DaDroidDude
Member
Well, this is new.
I've been having battery life problems more and more with the Note 4.
Having a couple major upgrades, like to MM, I'm sure played a role.
So I did a factory reset, which helped my battery life quite a bit for the first day.
Granted, I didn't install all my software, fitbit and pebble in particular, and, as a test, I had the bluetooth radio turned off in order to get a baseline.
2 problems
Twice, so far, when the battery got down to about 30% the phone shut off and went into a boot loop. Plugging it in to A/C rebooted it and it was fine, though I let it charge completely so I don't know if it would have gone back into the loop if unplugged immediately.
The weirdest problem, I just noticed that the battery monitor in the settings is saying that the phone has been on battery for an hour and a half, but it's actually been 2 and a half hours.
I've never seen that monitor be wrong, though, admittedly, I check Battery Monitor Widget much more often on the topic.
Any thoughts anyone?
Dead or dying battery perhaps?
Thanks, in advance.
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I've been having battery life problems more and more with the Note 4.
Having a couple major upgrades, like to MM, I'm sure played a role.
So I did a factory reset, which helped my battery life quite a bit for the first day.
Granted, I didn't install all my software, fitbit and pebble in particular, and, as a test, I had the bluetooth radio turned off in order to get a baseline.
2 problems
Twice, so far, when the battery got down to about 30% the phone shut off and went into a boot loop. Plugging it in to A/C rebooted it and it was fine, though I let it charge completely so I don't know if it would have gone back into the loop if unplugged immediately.
The weirdest problem, I just noticed that the battery monitor in the settings is saying that the phone has been on battery for an hour and a half, but it's actually been 2 and a half hours.
I've never seen that monitor be wrong, though, admittedly, I check Battery Monitor Widget much more often on the topic.
Any thoughts anyone?
Dead or dying battery perhaps?
Thanks, in advance.
B