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How do I overclock my HTC Touch Pro 2?

Hy,
I saw on the internet that someone has clocked his HTC Touch to 800mHz. But I wanna know how I can do that two! A small increase of the total mHz is also welcome. (600+mHz). I hope that someone can help me
Thanks
regards,
Sami

I second this
Greatly appreciated if someone can help.

Someone on the internet posted a screen of his Touch Pro 2 (clocked to 800mHz) nuerom.com/BlogEngine/post/2009/09/06/Touch-Pro-running-at-800MHZ.aspx
But there is no tutorial how to do it....

That link you provided is for Touch Pro (Rapahel) not for Touch pro 2 (Rhodium)
As far as I know there is no way to overclock the Rdodium processor...
(hope I´m wrong)
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Some updates, Touch Pro 2 Stuff
by no2chem
17. septiembre 2009 14:25
On Overclocking
I still haven’t been able to identify how to control the PLL properly. I need to look into Linux/Android code, where they apparently have the Kaiser running at 528MHz just fine. Again, once I figure this out, the tool will be updated.
On The Touch Pro 2
I got the Touch Pro 2 from Sprint, finally – and can begin working on it. I’ll have a version of the battery driver with FastCharge, Temperature Override and 1% soon, I’ve already disassembled/reassembled it, it’s just awaiting my patches. I’ll probably post a review soon, but the best part of this phone is the screen. If you haven’t seen one, go and look at one. I’d say some of the major cons are the price (on Sprint), the missing tab button and the lack of a flashlight. It is definitely faster according to my reference benchmarks on stock. This will be my target device for a CE6/CE7 BSP as well now.
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More info:
http://nuerom.com/BlogEngine/post/2009/09/10/Why-we-cane28099t-do-7e600MHz-yet.aspx

orb3000 said:
That link you provided is for Touch Pro (Rapahel) not for Touch pro 2 (Rhodium)
As far as I know there is no way to overclock the Rdodium processor...
(hope I´m wrong)
More info:
http://nuerom.com/BlogEngine/post/2009/09/10/Why-we-cane28099t-do-7e600MHz-yet.aspx
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It's the same internal chipset (MSM7xxx series), so theoretically it should work. IIRC the OMAP overclocker works on almost all the OMAP-based phones on XDA. If anyone's interested in trying it, you can download the overclocker here.

DaveTheTytnIIGuy said:
It's the same internal chipset (MSM7xxx series), so theoretically it should work. IIRC the OMAP overclocker works on almost all the OMAP-based phones on XDA. If anyone's interested in trying it, you can download the overclocker here.
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Yeah, that is true, but to this date I haven´t heard of anyone who has tested with successful results
Anyone?

orb3000 said:
Yeah, that is true, but to this date I haven´t heard of anyone who has tested with successful results
Anyone?
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I am fixing to test this in a few minutes.
Wish me luck!

Good luck! Let us know what happens and you might want to be out in the cold just in case it overheats.

For some odd reason, it doesn't show the 700+ MHZ Clock..
I can underclock easily though if that helps anyone with battery life.
Hmmm..

I´ve read that they (nuesoft) are working on it
Hopefully soon we see some tool that works with Rhodium!
let´s keep this thread alive so soon as anybody has an update will post it here
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rossle12 said:
I can underclock easily though if that helps anyone with battery life.
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Really? How much of a boost do you get? If underclocking is stable, that'd be a huge bonus. Most of my mobile tasks don't require running a full clock.
I've checked nuerom pretty regularly since September to see if there's any news, but I had no idea it worked at all on TP2. My impression was that, despite sharing a processor with TP1, this item wasn't compatible for some reason. Maybe I was just reading too much into the errors people were getting due to it being early in development.

It would be great if the TP2 can get some more mHz. Thanks for the replies. Lets hope there will be soon a app that will clock the TP2 to a higher level Would like it!
So keep us updated if you've heard something or if you need someone to test a app
Regards,
Sami

fortunz said:
Really? How much of a boost do you get? If underclocking is stable, that'd be a huge bonus. Most of my mobile tasks don't require running a full clock.
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It worked stable, even at 19.20mhz, but it was extremely [email protected][email protected]
Haha, do NOT run it lower then 100, it will kill you. Easy to fix though, just soft reset.
Works great when I'm out without a charger
Edit: It gave me another 2-3 hours at 384mhz I believe

rossle12 said:
It worked stable, even at 19.20mhz, but it was extremely [email protected][email protected]
Haha, do NOT run it lower then 100, it will kill you. Easy to fix though, just soft reset.
Works great when I'm out without a charger
Edit: It gave me another 2-3 hours at 384mhz I believe
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2-3 hours of USE, or just standby?
(thanks for responding )

Nothing new on the overclock development on the touch pro 2 yet???

you can try racing stripes or flame decals. maybe even a spoiler. everyone knows that makes things go faster.

fortunz said:
2-3 hours of USE, or just standby?
(thanks for responding )
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Only for texting mostly, but yes usage.

The Jack of Clubs said:
you can try racing stripes or flame decals. maybe even a spoiler. everyone knows that makes things go faster.
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hahah maybe I should try that

Ooo im waiting for this too!

It's Not there Yet.
I am also waiting for that.

Aokp and lean kernel battery life

I've gotten some awesome battery life with AOKP mr1 build 6 and Lean kernel 6.3.1 lately. Just thought I would share incase anyone else is looking for awesome screen on time. This is with stock GSM gnex battery.
Also, anyone know why Google services is so high on the list. It never used to be a month ago and I don't do anything different. Anyone else's Google apps draining more lately?
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These kind of threads are discouraged. There are at least a couple dozen different combinations achievable and there is no reason for a thread for each. Just enjoy what you have.
Battery stats is always a relative statistic. You're just using less power from other areas.
Learn to search.

063_XOBX said:
These kind of threads are discouraged. There are at least a couple dozen different combinations achievable and there is no reason for a thread for each. Just enjoy what you have.
Battery stats is always a relative statistic. You're just using less power from other areas.
Learn to search.
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Not sure why you feel the need to have a **** response when I am trying to share my findings with this rom/kernel combo. I have tried many different roms and kernels and haven't had battery life nearly this good and thought someone else might be interested too.
Learn to not be a ****.
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When I last visited XDA yesterday or the day before I was ranting about Android's battery life. This thread bragging about 3 hours screen on time is the perfect example! OP not trying to change the subject or take away from your battery pride, but.. This is a joke. The phone stayed on for three hours and this guy is so happy about it he started a new thread. Android has a BIG problem, or maybe the more accurate statement is the companies who manufacture Android devices do. Am I the only one who feels this way!? (growing more and more bitter about it each day that it goes ignored)

WiredPirate said:
When I last visited XDA yesterday or the day before I was ranting about Android's battery life. This thread bragging about 3 hours screen on time is the perfect example! OP not trying to change the subject or take away from your battery pride, but.. This is a joke. The phone stayed on for three hours and this guy is so happy about it he started a new thread. Android has a BIG problem, or maybe the more accurate statement is the companies who manufacture Android devices do. Am I the only one who feels this way!? (growing more and more bitter about it each day that it goes ignored)
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Definitely one of my biggest gripes about Android is the battery life. I would really like to not charge my phone everyday. I don't like the bulk of extended battery and there seems to be no end in sight.
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus

I for one appreciate you reporting your battery life - probably didn't need its own thread (sharing the AOKP development thread would have been fine) but its good to give other users an idea of the kind of performance you're getting from your ROM/Kernel combo.
In regards to Android and battery life... Granted, its not like my Blackberry devices of 5 years ago, BUT, the devices are capable of much more. I charge my phone every night and sometimes even need a bump charge to make it through the day. Between my car charger and my office, I'm never in a pinch for some extra juice.
The way I look at it, if you want a car that puts out 500 horsepower, can't expect it to give you 40 MPG too.
Just my two cents.

gbarayah said:
The way I look at it, if you want a car that puts out 500 horsepower, can't expect it to give you 40 MPG too.
Just my two cents.
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Sticking with the analogy.. The problem is most of the cars being manufactured, and all of the cars worth having, are 500 horsepower now. But very few offer a larger gas tank, which would not be hard to do.

We need batteries like that of galaxy note 2, which is 3100 mah in a slim form.

Cool story OP.
This mind of threads appear almost once a week. We all know battery life is not that good for GNex. To gain 30min more battery life by trying so hard simply is not worth it.
Get an extended battery, 6 hours screen on time, problem solved.
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OP since you live only 15 minutes or so away from me, and I am on Verizon, have you done any overclocking/underclocking? Undervolting? What apps are you using? Getting great screen on time can only get you so far depending on the apps you use.

Got my Cam Module in...

Here are my thoughts on the LG Cam Plus Module:
I got the only module that my local T-Mobile store got in. I was lucky that one of the reps called me before she even put it in stock and held it for me. Awesome service right there!!!
FEEL
So far, I really like the extra heft. For those of you who remember the Verizon HTC Thunderbolt, it feels a little like the extra battery did but at the bottom and not the middle. It's a great feeling. I have fairly large hands from bodybuilding and it is a bit awkward thus far to turn the phone over to use the module. But, I think I'll get used to that quickly. Really big hands people will likely want to steer away from the module as it won't benefit them much.
The dial isn't as nice as I would like. I was hoping it would have some feedback like a traditional camera dial does, but it doesn't. Not a big deal, but I did notice it nonetheless. It is a major improvement over not having the module, though!
LOOK
It looks okay... I wish the colors were more coordinated. The gold and silver combo don't look very good in my opinion. Black and silver and then silver and silver would be good. So, I really wish they made the module in black only.
It is all plastic from what I can tell, which I don't like whatsoever. But, for plastic, it does have a good feel. I will say that.
BATTERY
This is where I have a major concern. If you look at the battery specs, it only qualifies for Quick Charge 2.0 for input and output. It is only 5v/9v for input and only 5v for output. I'll be able to confirm shortly whether or not my phone says it's quick charging or not with the module attached. I did notice earlier while using the module that while charging the phone, it heated up a bit like QC 2.0 not 3.0, for whatever that's worth.
OVERALL IMPRESSIONS
So far, I'm glad I got it. I'm on many estimates for contracts throughout the day and I can see how it will make things easier to take pictures. A lack of a case does concern me, but I guess that's what insurance is for lol (as I found out with my V10).
The extra battery will come in handy I'm sure as I'm going thru juice quite a bit. I use my phone heavily. I have two numbers going to my phone for calls and texts (gv). I use my phone at least for 4 hours a day for calls to give you an idea. I'll report back on the extended battery life and what I can determine as to the charging current with the module battery. I'm not sure how much of a definitive answer I can find without root since I don't think ampere will work without root. I've attached a bunch of pictures for you guys. Let me know if you have any questions I can try to answer.
Edit: I forgot to mention that the speaker seems to be better than the stock module. I didn't notice any crackling at higher volumes as I did with the stock module.
Edit 2: I can confirm that the module does NOT quick charge your phone. When a quick charger is plugged into the pack, I can confirm that the phone will quick charge but the module itself does not seem to quick charge judging from the fact that it took about an hour and a half to go from 0-Full while plugged into a QC 2.0 charger by itself. I have attached a picture of the phone charging from the module in Ampere.
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Edit 3: I've noticed during my workout that the battery stops charging after around 15 minutes. Each time I have to turn the module back on... Very weird. Hopefully LG will change this in the future.
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how much was it?

I saw one at my local T-Mobile today. I wanted to purchase, but they didn't have any besides the demo unit. It feels exactly how it looks, lol. It was $79.99.

Maine_Coon said:
how much was it?
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It's $69.99. I'm still enjoying it. Trying to pinpoint how much extra battery life exactly I'm getting. The only thing I don't like about the modules is how easily they come out.
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I wonder why there is cam module for just AT&T and then theres ones for the rest of the carriers....dont believe me? http://www.lg.com/us/lg-friends

Could you use this with the Spigen Style Armor case? I would think so since the case separates at the chin for easy battery removal.

Unheard said:
Could you use this with the Spigen Style Armor case? I would think so since the case separates at the chin for easy battery removal.
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No
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This Australian article suggests the Cam Plus is only designed to charge the main battery when you're using the camera...maybe that explains your 15 min cutoff?
This module could've been so great with a clicky, multifunction wheel and a proper extended battery. Hope a custom kernel can fix it!

arctophile said:
This Australian article suggests the Cam Plus is only designed to charge the main battery when you're using the camera...maybe that explains your 15 min cutoff?
This module could've been so great with a clicky, multifunction wheel and a proper extended battery. Hope a custom kernel can fix it!
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wrong. you can charge the phone without going into the camera app just by simply pressing the power button of the module once.

@PENKO956 OK. Once for a full charge or once every 15 minutes? Also isn't the power button on the Cam Plus designed to launch the camera? Or is that another button...?

arctophile said:
@PENKO956 OK. Once for a full charge or once every 15 minutes? Also isn't the power button on the Cam Plus designed to launch the camera? Or is that another button...?
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It's another button and it still will shut off about every fifteen minutes (i say about because i haven't looked at my watch counting)
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arctophile said:
@PENKO956 OK. Once for a full charge or once every 15 minutes? Also isn't the power button on the Cam Plus designed to launch the camera? Or is that another button...?
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Sorry, it was the REC button once on the module. click on the link and scroll to 3:53 mark
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMcFZA-VJMA

[New Firmware] 47.2.A.2.33 [G8441]

New firmware spotted in a few regions.
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Any release notes?

Probably going to update (OTA) the next days. Flashed the russian pie rom and received this OTA. Working fine except for "Smart backlight control" stopping to work (when using USB tethering over a longer period of time, weird). I don't have wifi yet so i need to make sure my mobile internet is enough to try out Torchlight Fronters this weekend, that's something i definily don't want to miss. I'll give feedback if i find anything unexpected in that update.
UPDATE: Disabling Smart background control fixed my issue. Luckily it's not really something neccesary.

i also got the update and installed it. Nothing has changet at UI, i think

xPandamon said:
Probably going to update (OTA) the next days. Flashed the russian nougat rom and received it OTA.
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Do you mean Oreo, or really Nougat?

landsome said:
Do you mean Oreo, or really Nougat?
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Whoops, Pie. Got kinda confused there

Updated. Remove all. . Ta files and IF you want to keep like it was dont Flash userdata or appslog.. Talking about newflasher..
Bonus! So sexy )

So far so good. The few issues i had after updating to Android P are pretty much gone it seems. This phone will last a while for sure.

Ota was 2.5gb but WHAT is new ?

maaakn said:
Ota was 2.5gb but WHAT is new
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If it's 2,5GB you probably didn't update to Pie yet, right?

Sony Shameless
After upgrading to pie unfortunately my battery no longer lasts more than a day. Before upgrading it lasted two days or more. Rubbish !!!! I think this is purposeful.

puiatmp said:
I think this is purposeful.
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Care to elaborate why you think Sony would purposefully nerf the battery life? Any evidence to support your claim?

mhaha said:
Care to elaborate why you think Sony would purposefully nerf the battery life? Any evidence to support your claim?
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Yes, they want you to always buy the most current cell phone. just do not see it if you do not want it.
And why I have to be careful. I speak what I think.
Sony certainly decreases the useful life of the batteries via software purposely !!! What's up ???

puiatmp said:
Yes, they want you to always buy the most current cell phone. just do not see it if you do not want it.
And why I have to be careful. I speak what I think.
Sony certainly decreases the useful life of the batteries via software purposely !!! What's up ???
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You're making some pretty harsh accusations, even going so far as to call them "shameless", but without anything to back it up, and even becoming overly defensive after getting called out on it, you come off as just an immature kid spewing nonsense (basically slander) on the internet.
It's perfectly fine to complain about worse battery life after the upgrade. That by itself is valuable input of actual user experiences that adds to the conversation and provides people more perspectives to what may happen after upgrading to Pie.
But to go one step further and claim that the weaker battery life is because of a conspiracy to purposefully cripple your phone in order to get you to go and buy the latest model?
If you have actual evidence indicating that the age old theory is actually true, by all means blow that whistle and tell us.
Otherwise, you're just spreading false information pulled out of your ass instead of contributing to any meaningful discussion. I don't see how you can justify that sort of behavior.

My battery life is just fine since going to Pie. If you don't like it, just roll back to Oreo.
@puiatmp: Why did you purchase a Sony device in the first place, if you despise the company that much?

I don't know if it was mentioned before. The .33 firmware contains Android pie with November security patch:
http://www.xperiablog.net/2018/12/0...ompact-get-november-2018-patches-47-2-a-2-33/

puiatmp said:
Yes, they want you to always buy the most current cell phone. just do not see it if you do not want it.
And why I have to be careful. I speak what I think.
Sony certainly decreases the useful life of the batteries via software purposely !!! What's up ???
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you are absolutely right, and world is run by aliens as well, lol
fwiw my phones battery lasts a lot more after upgrading to PIE. usually 2-3 days with normal use, including about 2-3 hours voice calls, 1-2 hours internet browsing, usual emails, 1-2 hours gps while driving, approx 6-7 hours SOT . you better check if you have some power hungry apps running at backround. anyway, making such absurd accusations without having anything backing it up is childish and doesn't give anyone anything.

UPDATE: Smart backlight control was the thing making problems. Disabling this fixed my problems. Pie is fast, my battery life seems to be even better than before but Wifi WPS is missing i think or maybe it just got moved somewhere else.

xPandamon said:
UPDATE: Smart backlight control was the thing making problems. Disabling this fixed my problems. Pie is fast, my battery life seems to be even better than before but Wifi WPS is missing i think or maybe it just got moved somewhere else.
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I thought that WPS was being removed in Android due to security concerns. Might be wrong though.

xPandamon said:
If it's 2,5GB you probably didn't update to Pie yet, right?
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Downloaded via Xperiafirm.. Unpacked. I GUESS i was one of the first updating xz1 to pie
WHAT a question.. IM mot retarded

Question Want to check if battery Battery Info is correct

Hey, I bought Samsung F62 and I am getting paranoid if there is some issue with my battery
1) Can someone try to install this program
Device Info HW - Apps on Google Play
Hardware and software information app for Android devices.
play.google.com
2) turn on the "Use 'charged up to'" option from the settings
3) Restart the APP
4) Go to battery section and check for the "Charged up to" value(after the / (eg if value is 2000/6100 I need 6100))
I am getting ~6100 mAh
which is wayyyyy... lower than advertised 7000 mAh
Thank you so much for your help!

Don't concern yourself.
It's not uncommon for new batteries to show similar results.
When SOT drops to roughly 80% of it's original capacity, replace the battery.
At this point it's considered degraded and needs replacing before it fails. A battery failure can severely damage a phone with little or no warning.
A degraded cell is much more likely to fail.
Any battery swelling is a failure.
I have 2 Note 10+'s and their batteries are supposedly difficult to replace. Not so.
The right tools and techniques make it a relatively simple task. Look at a tear down vid for that model to see how tough it is or isn't.

blackhawk said:
Don't concern yourself.
It's not uncommon for new batteries to show similar results.
When SOT drops to roughly 80% of it's original capacity, replace the battery.
At this point it's considered degraded and needs replacing before it fails. A battery failure can severely damage a phone with little or no warning.
A degraded cell is much more likely to fail.
Any battery swelling is a failure.
I have 2 Note 10+'s and their batteries are supposedly difficult to replace. Not so.
The right tools and techniques make it a relatively simple task. Look at a tear down vid for that model to see how tough it is or isn't.
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Thank you for your reply
I just bought the Samsung F62 and if there is a battery issue I can get it replaced right away, thats why I want to be 100% sure tht I didnt get a defective battery from the get go.

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Thank you for your reply
I just bought the Samsung F62 and if there is a battery issue I can get it replaced right away, thats why I want to be 100% sure tht I didnt get a defective battery from the get go.
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You're welcome.
Likely not.
If you're getting good SOT I would not worry.
Not knowing it's nominal power usage makes it hard to gauge though.
If it's not running warm it should get good SOT otherwise it may be the battery.
Concersely if running warm than obviously it's using a lot of battery which explains the lower SOT.
Regardless the replacement probably isn't going to be a big deal.
So enjoy the device
Do a Screen Test to check the display.
Check the sensors etc with the app DevChek.

blackhawk said:
You're welcome.
Likely not.
If you're getting good SOT I would not worry.
Not knowing it's nominal power usage makes it hard to gauge though.
If it's not running warm it should get good SOT otherwise it may be the battery.
Concersely if running warm than obviously it's using a lot of battery which explains the lower SOT.
Regardless the replacement probably isn't going to be a big deal.
So enjoy the device
Do a Screen Test to check the display.
Check the sensors etc with the app DevChek.
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I dont think my battery life is as good as it should have been...
I had Poco X3(6000mAh) previously which had better battery life than my current F62.
Can you check out the values in the app I mentioned. It will be a great help. Thanks
Btw I am not the creator of that app and that app doesnt even have adverts so I am not gaining anything except release from my paranoia.

Shubham0779 said:
I dont think my battery life is as good as it should have been...
I had Poco X3(6000mAh) previously which had better battery life than my current F62.
Can you check out the values in the app I mentioned. It will be a great help. Thanks
Btw I am not the creator of that app and that app doesnt even have adverts so I am not gaining anything except release from my paranoia.
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Someone?

Shubham0779 said:
Someone?
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Just checked.
I have 1757/6277.
I have rooted Samsung F62. Let me know, if you need anything else.

Gsc9111 said:
Just checked.
I have 1757/6277.
I have rooted Samsung F62. Let me know, if you need anything else.
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Thank you soooooo... much!

Shubham0779 said:
Hey, I bought Samsung F62 and I am getting paranoid if there is some issue with my battery
1) Can someone try to install this program
Device Info HW - Apps on Google Play
Hardware and software information app for Android devices.
play.google.com
2) turn on the "Use 'charged up to'" option from the settings
3) Restart the APP
4) Go to battery section and check for the "Charged up to" value(after the / (eg if value is 2000/6100 I need 6100))
I am getting ~6100 mAh
which is wayyyyy... lower than advertised 7000 mAh
Thank you so much for your help!
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Actually the battery mah is 6800 but it advertised 7000.

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Actually the battery mah is 6800 but it advertised 7000.
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Also wear is wayyyy... more than what its supposed to be

yess sadly

How many years does Samsung support their phones with spare batteries when you eventually need to replace it or do they expect us to just chuck their latest and greatest phone out and buy a new phone every 2 years, rinse and repeat?

Out of curiosity for everybody that has already rooted are you able to check the following:
1. Possible to disable the power hungry Mongoose cores completely? This is a major source of power drain when not gaming
2. What are the default cpu and gpu governors and their respective governor tunable settings? Please post screenshots from a kernel manager
3. Can you disable schedUtil governor and allow cores to be switched off keeping only the power sipping A55 cores on?
4. How much is your active drain per hour? 10-15%/hour and standby drain per hour? Losing 5-10% every night or do you use greenify etc?
5. Please post your battery usage stats with general use SOT you achieve using GSam or Better Battery Stats which shows deep sleep stats
I have rooted Samsung F62. Let me know, if you need anything else.
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