Hey everyone!
I realize that any number of things can affect how fast a phone's battery drains. However, this case feels a bit odd to me.
In the middle of using my phone, it will randomly start hemorrhaging battery percentage. Today, for example, it went from 57% to 32% instantaneously (I was browsing Reddit and had no other apps open), and then lost a percentage point every second or so until it jumped from 15% to 0 and shut itself off. I plugged it in to charge, and once it was charging, it indicated that it was at 57%.
This has happened four times now. The phone will 'die', but the second I plug it in to charge, it will be back to where it was before it died. I can unplug it and use it freely.
It seems as though something responsible for monitoring battery life THINKS it is dying long before it actually does.
My phone is a T-Mobile Revvl, for reference.
Any thoughts?
I realize that any number of things can affect how fast a phone's battery drains. However, this case feels a bit odd to me.
In the middle of using my phone, it will randomly start hemorrhaging battery percentage. Today, for example, it went from 57% to 32% instantaneously (I was browsing Reddit and had no other apps open), and then lost a percentage point every second or so until it jumped from 15% to 0 and shut itself off. I plugged it in to charge, and once it was charging, it indicated that it was at 57%.
This has happened four times now. The phone will 'die', but the second I plug it in to charge, it will be back to where it was before it died. I can unplug it and use it freely.
It seems as though something responsible for monitoring battery life THINKS it is dying long before it actually does.
My phone is a T-Mobile Revvl, for reference.
Any thoughts?
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