I have noticed that battery life increased as I went on. Perhaps yours is taking a little longer. If nothing else I definitely recommend the spare battery kitI bought it the day it came out. Oct. 17
My battery life is not impressive at all. I am a heavy user but this is on a moderate use.
However, I have been on 4G/3G all day today. And inside the building (at work) my phone struggles to get even 3G so keeps switching between 3G and 1X. On Note 3, I would be lucky to get 1X or a single bar of cell signal)
I have been listening to music the most of the time (it was an experiment, found it did not drain the battery significantly)
I have the sync on for a lot of my accounts (weather widgets, facebook, twitter, google, email, messaging, headsup notification widget, etc)
I have a live wallpaper (which, I have been told, can use up battery)
Bluetooth on - but I have used it for only a short time today.
Location on
Wifi Off (since I am not allowed to use work wifi)
(I usually keep bluetooth/location/wifi/nfc on almost all the time)
A QUESTION: Why does Wi-fi show a solid blue band when I have wi-fi OFF all the time?
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I'll let the stats speak for themselves. #winning
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Well one of my "secrets" is that at night I put it on ultra power saving mode. I usually lose only 1% if that. I also don't use auto brightness. I adjust it myself. Other than that idk not much else I do.Please enlighten me as to how you are getting g 7 hours of screen on time! Please........ With a cherry on top.
Well one of my "secrets" is that at night I put it on ultra power saving mode. I usually lose only 1% if that. I also don't use auto brightness. I adjust it myself. Other than that idk not much else I do.
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Lol well I only use it during sleep I'd never use it during the daySurprisingly I haven't used UPSM yet. I haven't been in a jam where I would see the use ... And I check my phone to much to want to limit it (I get so many emails everyday ... Ugh! haha. )
Either way... the battery life is awesome on this thing!
I found mine was doing that too with wifi off, it was because the default was for constant wifi scanning, I turned it off and the solid blue line stopped.My battery life is not impressive at all. I am a heavy user but this is on a moderate use.
However, I have been on 4G/3G all day today. And inside the building (at work) my phone struggles to get even 3G so keeps switching between 3G and 1X. On Note 3, I would be lucky to get 1X or a single bar of cell signal)
I have been listening to music the most of the time (it was an experiment, found it did not drain the battery significantly)
I have the sync on for a lot of my accounts (weather widgets, facebook, twitter, google, email, messaging, headsup notification widget, etc)
I have a live wallpaper (which, I have been told, can use up battery)
Bluetooth on - but I have used it for only a short time today.
Location on
Wifi Off (since I am not allowed to use work wifi)
(I usually keep bluetooth/location/wifi/nfc on almost all the time)
A QUESTION: Why does Wi-fi show a solid blue band when I have wi-fi OFF all the time?
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I'd also like to know this. It's been a source of some minor concern to me. List of apps I disabled:Can anyone help me with why Android System and Android OS use so much of the battery on this phone? Same settings that I had on my previous Maxx, but this seems awful to me. I've never had this issue in the past.
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I would try unintelligible whatever apps you have that are showing those two active notifications.I'd also like to know this. It's been a source of some minor concern to me. List of apps I disabled:
1. All AT&T bloatware
2. Dictionary
3. Google Drive
4. Famigo
5. Flipboard
6. Games
7. All Google Play services (except for the Play Store itself)
8. Google Search, Google+
9. Instagram
10. Milk
11. Mobile TV
12. PEN.UP
13. S Health
14. S Voice
15. Samsung Print Service Plugin
16. Uber
17. Wallet
18. Yellow Pages
Also, I disabled the "always allow scanning" under the Wi-Fi settings. The screenshot below is mine from about 2 hours before I posted this; as of this post, I am at 27% with 3 hours 40 minutes screen time, with the list of apps draining battery still in the same positions.
I found mine was doing that too with wifi off, it was because the default was for constant wifi scanning, I turned it off and the solid blue line stopped.
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