DP5 Battery Life - Nexus 6P General

How is your guy's battery holding up on DP5? mine personally seems like it's taken a huge hit coming from a dirty flash of DP4 so I want to see how everyone else is doing and if I've just done something wrong. Post screens please!
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Well, same here after coming dirty from dp4. Atm i had to charge 3 up to 4 times per day. SoT was on WiFi only 1 ½ hour.
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I always held a belief that if you dirty flash, your battery will never be clean. That fact that your android system and OS is king of your battery use, you probably have leftover files the update didn't purge properly. You should do a FDR and that should take your battery issue. After an update and having battery issue, that's the first thing you should do is FDR

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Eric214 said:
I always held a belief that if you dirty flash, your battery will never be clean. That fact that your android system and OS is king of your battery use, you probably have leftover files the update didn't purge properly. You should do a FDR and that should take your battery issue. After an update and having battery issue, that's the first thing you should do is FDR
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I did a complete wipe through TWRP. There was nothing in my internal storage even.
I still have "Android OS" killing my battery.

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Eric214 said:
I always held a belief that if you dirty flash, your battery will never be clean. That fact that your android system and OS is king of your battery use, you probably have leftover files the update didn't purge properly. You should do a FDR and that should take your battery issue. After an update and having battery issue, that's the first thing you should do is FDR
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I've always felt the same thing, but I wanted to check with everyone else before I reset. I wiped and cleared cache and dalvik in TWRP in hopes that would help. But I'm starting to believe that it is an issue with the update since the previous reply flashed clean and is experiencing heavy drain as well.
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chikess said:
Well, same here after coming dirty from dp4. Atm i had to charge 3 up to 4 times per day. SoT was on WiFi only 1 ½ hour.
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At least I'm not the only one in the boat. Did you wipe cache and dalvik?
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I'd wiped everything
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Mine seems fine coming from DP4

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Hey guys, I think I might have finally figured something out to help. If you're still having trouble, check out the guide I just made. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3423448
Would a mod mind to close this thread down for me, please? @Heisenberg
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Ghstudent said:
Hey guys, I think I might have finally figured something out to help. If you're still having trouble, check out the guide I just made. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3423448
Would a mod mind to close this thread down for me, please? @Heisenberg
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We don't generally close threads when they're solved, someone might need to post here in future.

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Heisenberg said:
We don't generally close threads when they're solved, someone might need to post here in future.
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Ah, my apologies! I figured that my other thread was similar enough that this might be considered a duplicate, that's the only reason I requested. If you are fine with it then I have no problems with it! ?
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Ghstudent said:
Ah, my apologies! I figured that my other thread was similar enough that this might be considered a duplicate, that's the only reason I requested. If you are fine with it then I have no problems with it! ?
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This isn't my section so not really my decision anyway, you can hit the report button on the first post and request the mods from this section to take a look and decide whether it should be closed.

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Battery life on the developer previews has always been subpar for me compared to Marshmallow. On MM I usually get 6 hours SOT, while on the DPs I never managed to get more than 4. Since DP5 is almost final, I doubt this will be any different in the release version. If that's the case though, I might as well stay on MM.
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MrMarques01 said:
Battery life on the developer previews has always been subpar for me compared to Marshmallow. On MM I usually get 6 hours SOT, while on the DPs I never managed to get more than 4. Since DP5 is almost final, I doubt this will be any different in the release version. If that's the case though, I might as well stay on MM.
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I traded my gs7 edge (which had horrible standby time) for this phone and when I got it it already had DP4 on it, and I loved it, so I never bothered to switch back and the battery life seems pretty great to me, especially standby time. Plus 4 hours of screen on time is right at just enough to get me through an average day.
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My battery life is similar to that on MM but the stat it shows is diff.. the android os and Android system are pretty high. Up there with the screen ..
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I may end up going back to DP4. I've been having a ton of annoying issues that I never had on DP4, including the extra battery drain, not receiving notifications, having to reboot my phone to use rotation...

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After disabling ambient display I've been getting perfect doze and 5hrs SOT.
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