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My battery capacity according to my system(evolution X) as well as as accu battery app, and when it turns off when It hits 0% when I tried to recalibrate it, dropps really really quickly. 4days ago a had 2675mah and now I have 2135mah.... Is that normal ?
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Total battery capacity usually doesn't drop that fast. Try resetting your phone to remove any faulty drivers or malware that can interfere with good battery reading. If that doesn't work, replace the battery. The link below has how-to instructions:
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It's not software issue... I'm considering new battery but this kind of copacity drop really worries me.
@pie0tr I currently have the same problem with my Poco F3 at the moment, how did you fix yours in the end?
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Four days and this phone used 0.5+ amp or 500 milliamp may not be considered unusual unless you have apps running in the background that draws power to deplete any battery. If apps are running, select those not necessary to run 24/7 to reduce power use and monitor power use.
von F Dryer
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I think you misunderstood me... It's change in Max battery copacity, not current one. It's really wired.. because it was very long no problem and thru last days I was using my phone heavily, and it turned off when it showed licke 20% battery left. So I tried to recalibrate it and stuff, and it turned out to be 2675mah of max copaciy (when at 100%) but after 4days max copacity was not 2675 but only 2135 (now it's at 1983mah and it was only 23 cycles since 2675...) Is that normal degradation rate ?
von Piotr Przybył
@pie0tr My Samsung Tab S2 is at least 5yrs old when it began shutting down for a worn out battery. No warnings or alerts. It would shutdown/reset/power up at random when battery life was around 45%, 40%, 35%, etc. No rhyme or reason so I took it as a hint to replace the battery after several years of daily use. New battery is only a few years old and it's suddenly doing the same random s/r/p. Rechargeable lithium batteries are supposedly free of memory issues but not according to my tablet. Maybe two years went by then suddenly shutting down/resetting/powering so I experimented by repeatedly using tablet after these random shutdowns. Many cycles later, random shutdown/reset/powerup disappeared. While not characteristic of lithium batteries everywhere, my experience seems to tell me otherwise. Tablet use; news, shopping, forums with replies, checking emails, etc. No gaming. Wifi only so either I use wifi hotspots or my phone as a wifi hotspot - tablet has a larger screen than any cellphone.
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