Battery Life - AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III

Am I the only person who notices that all these battery save kernels aren't working for them. I flashed CM and I have been getting amazing battery life (13+ hours) with moderate usage, but with leankernel for example, I only get 9 hours max and my phone heats up a lot.

Phantomhive said:
Am I the only person who notices that all these battery save kernels aren't working for them. I flashed CM and I have been getting amazing battery life (13+ hours) with moderate usage, but with leankernel for example, I only get 9 hours max and my phone heats up a lot.
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Not working for "them"? Or for you? Of course they do not work for everyone. They also may work well for one ROM but poorly on another.

Well I was curious how kernels worked for others. Sorry.
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Depends on the device. "All hardware is created unequal" -rani9990
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That greenify app works pretty well for me...
Now that is post 10... can I post in developers now?!?

G4L4><y said:
That greenify app works pretty well for me...
Now that is post 10... can I post in developers now?!?
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What does the greenify app do exactly

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What does the greenify app do exactly
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=38192418
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=38192418
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No two phones work the same. I've had my S3 for about 2 weeks and have run Stock-rooted, and e few custom roms. I have 4 email accounts-pushed, 10 screen widgets, and always texting, web surfing, etc. I'm currently at 14 hours with 49% remaining. When I work in spreadsheets, and use a a reader, (usually 2 hours each) I still get 14-16 hours, no matter what rom/kernel I've been running

Jep56 said:
No two phones work the same. I've had my S3 for about 2 weeks and have run Stock-rooted, and e few custom roms. I have 4 email accounts-pushed, 10 screen widgets, and always texting, web surfing, etc. I'm currently at 14 hours with 49% remaining. When I work in spreadsheets, and use a a reader, (usually 2 hours each) I still get 14-16 hours, no matter what rom/kernel I've been running
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I guess mine is just a piece of crap :/

Phantomhive said:
I guess mine is just a piece of crap :/
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You just need to find the ROM and kernel combo that works well with your phone. I have tried ROMs/kernel combos that some get excellent battery life from but mine is horrible and vice versa. Keep testing as it is a trial and error type thing. Also your kernel settings can make huge differences. What works for one may not work well with your phone. Different settings on the same kernel may net you excellent results.
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I have noticed battery life tends to vary wildly depending on ROMs and even people. I guess I don't use my phone all day long, but on a TouchWIZ 4.1 ROM, the app "Battery Left" (from Play Store, its free) reports that I can get up to 46 hours on a full charge, based on my typical usage patterns (and if I use Greenify). On the other hand, I have used an AOSP 4.2.2 ROM in the past (such as LiquidSmooth), and Battery Left will tell me, after a few days, that I will get about 25 hours on a full charge (again, with Greenify). I have to do more testing, but there is definitely some difference between ROMs and battery life...

Phantomhive said:
I guess mine is just a piece of crap :/
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Guess mine is too...

I read this thread & thought battery life has as much to do with what's running in terms of synching, background data, services, connectivity etc.
http://shopping.yahoo.com/news/making-your-smartphone-battery-last-longer-214520188.html

I am using one of the unofficial CM11 ports that is supported nightly and have been getting terrible battery life. I hate to ask the question which is the "best", but what would be a good kernel to flash?
I do not do much heavy gaming either. In fact, I do not do any gaming. Just casual browsing.

codemonkey98 said:
I am using one of the unofficial CM11 ports that is supported nightly and have been getting terrible battery life. I hate to ask the question which is the "best", but what would be a good kernel to flash?
I do not do much heavy gaming either. In fact, I do not do any gaming. Just casual browsing.
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Well before I suggest any kind of "good kernel to flash" I want to make note of something. If you're running a nightly of an unsupported version of CM11 then don't expect great battery life. This has little to do with what you're doing on the phone but the purpose of nightly's is to have users report bugs. Many of these bugs are the kind that can drain battery rather quickly. So the first thing I'd do is find a stable AOSP rom to run on before thinking about kernels.
That being said, a kernel universally accepted as "good" is KT747 by Koonsez

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Well before I suggest any kind of "good kernel to flash" I want to make note of something. If you're running a nightly of an unsupported version of CM11 then don't expect great battery life. This has little to do with what you're doing on the phone but the purpose of nightly's is to have users report bugs. Many of these bugs are the kind that can drain battery rather quickly. So the first thing I'd do is find a stable AOSP rom to run on before thinking about kernels.
That being said, a kernel universally accepted as "good" is KT747 by Koonsez
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Thanks for the reply bud. I personally like supporting the nightly versions of ROMs but I wasn't thinking the reporting that I do is causing that much of a battery drain.
I may consider today to go to a stable AOSP ROM that isn't nightly.
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I have been flashing ROMs now for the past 4 years. I have never really got into the nitty gritty of anything specific but probably best I do. One question I had in regards to all these ROMs is, do they not come with their own Kernel which I would have assumed is the best recommended for the given ROM. When i see battery life of 14+hrs with room to go, I must be doing something wrong.
Thank you for any info in advance.

poor battery life
i have CM 10.2 4.3.1 in my SIII and all i can get is 6 hours of battery life. how i can fix this?¿ also my phone gets hot vey quick sometimes without use it.
Greetings from Venezuela
codemonkey98 said:
I am using one of the unofficial CM11 ports that is supported nightly and have been getting terrible battery life. I hate to ask the question which is the "best", but what would be a good kernel to flash?
I do not do much heavy gaming either. In fact, I do not do any gaming. Just casual browsing.
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[Q] HTC EVO -- Best Battery life ROM???

Can anyone tell me which ROM (STABLE) provides the best battery life on HTC EVO???
Thanks!
I have been through just about all on this site and Fresh's newest seems to work best for me. With moderate daily usage I can go without charging for about 22-24 hours. Of course all I need to go is 12-14 b/c I charge every night anyway, but I did leave off charger one day just to see how far I could go. I'm giving Calk's latest a try right now to see how it goes. Just be sure to give whatever ROM you try a couple charges before making a final decision, as it usually takes this amount to get an accurate read on true battery life.
how many of these post are we going to need lol
buddho81 said:
Can anyone tell me which ROM (STABLE) provides the best battery life on HTC EVO???
Thanks!
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I know that the latest kernels off the latest build have been killing my battery, it's horrible for my EVO.
But you really have to try different rom/kernel/PRI/radio combinations to find the best battery life for your Evo. I wish there was a preset rating system for each rom though, just to see how things work for everyone else(i.e. battery life, quadrant scores, force close problems, etc.)...but there really are a lot of variables, so I don't think that may ever happen.
Yeah I agree there isn't a clear cut winner. Everyone uses their phone different so it will differ for everyone.
Totally agree to give it a few full charges... I suggest when you get a new rom and/or kernel installed to reset the battery stats (can be done in recovery) then use it till it dies then charge to full before turning it back on.
Personally, I've been using Fresh 3.3 w/ the Kings #6 kernel and not only has the phone been screamin' fast the battery has been good. I'm only on my 2nd charge up though so I still have one or two to go before everything smooths out.
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Can anyone tell me which ROM (STABLE) provides the best battery life on HTC EVO???
Thanks!
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2.2 Evo Kernels Tested and charted
admorris said:
I have been through just about all on this site and Fresh's newest seems to work best for me. With moderate daily usage I can go without charging for about 22-24 hours. Of course all I need to go is 12-14 b/c I charge every night anyway, but I did leave off charger one day just to see how far I could go. I'm giving Calk's latest a try right now to see how it goes. Just be sure to give whatever ROM you try a couple charges before making a final decision, as it usually takes this amount to get an accurate read on true battery life.
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What kernel are you using for the battery life?
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2.2 Evo Kernels Tested and charted
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As posted here, the tests showed that CM w/ Snap 7.5 probably has the best battery life - and it seems by a lot.
download juice defender
[ROM]CM-B2_Supersonic-XV a.k.a [email protected]$T(SuperMOD) UPDATE#5 w snap 7.5
I'm using the latest Fresh and I just plugged my phone in at 15% battery after 37 hours. I'm pretty happy with that.
Fresh Rom always gave me good battery.. I'm just using the rooted stock OTA and am getting great battery life.
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Sporkman said:
how many of these post are we going to need lol
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Until someone takes the time to make a section that covers the different problems. Battery problems, Battery Problems w/ ROMS, Apps not loading, etc. etc.
Wishful thinking. I do like the search in the search to help cut down this crap
Wallabe said:
Until someone takes the time to make a section that covers the different problems. Battery problems, Battery Problems w/ ROMS, Apps not loading, etc. etc.
Wishful thinking. I do like the search in the search to help cut down this crap
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I think it would be a great idea for this kind of stuff to happen. Some aggregated source where everyone can submit their information using various roms, kernels, etc. Whether it be information regarding Quadrant scores, linpacks or battery life. On computer hardware forums they generally have a section dedicated to OCing records with charts listing someones entire setup while attaining the clock speeds. I don't see why a similar implementation can not be done here.
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Until someone takes the time to make a section that covers the different problems. Battery problems, Battery Problems w/ ROMS, Apps not loading, etc. etc.
Wishful thinking. I do like the search in the search to help cut down this crap
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How about if we make a section purely for questions and answers? That could work.
Two words......juice defender
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i use Fresh's Rom made my battery life live avg abt 15 hours
Over 40 kernels were tested and benchmarked in 7 different ways, and the results are posted here.
Should tell you everything you want to know, without bringing roms into the picture (since battery life is most affected by the kernel used, not the rom)
edit - looks like I'm a bit late withthat link - I see the thread for that site was already posted above. It's a great resource.
Fresh 3.2, hands down best battery life for me. 3.3 was pretty bad, as was myn's release....which sucks, because myn's rom is otherwise awesome.
I am using Fresh 3.3.0.1 with a baked kernel that is able to over clock. I then have SetCPU installed with profiles for different states of the phone. If my screen is off I have the cpu set to a max of 500MHz to save battery if there are any processes running in the background. I then have my cpu set to 1119MHz when the phone is plugged in or at 100% with the screen on just because I like a snappy phone. Then when the battery drops below 50% I have it return to stock speeds.
I use my phone heavily for things like subsonic, QIK, FB, Calendar, wireless tether, and of course since unlimited data, calling to any cell, and texting I am on it a lot keeping in touch with friends. I also use the sprint nav at least twice a week.
Results will vary from user to user but so far the phone has been on 7 hours and after some moderate use it's only down to around 75% on the battery.
Again this is how I MYSELF use my phone with this rom and kernel this may not be how you use your phone and you may see different results.
What I have done is searched roms and installed them in total I have used 4 different roms. Baked, Cyanogen, Fresh, and Virus. After installing each rom and setting up my phone I made a nand backup of each so I can flash between them as needed to test. I have found out of all of these roms Fresh 3.3.0.1 with a kernel from the baked roms has worked the best for MY daily use.

Do Differnt Kernels Really Help Your Battery Life?

I've had my G2 since last year of early December. The first week I had it, I didn't root it because I wanted to see what kind of battery life I was going to get out. Heavy useage no matter what I seem to do I would get. 15 to 18 hours. Calling, texting, web, youtube, & games. If I didn't use the phone that much I would get over a day which would shock me. What I'm trying get at is do differnt kerenls really help your battery life? I've seen many people claiming this and differnt people got differnt results because of useage. What do you think post below.
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YES.
I with the stock rom and light to no usage I would get about 8 hours. With continuous usage, probably just over an hour. With pershoot's undervolted kernel and CM7, I can get about 12 hours, and just about 4-5 hours heavy usage.
I really wish I could get these amazing battery lifes (lol) that everyone else seems to be getting, but it seems that I'll just have to deal with it because I live in a place with pretty much no signal.
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YES.
I with the stock rom and light to no usage I would get about 8 hours. With continuous usage, probably just over an hour. With pershoot's undervolted kernel and CM7, I can get about 12 hours, and just about 4-5 hours heavy usage.
I really wish I could get these amazing battery lifes (lol) that everyone else seems to be getting, but it seems that I'll just have to deal with it because I live in a place with pretty much no signal.
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Link me to the kernel you got?
You can install it from rom manager. Its pershoot's ULV kernal.
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ibemad1 said:
You can install it from rom manager. Its pershoot's ULV kernal.
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Everytime I download it and flash it. Stays at boot. How do u install yours?
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Pershoot's kernel does not work with the stock rom. Are you using the stock rom?

Battery life poor except for stock

I give up.every ROM I run just doesn't have the battery life expected. Am I expecting to much? Not even Cauks or blazer el29 doesn't give the battery life as stock.don't get me wrong they are all great roms but at least for my device not battery friendly. I'll post some battery stats from BBS if anybody has some free time to see what's going on. I'm on Cauks el29 now.I format everything before flashing and I use cauks format all many times. I'm on the verge of staying on stock roll my eyes.
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bigrndahouse said:
I give up.every ROM I run just doesn't have the battery life expected. Am I expecting to much? Not even Cauks or blazer el29 doesn't give the battery life as stock.don't get me wrong they are all great roms but at least for my device not battery friendly. I'll post some battery stats from BBS if anybody has some free time to see what's going on. I'm on Cauks el29 now.I format everything before flashing and I use cauks format all many times. I'm on the verge of staying on stock roll my eyes.
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Well when is the last time you used stock? And if it's been quite a while...consider having your battery checked out. Anyway, I'll continue as if your battery is fine from here on out. Basically, anything but stock tends to have a modified kernel. Even with all the battery tweaks, etc out there, there's a chance that the kernel itself might not play well with your phone. I'm not too versed in that, but I also noticed that the TouchWiz based ICS kernels/ROMs give MUCH better battery life than AOSP based kernels/ROMs such as CM9 and AOKP, etc. This is just basic stuff you might already know, but yeah, just go on and post your battery stats, preferably with a custom rom and a stock rom so we can see the difference and where it lies. Also, I'm running Touched by a Galaxy S3 on my phone and with moderate use (music for maybe a few hours a day, texting, don't really make many calls) I average between 8.5 and 11 hours from 100 to 0. Another thing I'd suggest is download CPU Spy from the Android market, or something similar if you prefer, and post screenshots from that on the custom ROM; the problem with AOSP and certain other GB and TW ICS roms that i've seen is that something prevents the processor from going into deep sleep mode, usually keeping it at 200mhz or higher. Lastly, when you use the custom roms, do you notice the phone getting really hot compared to the stock roms?
I'm assuming you know this but are you letting the battery cycle a few times before passing judgement? I usually spend a week on a rom before I decide if I have good/bad battery life... attached screenie is normal for me with moderate use on mijjhs goodness rom
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I always had faster battery drains on ROMs than stock. I see all this awesome battery stats screenshots but noticed they all share one common factor, only 1hrs to 30min screen use. Come on guys why I would want that battery life if to get it I have to barely use the phone makes no sense to me.
"hey look my awesome battery life, 1d 25min" (35min) screen time" pffffftttt :what:
Sorry for the rant. Had to let it go outside.
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Btw: this post had nothing to do with the screenshot before this post. Trust me didn't notice it was there till after the post. Lol
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Sorry to disagree but that is not my experience at all... This is the m'ics rom and is typical of the battery life I get.
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CyberpodS2 said:
Sorry to disagree but that is not my experience at all... This is the m'ics rom and is typical of the battery life I get.
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Agree, everyone have different experiences, I haven't try that ROM yet, I will test it out later. Have a nice day/night sir.
Sadly I have to agree with OP.
And the previous screenshots at 59% with 1hr, 36 screen on is exactly the issue.
Hard to compare your battery stats with mine since screen on time for my phone will be 4+ hours.
Since there are no standardized testing anyone can do with any rom, any speculation on which rom has better battery life or doesn't is just pure bogus seat of the pants gut feelings.
If there were a standard test that ran like. 5 minutes of mail with 20 mails received, 10 minutes download, 30 mins of playing the exact same video, 13 music tracks of the exact same song all with screen, vibration, brightness, etc all at the exact same level, you could get a real test, but, alas, nobody has a standardized test.
For MY usage, stock clocks in at the same as or better than just about any other rom I've tried, including all the various super scripts out there.
I guess I just overuse my phone!
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I always had faster battery drains on ROMs than stock. I see all this awesome battery stats screenshots but noticed they all share one common factor, only 1hrs to 30min screen use. Come on guys why I would want that battery life if to get it I have to barely use the phone makes no sense to me.
"hey look my awesome battery life, 1d 25min" (35min) screen time" pffffftttt :what:
Sorry for the rant. Had to let it go outside.
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Agreed absolutely.
bigrndahouse said:
I give up.every ROM I run just doesn't have the battery life expected. Am I expecting to much? Not even Cauks or blazer el29 doesn't give the battery life as stock.don't get me wrong they are all great roms but at least for my device not battery friendly. I'll post some battery stats from BBS if anybody has some free time to see what's going on. I'm on Cauks el29 now.I format everything before flashing and I use cauks format all many times. I'm on the verge of staying on stock roll my eyes.
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You're doing it wrong.
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psych0r3bel said:
Well when is the last time you used stock? And if it's been quite a while...consider having your battery checked out. Anyway, I'll continue as if your battery is fine from here on out. Basically, anything but stock tends to have a modified kernel. Even with all the battery tweaks, etc out there, there's a chance that the kernel itself might not play well with your phone. I'm not too versed in that, but I also noticed that the TouchWiz based ICS kernels/ROMs give MUCH better battery life than AOSP based kernels/ROMs such as CM9 and AOKP, etc. This is just basic stuff you might already know, but yeah, just go on and post your battery stats, preferably with a custom rom and a stock rom so we can see the difference and where it lies. Also, I'm running Touched by a Galaxy S3 on my phone and with moderate use (music for maybe a few hours a day, texting, don't really make many calls) I average between 8.5 and 11 hours from 100 to 0. Another thing I'd suggest is download CPU Spy from the Android market, or something similar if you prefer, and post screenshots from that on the custom ROM; the problem with AOSP and certain other GB and TW ICS roms that i've seen is that something prevents the processor from going into deep sleep mode, usually keeping it at 200mhz or higher. Lastly, when you use the custom roms, do you notice the phone getting really hot compared to the stock roms?
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Probably a good 2 weeks since on stock. I tried all ICS but i just used the kernel that it was packed with.THats a good time frame. What is the best kernel to run with roms?
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I'm assuming you know this but are you letting the battery cycle a few times before passing judgement? I usually spend a week on a rom before I decide if I have good/bad battery life... attached screenie is normal for me with moderate use on mijjhs goodness rom
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Wow thats some crazy battery life. yea ive been on it for a good week. pretty much i stay on it for a week or two and then i do a battery calibrate. what kernel do you use with the Mijjhs Goodness rom
Get a good gb rom and under clock that puppy to 500 or 800. Battery definitely lasts
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Get a good gb rom and under clock that puppy to 500 or 800. Battery definitely lasts
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Also if you use caulks roms flash his under volt script as well. I was using his -75mv script stable. Which equaled amazing battery life.
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Sorry to disagree but that is not my experience at all... This is the m'ics rom and is typical of the battery life I get.
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How did you get this type of battery life? please share the steps on how you rooted your phone up to the operation.
thanks man.
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You're doing it wrong.
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Thanks for your observation that I'm doing it wrong. What would be appreciated more than telling me your opinion would give me steps in correcting as to "what" i'm doing wrong
bigrndahouse said:
How did you get this type of battery life? please share the steps on how you rooted your phone up to the operation.
thanks man.
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By not using the phone.
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By not using the phone.
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Lol
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Things drain battery. This is my test off wifi for the most part using the phone as a phone with average use. Didn't even log in to Google on this one. Just proof that intensive applications, google services, and anything else added after a "factory flash" can manipulate battery life significantly.
Oh, and check out drain when I'm in less than ideal coverage. Noticeable difference. One huge factor to consider when diagnosing battery life.
It really depends on what you're doing with the phone. Obviously having brightness up playing heavy games with Wimax on will kill battery faster than someone on low brightness reading an ebook with wifi on. That said, i agree that I've had better battery life stock than almost all ics roms.
My life for Aiur
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Things drain battery. This is my test off wifi for the most part using the phone as a phone with average use. Didn't even log in to Google on this one. Just proof that intensive applications, google services, and anything else added after a "factory flash" can manipulate battery life significantly.
Oh, and check out drain when I'm in less than ideal coverage. Noticeable difference. One huge factor to consider when diagnosing battery life.
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Truth to the last word.. I hate battery life threads too many variables.. I love the part about " using the phone as a phone " you crack me up B..:laugh:

Best battery on AOSP ROM?

I want to try an AOSP ROM but I need the battery to be as good as touch wiz with no under clocking. Any help would be appreciated.
realtalker said:
I want to try an AOSP ROM but I need the battery to be as good as touch wiz with no under clocking. Any help would be appreciated.
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Then I would have to say to stay with Touch Wiz...I like AOKP and run them more than anything else but battery isn't as good as Touch Wiz. Although it does last enough for my use.
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I want to try an AOSP ROM but I need the battery to be as good as touch wiz with no under clocking. Any help would be appreciated.
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Try slimstar, best results I got on aosp
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ArcticFish said:
Try slimstar, best results I got on aosp
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Could you possibly post some screenshots or something of the battery life?
Slimbean
I have flashed just about every ROM on here and SlimBean is the very best FOR ME nothing else was close. I realize some will say something else worked for them, which means you really are just going to test them out.
But for my money I use onlychevys version of slimbean and it amazing.
I have one that was a little better I believe I got about 35 hours but I can't find SS right now
battery depends on your usage. I could probably pull 4 days out of aokp but I wouldnt be using the phone very much...
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I have one that was a little better I believe I got about 35 hours but I can't find SS right now
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You have barely any screen time! Also...you have something keeping your phone awake....big time! Should check that out! You're battery will last even longer if you get your phone deep sleeping!
I usually get 30 hours or so with around 4 hours screen time ....and really...it doesn't vary much no matter what rom I'm on.
That's with my use anyway. Games will drain your battery quick...also no matter what rom you're on.
I'd say use whatever rom appeals to you...I think drastic battery difference among roms is an urban legend.
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You have barely any screen time! Also...you have something keeping your phone awake....big time! Should check that out! You're battery will last even longer if you get your phone deep sleeping!
I usually get 30 hours or so with around 4 hours screen time ....and really...it doesn't vary much no matter what rom I'm on.
That's with my use anyway. Games will drain your battery quick...also no matter what rom you're on.
I'd say use whatever rom appeals to you...I think drastic battery difference among roms is an urban legend.
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I found out that I have a charger that my phone wont go into deep sleep after use , its crazy. I spent 3 days testing roms and kernels to figure out it is in did the charger.
I only half agree about it being urban legend, some Roms are much better than others battery management. just my opinion
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I found out that I have a charger that my phone wont go into deep sleep after use , its crazy. I spent 3 days testing roms and kernels to figure out it is in did the charger.
I only half agree about it being urban legend, some Roms are much better than others battery management. just my opinion
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I heard about the charger issue. I've gotten in the habit for awhile now of always rebooting after a charge. Haven't had sleep issues on any rom with rebooting after a charge.
I do agree that some roms and kernel are better on the battery....but it seems like a minor increase...not enough to influence my choice in roms anyway. I choose a rom that has what I need it to have, has good support, an active thread with dev active in thread....plus dev track history plays some role....I do tend to stick with certain devs.
For me anyway....my 30 hour average....3 1/2 to 4 1/2 screen time has been consistent on any jb rom I've tried. But hey....others may have different experiences.
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msg1285 said:
I have one that was a little better I believe I got about 35 hours but I can't find SS right now
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You never use your phone, do you? Most of the time, there was no phone signal. You must be in Airplane mode.
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My benchmark for best battery is how well the phone sleeps, the lastest AOKP nightly has my phone sleeping better than any other rom I have run. I am also running eugene's dual core sleeper app though I have not tested the build without the sleeper app. screen on battery use is going to be a pig, only an hour or so of difference between roms/kernels...
Alarmmy said:
You never use your phone, do you? Most of the time, there was no phone signal. You must be in Airplane mode.
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A lot of people read the signal wrong.
Red is horrible.
yellow is bad.
The grey is regular signal.
Green is very good signal.
8Fishes said:
A lot of people read the signal wrong.
Red is horrible.
yellow is bad.
The grey is regular signal.
Green is very good signal.
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You seem right. But why it is also grey when im on airplane mode?
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Alarmmy said:
You never use your phone, do you? Most of the time, there was no phone signal. You must be in Airplane mode.
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I actually use it quite bit, obviously a 35 hr charge isn't day I watch netfix, but i listen to iheart radio everyday (truck stereo died )
kj2112 said:
I heard about the charger issue. I've gotten in the habit for awhile now of always rebooting after a charge. Haven't had sleep issues on any rom with rebooting after a charge.
I do agree that some roms and kernel are better on the battery....but it seems like a minor increase...not enough to influence my choice in roms anyway. I choose a rom that has what I need it to have, has good support, an active thread with dev active in thread....plus dev track history plays some role....I do tend to stick with certain devs.
For me anyway....my 30 hour average....3 1/2 to 4 1/2 screen time has been consistent on any jb rom I've tried. But hey....others may have different experiences.
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Thanks for all the suggestions. I'm currently on Vincom's SuperLite CM10 Rom and I'm getting amazing battery life... well at least better than any Touchwiz and AOSP I've tried before. I'm gonna stay on this for a few more days and then switch to Slim Star and compare the batteries.
realtalker said:
I want to try an AOSP ROM but I need the battery to be as good as touch wiz with no under clocking. Any help would be appreciated.
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My recommendation is onlychevys unofficial slim bean 3.1.0. Great battery life for me.
ArcticFish said:
Try slimstar, best results I got on aosp
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How much screen time do u get ?

Need some guidance :/

The note 2 is known to be the complete phone even till this day... right? and its outstanding part is the battery... right?
I see many people get 5 hours minimum screen on time with usage more than me! My max is 5 hours if I'm lucky, mainly only 3 and a half hours screen on a day. Ive tried a bunch of different roms but no luck, even stock with UV but nothing :/
Is there a combination of rom and kernel that someone could recommend me to see if it'll help? I prefer AOSP roms but there battery hasnt been the best for me but maybe with UV itll work out better?
Any help is appreciated
Thank you
-Imran
imran429 said:
The note 2 is known to be the complete phone even till this day... right? and its outstanding part is the battery... right?
I see many people get 5 hours minimum screen on time with usage more than me! My max is 5 hours if I'm lucky, mainly only 3 and a half hours screen on a day. Ive tried a bunch of different roms but no luck, even stock with UV but nothing :/
Is there a combination of rom and kernel that someone could recommend me to see if it'll help? I prefer AOSP roms but there battery hasnt been the best for me but maybe with UV itll work out better?
Any help is appreciated
Thank you
-Imran
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I believe, TW Roms have better battery life than AOSP ones.(haven't proved it) Additional mods, like Note 3 mods or S5 mods, tend to consume more RAM + Battery 'cause they are designed for phones with higher RAM, so try to avoid them. Root apps like Greenify, freezing some apps using TB, and doing the common saving tips(auto brightness, silent mode, off mobile data, etc.) will also help a lot in battery.
Last thing, batteries also tend to degrade in quality, so sometimes it falls short of its expected length of use.
Hope I help even a little.
Hmm I could be more battery cautious, what rom is designed for battery performance like the meanbean rom but that's not for the international version :/
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imho, using aosp on n7100 is not a smart choice. in my experience they have almost the same battery drain as sammy. i tried many roms, now i'm testing revolution hd 23 and with some greenifying everything runs smoother, i have 4% of drain during all the night standby with wifi on, i can't get better on any other rom. i think i'll trust this rom for a while. cheers
Hmm I've tried the android revolution rom and it didn't really suit my usage battery wise. I think I may need a new battery since this one has been going for a while :-/
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