exact same issue.

I've also noticed that since upgrading to Lollipop 5.0 on AT&T, it my phone is plugged in and charging and a notification pops up, the screen stays on indefinitely, even when locked, instead of turning off a few seconds after the notification.

 

[aspiller1998]

This is so frustrating. If I put my phone into safe mode it hardly wakes up at all. So it has to be an app? Right?? Idk, but it's so frustrating! I need help, suggestions, fixes??

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[ryetronics]

I just tried this and have yet to see if it really makes a difference, but I thought this post could be related. FYI, disabling the Unified Daemon will kill your AccuWeather temp reading on the lock screen (if you use that).

http://androidforums.com/threads/unified-daemon-eur-using-too-much-battery.847288/

 

[aspiller1998]

I just tried this and have yet to see if it really makes a difference, but I thought this post could be related. FYI, disabling the Unified Daemon will kill your AccuWeather temp reading on the lock screen (if you use that).

http://androidforums.com/threads/unified-daemon-eur-using-too-much-battery.847288/

I'll try it, I don't use it nor is it even running right now. But I don't care as long as it (hopefully) fixes it.

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[troshs]

Hopefully that solution solved your problem... I just found out you have to be rooted to use Wakelock Detector. Ugh.

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[aspiller1998]

Hopefully that solution solved your problem... I just found out you have to be rooted to use Wakelock Detector. Ugh.

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Didn't work, still having the issue...

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[troshs]

If you have any apps like Amazon, Instagram, Spotify, etc disable those to see if anything changes. Those tend to be the biggest wakelockers.

 

[aspiller1998]

If you have any apps like Amazon, Instagram, Spotify, etc disable those to see if anything changes. Those tend to be the biggest wakelockers.

Ok, I'll try

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