Back in Nougat, I keep Bluetooth on most of the time while connected to. And sometimes I forget to turn it off when not in use, but it doesn't eats up battery as much as it is when connected to a device.
After Oreo update, I noticed that the percentage of the Bluetooth usage had gone insane. I assume it's just how it's supposed to be, since it's a new update. But, earlier today, I turned on Bluetooth, connected it to my wireless headset but it ringed meaning it's low battery. So, I turned off the Bluetooth and kept it that way the whole day.
I got used to checking the battery life of my phone everytime before I charge it so I would know the reason why maybe my device dies faster or not sometimes. But this time, the Bluetooth estimated percentage of usage had gone insane. I mean, 0min used and got 79% of the battery? Come on.
13012mah, how's that even possible 😂😂😂
After Oreo update, I noticed that the percentage of the Bluetooth usage had gone insane. I assume it's just how it's supposed to be, since it's a new update. But, earlier today, I turned on Bluetooth, connected it to my wireless headset but it ringed meaning it's low battery. So, I turned off the Bluetooth and kept it that way the whole day.
I got used to checking the battery life of my phone everytime before I charge it so I would know the reason why maybe my device dies faster or not sometimes. But this time, the Bluetooth estimated percentage of usage had gone insane. I mean, 0min used and got 79% of the battery? Come on.
13012mah, how's that even possible 😂😂😂
