Guys the problem isn't solved.

[Devesto]

I tried turning on adaptive power saving, setting refresh rate from 120hz to 60hz also didnt work and I tried waiting for 14 days and its still and still 22h 54m left help me please. (My samsung is Galaxy A25 5g).

[TheUnκn0ωη]

Could you please provide a screenshot of the last 3 days of usage? This would allow me to see the battery consumption over a full day of your use.

[Devesto]

Here

[TheUnκn0ωη]

The battery consumption is normal, nothing to worry about. It's just a little high, but that's normal given your heavy usage.

Reduce the screen refresh rate from 120 to 60 or set it to adaptive. Also, decrease the screen brightness or make it adaptive

Don't leave too many apps running in the background. Turn off notifications you don't need, as too many notifications drain the battery, not by a huge amount, but it can make a difference.

[Devesto]

I tried all these

[TheUnκn0ωη]

Your consumption is normal

[النجمالثاقب]

Since we have the same device (A25 5G), I suggest checking if there's a specific app draining the battery in the background. Go to Settings > Battery > View details. Also, try wiping the Cache Partition from the recovery menu; it often fixes battery calibration issues after updates without deleting your data. If it persists, a 'Reset All Settings' might help before considering a factory reset

[Devesto]

First, I did all this. Second samsung removed wipe cache partition.

[النجمالثاقب]

Actually, Samsung didn't remove it, but they changed how to access the Recovery Menu on newer updates. To find the 'Wipe Cache Partition' option, you must connect your phone to a PC or a Type-C earphone via USB cable first, then use the button combination (Power + Volume Up) while turning it on. If that's too complicated, try 'Galaxy App Booster' from the Samsung Good Guardians app; it optimizes the system similarly without needing the recovery menu."

[Devesto]

I will try that, also if i reset the battery stats does it help?