- Jan 1, 2014
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When my Galaxy S7 (VZW) is working correctly, I’m really pleased with the battery life. I charge it overnight every night, take it off the charger in the morning, and my only expectation is that it be able to make it through the day without having to charge until the next night. No games, no videos; just email, Facebook, text messages, and news sites. My phone used to be able to do this every day just fine. Best case scenario, I can put my phone on the charger at night with more than 50% battery left:


But lately, out of nowhere, my battery life has been basically cut in half. And the culprit isn’t obvious when looking at the Battery settings. The only thing I notice is that Bluetooth seems to run all the time. In the past, I blamed this on the Fitbit app; specifically, when I turned on notifications on the Fitbit. So I did a factory reset on my phone several days ago, reinstalled everything, and made sure to NOT setup notifications. For almost a week, all was well. And once again, at random, my battery life has tanked again—and Bluetooth is once again running the entire time the phone is off the charger. Not sure if Fitbit is to blame, but even after uninstalling the app, I still see the drain. The only way I've been able to get my all-day battery life back is to do a factory reset.


This is extremely annoying as battery life is half of what I got this phone for. Any ideas on how I can get to the bottom of this? Thanks!


But lately, out of nowhere, my battery life has been basically cut in half. And the culprit isn’t obvious when looking at the Battery settings. The only thing I notice is that Bluetooth seems to run all the time. In the past, I blamed this on the Fitbit app; specifically, when I turned on notifications on the Fitbit. So I did a factory reset on my phone several days ago, reinstalled everything, and made sure to NOT setup notifications. For almost a week, all was well. And once again, at random, my battery life has tanked again—and Bluetooth is once again running the entire time the phone is off the charger. Not sure if Fitbit is to blame, but even after uninstalling the app, I still see the drain. The only way I've been able to get my all-day battery life back is to do a factory reset.


This is extremely annoying as battery life is half of what I got this phone for. Any ideas on how I can get to the bottom of this? Thanks!
