This is a follow up of an older thread here: http://forums.androidcentral.com/samsung-galaxy-s7-edge/650264-galaxy-s7-edge-doesnt-have-doze.html
Looks like no one follows that one anymore and I'm late to the conversation.
The S7 is the best phone I've ever owned, but it's not without some niggles. Chief among them right now is the fact that I don't think Doze is doing its job. When my phone reaches 100%, the pops up a notification constantly, buzzes, and lights up the screen to tell me that it's at 100%. Thanks, phone, good for you. But it's 2AM and I don't need you to do that. So I unplug and go to sleep. By morning, the battery has discharged what I consider to be a higher than normal amount.
My carrier is T-Mobile, I have Do Not Disturb on, I've closed out of all apps, I don't have a smartwatch (or any bluetooth connection at all).
With Always On Display active, the battery discharges 2.48% per hour.
With AOD disabled, the battery discharges 2.22% per hour.
Going over my battery graph, it never shows any of the plateaus that you associate with Doze kicking in. Is this normal? Has anyone had better results?
Looks like no one follows that one anymore and I'm late to the conversation.
The S7 is the best phone I've ever owned, but it's not without some niggles. Chief among them right now is the fact that I don't think Doze is doing its job. When my phone reaches 100%, the pops up a notification constantly, buzzes, and lights up the screen to tell me that it's at 100%. Thanks, phone, good for you. But it's 2AM and I don't need you to do that. So I unplug and go to sleep. By morning, the battery has discharged what I consider to be a higher than normal amount.
My carrier is T-Mobile, I have Do Not Disturb on, I've closed out of all apps, I don't have a smartwatch (or any bluetooth connection at all).
With Always On Display active, the battery discharges 2.48% per hour.
With AOD disabled, the battery discharges 2.22% per hour.
Going over my battery graph, it never shows any of the plateaus that you associate with Doze kicking in. Is this normal? Has anyone had better results?