Hello im a newbie a.k.a noob here just want to ask and learn more about android n etc.. just want to check with the expert the condition of my battery.. Not sure something wrong or it is normal..
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Naa m8 thats pretty normal I get around 12hrs with heavy usage
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Okayyy thanks alot sir... and anpther qurstion ive read some of the topic here it appears that the stock usb cable is kinda messed up.. and make the phone charge really slow.. if that happens to me.. can it cause battery dmg if i were to let it charge for 8-10hrs?
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blade30p said:
Naa m8 thats pretty normal I get around 12hrs with heavy usage
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Are you serious? Please define heavy usage.
I barely last about 3 - 4 hours with my "heavy usage "
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No problem.. U can charge it as long as u like,, i charge my phone the same way but if u want ur phone to charge faster, try charging via socket and not the computer/laptop
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Are you serious? Please define heavy usage.
I barely last about 3 - 4 hours with my "heavy usage "
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I managed to kill mine in under 2hrs lol.. 12hrs if I leave it unattended
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xcly said:
I managed to kill mine in under 2hrs lol.. 12hrs if I leave it unattended
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Well, that pretty heavy usage...
I can do that intentionally by repeatedly backup restore system in recovery, 3d game with all Wi-Fi, GPS, BT, highest brightness...etc
But my daily usage costs me about 250% of battery as I have 3 battery with me...
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Well, that pretty heavy usage...
I can do that intentionally by repeatedly backup restore system in recovery, 3d game with all Wi-Fi, GPS, BT, highest brightness...etc
But my daily usage costs me about 250% of battery as I have 3 battery with me...
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Ah well overclocked so it uses more battery. Playing games while listening to internet radio on 3g takes a large toll on batteries.. just bought a portable charger to compensate for it
As for the original post, I take it you left it overnight, or haven't used it much for a good few hours. 10-20% drain is normal for a 8hr standby, unless you have battery draining apps (most IM apps, google now, gmapps etc)
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Thanks for all the reply.. really helpfull i got a difrent question a really noob 1.. i root my phone.. now how do i remove the pre install apps on my s3?? Do i need a specific apps.. as for the battery issue ny cable already start to act funny it took me 4hrs to get to 81% from 43% gonna change the cable and see if it works.. huuu
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One method is to navigate using a file explorer to /system/app and delete apks you don't want. Not the stock one. Use astro or es file explorer. Titanium backup is a very useful tool for backing up apps and app data. Can also be used to uninstall system apps. Both methods require root permission.
As for which apps you can delete, search for safe apps to delete on xda or google and you should come across a thread.
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Hi!
I am searching for a app for the battery temperature that it will be shown on the bar like the clock and the mobile network signal . And the wifi signal.
Dose any one know any suggestions?
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vasilisf7 said:
Hi!
I am searching for a app for the battery temperature that it will be shown on the bar like the clock and the mobile network signal . And the wifi signal.
Dose any one know any suggestions?
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Try Battery Monitor Widget [3c]
I prefer not using an app for that
i think it even drains more your battery
And how am I going to know my battery temperature?
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vasilisf7 said:
And how am I going to know my battery temperature?
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Hi,
*#0228# in the dialpad (in the phone app I mean) ...
viking37 said:
Hi,
*#0228# in the dialpad (in the phone app I mean) ...
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Thx but can't always dial up *#0228# to se temp. Is ther something else that wil have just that temp that won't be eating up my battery?
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vasilisf7 said:
And how am I going to know my battery temperature?
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You say that as if it is actually important
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Use battery monitor widget as recommended above. You can even set alarms to go off of it is over a certain temperature. Don't worry it won't significantly use any battery itself. It only logs what the phone is already monitoring in the background.
As to why it might be important, well prolonged use of the battery at to high of a temperature will dramatically reduce its life span.
Plenty of us live in countries where it could be an issue. For example if I use it as a GPS in the summer on my windscreen it will soon get too hot. It's good to know if I'm running into problems.
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corrsea said:
Use battery monitor widget as recommended above. You can even set alarms to go off of it is over a certain temperature. Don't worry it won't significantly use any battery itself. It only logs what the phone is already monitoring in the background.
As to why it might be important, well prolonged use of the battery at to high of a temperature will dramatically reduce its life span.
Plenty of us live in countries where it could be an issue. For example if I use it as a GPS in the summer on my windscreen it will soon get too hot. It's good to know if I'm running into problems.
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The battery monitor says that my battery life is good! Is there a problem with the battery? Shouldn't say very good
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Hey guys.
I have a sgs2 the g Model from europe. I am in australia now.since 2 weeks the battery drains very fast. I tried another battery and varius Roms.but its all the Same. My phone got very hot some days. Does anybody have an idea what might be the problem?
Thanks
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I forgot. Its also charging very fast. :-/ ????
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how fast?
tried charging it via usb port on a PC/Laptop?
I get 80% in like ~2h. I once activatet the fast charge script.but After i recognized the problem i wiped all and flashed other roms. Might be an Hardware Problem? Everything is working but drains too fast
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I don't know autralian voltage, but 2 hs sound about right to me.
Try to find out what is that is draining your battery, what are you doing diffrently since you got there.
Try pluggin it to the pc/laptop, let it juice up and then see if it drops like when charged via AC.
I didnt change anything. Is it possible hat somethings wrong with the Hardware? I got 50 % usage by the display. But i set it to very dark. I dont understand it: (
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Has your phone switch from 3G to H or H+?
Yes it switches to h and h+ sometimes. But i think its the same in flight mode.
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Leave australia for a day, go to New Zeland or something
I don't know what to put here...any ideas?
I hope its because i am here. In 12 days ill be back in germany. So first i will check it there. Anway...dos an body habe another idea?
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QuAn64m said:
I hope its because i am here. In 12 days ill be back in germany. So first i will check it there. Anway...dos an body habe another idea?
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Better battery stats for the wakelocks and cpu spy to see if your device is deep sleeping
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OK i try it. But in general could it be an Hardware fault?
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Try JuiceDefender app. Works very well for me!
I am using an AC switch that generates 230 Volts out of the 12 Volts cigarette thing from our car. Might it be that this is not working fine with my device?
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just in case somebodys reading this.. i solved my problem by unrooting the phone and flashed the stock samsung rom via odin. first i flashed the old bootloader to remove the binary counter with an usb jig..now i get more than 24 h with the battery
Last night when my phone was awake full night(screenshot below) due to the phone application. When i kept my phone battery was 97% and was on flight(airplane) mode and in morning the battery was 72 i.e. 26% drained in about 7 hours.. though now when i restarted my mobile its working fine now but what was the problem?
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deepanshuchg said:
Last night when my phone was awake full night(screenshot below) due to the phone application. When i kept my phone battery was 97% and was on flight(airplane) mode and in morning the battery was 72 i.e. 26% drained in about 7 hours.. though now when i restarted my mobile its working fine now but what was the problem?
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were you charging all night?
No, the phone was not charging
Also 2 months back( when phone was running 4.0.4) once the screen of the phone was ON full night ( i forgot to switched screen off manually) and battery was drained abt 60% when i woke up
PS: now the phone is running 4.1.2
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BetterBatteryStats to see what's waking it up
I have Gsam battery app and it also showed that the phone app keep it awake at that time
Also the screen shot I posted clearly shows it that phone keep awake it for 8 hours
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Repeat read post 4.
Gsam battery app REMOVE
jje
Did you guys means I should install
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.asksven.betterbatterystats
And uninstall Gsam and if so is there any free variant of this available?
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deepanshuchg said:
Did you guys means I should install
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.asksven.betterbatterystats
And uninstall Gsam and if so is there any free variant of this available?
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Try XDA Better Battery Stats thread .
jje
Can someone guide me to that (link please)?
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deepanshuchg said:
Can someone guide me to that (link please)?
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GOOGLE >>> Better Battery Stats xda
I am not going to search for you .
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GOOGLE >>> Better Battery Stats xda
I am not going to search for you .
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Ohh thanks for your kindness then
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I had a somewhat similar problem (except it was Maps, and it wasn't keeping it awake as much as yours was) and couldn't figure out what the heck it was.
Personally I'd reccomend Wake Lock Detector (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.uzumapps.wakelockdetector&hl=en) to see what keeps the phone awake.. But uninstall it after, it can drain battery..
It's fine ? Battery runs down very rapidly, I tried to replace Rom deleted everything and still nothing helps
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Oh come on, that's good enough!
Seems your phone is continuesly awake during all tine, check your back ground apps, I also would like to know your screen on time.
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Use an apps to monitor what service / application is running when the screen is off.
For that, you can use "Battery Battery Stats" for example. (available on Google Play).
Betterbatterystats
How I can fix battery drain
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alonv2000 said:
Betterbatterystats
How I can fix battery drain
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use BBS over at least 24 hours not forty seconds .
jje
Hello. I have such a problem, namely my battery drains hard :S Using 3 g internet it can't survive more than 5 hours ( I admit that the screen us turned if for maximum 50% of this time... Is it normal??
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Also on wifi 1 hour is like 20% baterry :S It sucks because even my LG l9 has better battery time with much larger screen
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Obviousely screen and mediaserver consume most of it.
You were playing a game or watching a video?
By some tests I did a 2.5 hours HD movie on youtube wifi drained 51-56% battery. Screen brightness,adaptive power saving mode, indoors.
My standby drain is around 1% per hour with wifi on.(no data)
So I think it is normal.
Only used fb messanger
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king960 said:
Only used fb messanger
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It doesn't even show on stats, used how, voice/video?
Look cus I'm busy today
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king960 said:
Hello. I have such a problem, namely my battery drains hard :S Using 3 g internet it can't survive more than 5 hours ( I admit that the screen us turned if for maximum 50% of this time... Is it normal??
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try calibrating your battery https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nema.batterycalibration&hl=lv
or reset battery stats manually thru cwm recovery.