Battery

[AGP25]

I would like to ask all the galaxy users..what is average sot you are getting after the new ui 2.5 update..

It seems that the battery is draining quickly 

I have seen many complaints on the community forums..seems to be a software issue I suppose. 

I'm a note 10 lite user..and I get about 6+ hours of SOT..I don't know if thats good or bad...

What do you guys think do comment below your sot and the mobile you guys use...just to know if everyone is facing this problem

[SaketPriyadarshi]

6+ hr is good but I also use Note 10 lite and battery is definitely downed.....even edge screen is taking battery

[AGP25]

yeah..but its like I lose each % in 5 min...sometimes its like in 3 min..
..what is your sot?

[SaketPriyadarshi]

I don't estimated

[Anonymous]

you loosing that ...because may you simply update that big 2.5 via mobile data or wifi which is not the process to install any big os or new ui interface...it needed to be flashed by odin or through authorised samsung service center..samsung provides non A/B partition type ota software not like other company hence if someone simply update it via mobile data or wifi then there will be the maximum chances to produce software loop holes over software which hamper battery performance

[AGP25]

I don't think that's possible every time right..updating the device by flashing is not easy either...and the service center would charge you for the updates..so doing that occasionally is not quite economical I suppose

[SaketPriyadarshi]

Can anyone tell how to update with flashing?😅

[Anonymous]

not possible every time then use smart switch which is proc3ss ... and every time samsung don't provide os or new ui interface by the way .. .. most of device looses their display forever also after simply update software and this forum is full of issue with ... for this reason only Google mandate A/B partition ota after Android 11

[Anonymous]

do you know Around 2012-13 or 2013-14 there was a big backlash on Samsung and there is this issue where every S series and j series mobiles used to get bricked with every update they release. Users have to visit service center for every update to unbrick devices. Those times Samsung has this app called Samsung kies which detects bricked device and initialize emergency firmware installation. But also kies interface and ui is somewhat difficult and not all users able to use it. Then they released smartswitch with integrated kies where user can backup, restore and even update devices. As of odin Samsung itself uses it. And firmwares are open source from 2014 where developers can use to create their own. Samsung officially has a mail I'd for xda developer user where they can request firmware and firmware is sent to your registered mail. Sammobile is one of it they are legal and gets firmware from Samsung itself. use smart switch if in future don't want to loose your device forever

[Anonymous]

try any process I gurentee you battery will drain as it is ultil you flash the software because already loop hole formed over software... problem is not mobile data or wifi problem is those are not stable which actually any big update needs hence afterwards device suffer problem if that big firmware not installed fully or correctly by chance...it's not process bro to install atlest any big software