Getting great battery life with gnex finally.

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Wow. Sounds like someone has a battery challenged Nex. Are you rooted? You could try the things that were mentioned earlier in this thread. :)

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Nope, not rooted (i'm too lazy to factory reset and go through all the complicated steps.. i'll wait for a 1 click rooting kit) I'm going to get an extended battery tomorrow to see if it helps but my trip to Vegas with this phone was a NIGHTMARE trying to find power outlets.. i disabled G+ too but my Android OS usage surges through the roof at around 40%
 

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Its really not complicated. Especially after coming from a D1.

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Nope, not rooted (i'm too lazy to factory reset and go through all the complicated steps.. i'll wait for a 1 click rooting kit) I'm going to get an extended battery tomorrow to see if it helps but my trip to Vegas with this phone was a NIGHTMARE trying to find power outlets.. i disabled G+ too but my Android OS usage surges through the roof at around 40%
If it doesn't improve you should send it back for a replacement.
 

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Does the extended battery fit with the black silicone case?

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Yes, it seems to fit with silicone cases.

Also, my first Nexus was like that too (4-8hrs), so I returned it for a new one and now it's great.
 
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I downloaded a toggle app to switch off my 4G, now I am getting a full day on one charge. I figured when I need 4g then I will toggle it on for that minute.
 
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I used an app called batterycalibration, I think you have to be rooted to use it.

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Can't you just use Clockwork wipe stats? is the process:
Drain to near zero, recharge to 100%, then wipe?
 
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Yes you can reset via clockwork mod. The batterycalibration is just alot easier and saves you from some restarts.


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I downloaded a toggle app to switch off my 4G, now I am getting a full day on one charge. I figured when I need 4g then I will toggle it on for that minute.

I use a mobile data and wifi toggle from Elixr 2, but I've had no luck finding a 4G LTE toggle widget or app. Which one did you use?
 

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I downloaded a toggle app to switch off my 4G, now I am getting a full day on one charge. I figured when I need 4g then I will toggle it on for that minute.

What is the name of the app that you used?

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Try Juice Defender - has more than doubled my battery life

After the first few days with the Verizon Galaxy Nexus, I was seeing 5-6 hours of battery life. I was seriously considering returning the phone, or at least exchanging it for another one thinking I might have a faulty unit. In my attempt to try anything and everything to improve the battery life, I installed and enabled the free version of Juice Defender. My battery is now lasting 15-20 hours with my 'normal' use which does consist of around 2-3 hours of screen on time. A normal day for me includes reading RSS feeds, web browsing, Facebook, Twitter, texting, email and more. I don't stream a lot of video or anything like that, that would of course kill the battery much quicker. Anyway, with 15-20 hours, I can usually expect to do just fine as I'm never too far from a charger, but 5-6 hours was unmanageable for me.
 
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