Note 5 Battery life thread

In my quest to find my battery drain, I disabled the Gmail app and have been trying the stock app. My battery was okay-ish today, but I found the fact that the email app used so much battery today pretty interesting... I have 3 accounts, all hosted on Gmail, synching to the phone, with peak time doing it every 15 minutes and otherwise every 1 or 2 hours. Any input here? Could there be something in one of my accounts that is causing issues with email?
 

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Umm.. Gmail you don't set sync time though. I have 4 Gmail accounts that sync. Your email is high. You don't need the sync like that for push notifications, IIRC.

I'm guessing the sync time is causing it.
 
I'll go back to Gmail app and see how that does. I was kinda figuring the constant push might be using more than only having it do it once in awhile, but we'll see today
 
I am still at work hardly used phone since I'm very busy at work look at and awesome idle standby
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No, it's push email, which I assume is constant. I was thinking normal email, if I slowed it down, might fix it. Clearly it did not

Gmail worked great for me for gmail. Once I used it also to check my hotmail account, it was draining battery. Took that off...its great again. I just wanted one app for all emails...so went to AquaMail. But for your information (my experience)...Gmail app was draining when syncing other email accounts other than Gmail.
 
Gmail worked great for me for gmail. Once I used it also to check my hotmail account, it was draining battery. Took that off...its great again. I just wanted one app for all emails...so went to AquaMail. But for your information (my experience)...Gmail app was draining when syncing other email accounts other than Gmail.

I use Outlook app for my email. My company is Google Apps for business. I think the Gmail app does drain battery faster than others. It can't be measured and wish it could.

However I noticed that all day use Outlook app used 3% but my Google services and Android OS have seemed to drop combined over 6% than in the past.

I started tracking it last week and it's consistently lower. Now I will test again and remove Outlook and go back to Gmail to see if the two services increase and end up at top again.

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I generally never have Gmail show up as more than 0.1 of my battery use in GSam and I never see it on my battery stats.

These are my settings.
 

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I already disabled Facebook and switched email back to gmail. I can barely make it a day with 3 hours screen time. Wish there was an easy way to see that it was low signal causing a drain... also wish Verizon would stop being a **** and allow WiFi calling, my voip system (8x8) works perfectly fine on my phone
 

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Yeah... just wish I could KNOW because in these screenshots I posted, a lot of the time was in 4/5 bar signal