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Low battery life on s24 ultra

(Topic created on: 12-14-2024 10:20 PM)
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ravidup
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Galaxy S
I bought a samsung galaxy s24 ultra about a week ago.i am getting a very low battery life.it only lasts about 7 hours of screen on time in light profile.with aod turned off.sometimes i charge my device 2 or 3 times a day.

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RISKYTAP
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Galaxy S
Yes, Battery, adapt the way you use ur device.. automatically, as you use for a few weeks... for me, the same happened. But if think something is off, you can always claim ur warranty via Samsung 🤔 i think

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Galaxy S
Using the device on mobile data?
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ravidup
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Galaxy S
Yes.mobile data always on.light profile.aod turned off.adaptive brightness.fhd +
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NishathAhamed
Active Level 7
Galaxy S
7 hours screen on time is normal when you use your phone with mobile data it'll give up to 10 hours when you're using with Wi-Fi

Also, it'll take some time to your phone to adopt your usage pattern

Downloading the battery guardian module is also helpful to you

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ravidup
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Galaxy S
But its 4g.even my old redmi note 12 can do a 10 sot with 60 refresh rate and.with aod enabled
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Janith842
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Galaxy S
7 hours screen time is quite normal with mobile data turned on. Check whether you have turned off Bluetooth when you are not using and keep the 5G network off.

Also, here are some of the battery saving methods you can use. Check whether these are enabled in your phone.
Turn off Always on Display if Enabled.
Reduce the Display's screen timeout.
Turn on power saving mode. And if you don't consider a high brightness level and don't play any games. In the power saving mode, you can enable Turn off Always on Display, decrease brightness by 10%, and limit CPU speed to 70%
Always reduce the screen brightness and use, and it is good to enable the Auto Brightness feature.
Always turn on Dark Mode.
Limit background activity and restrict apps with high battery usage.
Also enable Extra Dim. And it is good if you can use the battery protection feature to charge a maximum of to 80% so your battery health will improve a lot. And always try to charge around. 20-30 Per cent.

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shivaphiriyan
Active Level 7
Galaxy S
I am also using s24 ultra
It's 5000mah so it's normal
7 hours is ok 👍
RISKYTAP
Expert Level 1
Galaxy S
I use 13 hours, sometimes 22 hours, dpends on the work

Some times 7 hours in high gaming
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Galaxy S
Hi 👋
try these settings on your phone 📲
1.go to the power saving mood then you can see 3 things on it. On these settings
*limit CPU speed to 70%
*decrease brightness by 10%
*limit apps and home screen
2.use dark mood
3.use brightness level between 0%-30%
4.turn off Auto rotation
5.If you use mobite data change to the wifi
6.turn off bluetooth and some unused options.
7.if you have lot of unused apps, zip or sleep these apps

It's quite a normal for 7 hours of usage as a full time user

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RISKYTAP
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Galaxy S
I recommend heeding the advice of our colleagues. I also observed this behavior initially; however, it normalized within a few days. Furthermore, if you've previously used a budget device, you may notice that its battery life exceeds that of a flagship model. This is because flagship devices, with their powerful chipsets and displays, tend to consume more power due to their higher performance settings. Lower their performance manually or set up an adaptive system to get rid of this frustrating situation