Note 4 - Post your battery life screens and info

[justvalencia]

Are you using stock battery?

Yes. I just had my note 4 for 4days and so far battery life has been amazing. I can even use my Mobile data in a
bad reception area and still get good battery.

 

[mak916]

Yes. I just had my note 4 for 4days and so far battery life has been amazing. I can even use my Mobile data in a
bad reception area and still get good battery.

How many apps do you have and are you running Lollipop yet? I was getting really good battery life until Lollipop.

 

[Aw Sam]

I'm just upgraded my note 4 to lollipop 5.0.1 last week and I'm very happy with the battery life, it's definitely better compare to KitKat 4.4.4

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[Princepia]

Something important about reporting battery times and comparing. While I'm not doubting the knowledge of the battery readings, there is something I think people leave out.

So people are like "Omg I don't get 7 hours of screen on time! I only get 4!or 5!"

Remember, some people are only posting their screen on time. If I charge my phone to 100% and the unplug it and use it CONSTANTLY (checking Facebook, watching some youtube videos, texting, etc. Not letting the screen go off for longer than a few moments) I can get 6 or 7 hours or more of screen on time. BUT if you use your phone like a normal person, and it sits in standby for awhile, that time that it's in standby is still taking away from your screen on time. Which I think is why we see some people only reporting 5 hours or 4 hours. If you leave your phone alone for quote awhile, then use it a lot for quick bursts, remember that the time between use is still taking power and reducing your screen on time.

Again, I'm not saying there are people who don't get 6 or 7 hours of screen on time but how you use your phone is going to variably affect how much you get. Sometimes I think we forget this.

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[t11rmh]

If I don't turn my screen on my Note4 says it week will last 4 days. With moderate useage I get over a day out of it.

Posted via a kicking Note4 on Lollipop.

 

[godzillinois]

Something important about reporting battery times and comparing. While I'm not doubting the knowledge of the battery readings, there is something I think people leave out.

So people are like "Omg I don't get 7 hours of screen on time! I only get 4!or 5!"

Remember, some people are only posting their screen on time. If I charge my phone to 100% and the unplug it and use it CONSTANTLY (checking Facebook, watching some youtube videos, texting, etc. Not letting the screen go off for longer than a few moments) I can get 6 or 7 hours or more of screen on time. BUT if you use your phone like a normal person, and it sits in standby for awhile, that time that it's in standby is still taking away from your screen on time. Which I think is why we see some people only reporting 5 hours or 4 hours. If you leave your phone alone for quote awhile, then use it a lot for quick bursts, remember that the time between use is still taking power and reducing your screen on time.

Again, I'm not saying there are people who don't get 6 or 7 hours of screen on time but how you use your phone is going to variably affect how much you get. Sometimes I think we forget this.

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I tried that once, accidentally used my phone nearly non stop after fully charging it. My screen on time was pretty much the same

 

[jlczl]

I don't use power saving mode nor do I use fast charging. I have WiFi on all day and Bluetooth as well for my Gear S, Gear Circle and Moto 360. I sync one Gmail account all day, greenify user apps, have max auto brightness set, but I disable location unless I need it and I disable a lot of Google's app sniffing, monitoring, location services, etc per the recommendation of the developer of my custom ROM of choice which is FireKat v11x.

 

[jwt873]

This is far from typical use, (35% after 2 days 19 hours on battery), but I thought I'd post it out of interest... I didn't use my phone much for a couple of days. It was sitting on a kitchen shelf most of the time.

I had one hour screen time, about 30 minutes talk time, and it received about 50 emails. WiFi and Bluetooth were on and the phone was pushing notifications to my Gear 2 watch. I don't have any power saving modes set.