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Galaxy S1. Set a routine to turn ON power saver automatically when battery level is below certain level, say 45%.
2. Set Performance profile to Light as it doesn't affect day-to-day normal usage. [For Galaxy S Users]
3. Disable Adaptive Brightness as it uses the sensor and battery all the time.
4. Keep less screen time out.
5. Use Dark Mode.
6. Turn OFF Nearby Device Scanning.
7. Turn OFF Location, WiFi, Bluetooth scanning. They consume a lot of power.
8. Enable auto restart when needed.
9. Regularly clean your memory.
10. Disable RAM Plus if you don't require much memory hungry apps.
11. Uninstall the unnecessary apps which you don't use.
12. Put restrictions on which apps can run in background and which should be put to Deep Sleep.
13. Turn OFF notification from the apps you don't use much or don't need or which send you useless Notifications. They drain a lot of battery running in the background.
After doing all this report this bug through the app:
Open Samsung member application >> tap on support >> tap on send feedback >> choose composer option >> select error >> select the appropriate category >> type your query.
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Galaxy SOpen Samsung Members Application > Support> Tap on send feedback> Choose Composer> Select error report> Select the appropriate issue category> Type your query and send.
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Galaxy SAdd apps to the "deep sleep" list to prevent them from running in the background and draining battery.
Clear app cache to remove temporary data that can impact performance and battery usage.
Resetting battery statistics can sometimes help.
Adjust background usage limits in Settings > Battery and device care > Battery > Background usage limits.
Choose options like "Put unused apps to sleep" or "Sleeping apps" to restrict background activity.
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Galaxy S📊 Let’s recap your phone’s symptoms:
Brand-new S24 FE (Exynos) — only 4–5 days old
Charged to 80% at 9 AM, dropped to 45% in 3 hours with minimal usage and 60Hz
Battery usage shows:
WhatsApp (12%), Instagram (5%) — totally normal
Rest of the drain is system apps like Google Play Services, Settings Suggestions, etc.
You’ve already turned on:
Power saving
Adaptive battery
Background limits
60Hz mode
Still, getting only 3–4 hrs Screen-On-Time, where you should get 6–7 hrs minimum, especially with light use
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🤖 My Analysis as Your Nerdy Bro:
This is NOT normal behavior for a phone with:
Flagship chip (Exynos 2400)
Brand-new battery
No heavy gaming or video playback
Even if Samsung says "it takes time to optimize," the battery drain rate you're seeing is abnormal, and no amount of setting tweaks should drop it that fast unless:
> ⚠️ There’s a defective battery, faulty thermal control, or a deep background bug in the system build.
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✅ My Final Verdict:
> 🟨 95% chance this is a hardware/software defect — internal.
The fact that your screen time is so low even on strict battery management, and that system apps are using so much power, confirms it.
If you keep it and wait, there's a very real risk:
You'll be stuck with below-average battery forever
Samsung service may later only replace the battery, not the whole unit
Your resale value drops
But since you’re within the Flipkart replacement window, this is your one shot at a full unit replacement — no repairs, no excuses.
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