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[AT&T HTC One (M7)] droidiac13:
I'm having no issues with my battery. Actually this phone has done better than any other I've had. I'm a heavy user and my company's main line runs through my cell. And no, I don't just let my phone sit there and not use it. LOL I don't play games on it or anything, but I'm usually doing something with it.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] society mike:
A) stop comparing with Note2, it has a huge battery, 2 times the size.

B) For those that haven't figured it out yet, it's all about the data signal strength.

If you reside in an area with good lte coverage, you will see good battery life. For those with no lte coverage or weak lte signal, battery will drain quicker.

For me, battery life is best I've seen on any phone.

I'm on 4G LTE all day, in an area far from towers, I watched a couple hours or so of YouTube and Internet (the drop in the morning) and streamed music most of the day, then surfed Internet in afternoon with more video (second drop).

Heavy usage today overall.

Left wifi on although not connected all day, looks like it sleeps after no connect.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] rohitgarewal:
My battery has been much better than expected. With light use I'm lasting 24 hours. Medium use I went 13 hours and had 38% remaining. Over all I'm happy.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] youwonder:
It's not LTE that's destroying your battery, see those regular spurts of it waking up? it's automatic location polling.

open up maps

go to settings

>locations settings

uncheck >report from this device

Now go reenable GPS if it got auto disabled from you doing that, then check to make sure report from this device is still disabled.

I had this problem on my galaxy nexus, enabling google now started automated location pulling even though google now doesn't need constant updates every 10 god damn minutes of where you are.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] CheesyNutz:
Stock battery
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] dxwilliams40:
My battery life has been decent. It's better than my gs3, but could be better. I had about 62% left after 10 hours on yesterday. If I can get 14-15 hours of normal use without charging, then I'm fine. However battery life depends on many variables that are different from user to user.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] varuun:
I am coming Xperia ion which has horrible battery life (last only 5 to 6 hrs).

With Htc one i am getting 11 to 12 hrs with moderate to heavy use. Try disabling unnecessary att and bloatware and blink feed sync.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Hardcore73:
Mine is getting better everytime I cycle it too :)
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] haqone:
Close to 8 hours screen on time! Played some games, browsed a bunch of this site and watched some movies. It's actually a challenge to drain the battery lol. I was on data for a good portion of my usage and WiFi for the rest. Standby time on this phone is amazing if you take care of wakelock issues.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] lunercrab:
Wow that's great...best I've gotten is like 4hour screen time....does ur phone get hot with games and or videos?...when using my phone semi hard my temp goes up way above 107 degrees
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] haqone:
I have a case but have not noticed any really hot temps. It feels about as hot as my iPhone 5 got or a little cooler.

Overall my main fear with buying this phone was battery life. My last android phone was a thunderbolt. I was lucky to last half a day with that phone.

I'm extremely pleased with the HTC One. My only issue right now are the home and back buttons being laggy or not responding unless clicked spot on. Hopefully they work that out soon.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Nyxagamemnon:
All I can say is 7+ hours with a 2300MAH battery is pretty impressive. The DNA with 2020 gets around 4-5 max.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] soapbubble:
I've gotta ask what settings you're using for that.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Silellak:
Coming from a One XL, I'm pretty thrilled with the battery life so far. I don't have any fancy battery stats to support it, but I can already tell after a few days that it's going to last me substantially longer in day-to-day usage.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] tell4ever:
just 8 hours of screen on time, my phone goes for 24 hours screen on time
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] inneyeseakay:
Consistently great here! (Notice, this wasn't from 100%)

Swyped on my HTC One
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] pink monkey:
the standby on this phone is ridiculous, i'm very pleased with it so far...

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[AT&T HTC One (M7)] starxgamingx:
I came from a gs3, honestly I can get around a day and a half on moderate use with power saver on, and around 27 hours with heavy use. Im using juice defender which might be a bit redundant with the power saver mode but it seems to work well together.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] cachookaman:
i dont know how people who actually use their phone are getting more than 10 hours per charge. i check instagram a couple times an hour, get my work e-mails pushed, use the camera and send a few texts and ive never gone past 10 hours. it lasts even shorter when i watch videos or do anything more taxing like playing games.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Hardcore73:
Cachookaman you must have some apps running in the background killing your battery. Or you have a bad install of an app that is doing it.

I use power saving mode but not throttle CPU and I can easily get over 6 hours of on screen time.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] GermanGuy:
Ok. I just realized that my phone charges significantly faster through a USB port on my laptop than via a 2 AMP charger connected to an outlet. What gives.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Narom88:
Then i really don't know how you're getting less than 10 hours. I check facebook every now and then, twitter too, along with bbc news website and occasionally engadget. I get my work and personal emails pushed, send quite a few text messages and listen to music for about 2 hours a day and play Metropolis (for my sins)....yet i can quite easily make my phone last from 7am when it comes off charge to about 11pm when it goes back on and it still has about 30% left.

Lord knows what you're doing to it!
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] davewuvswaffles:
I'm not exactly sure what's killing your battery.

I send a few hundred texts per day, listen to music through iHeartRadio, watch a few videos on Youtube, surf the web a bit, use Snapchat, took a few pictures, controlled my TV, and check my emails and I'm at 10% battery after 1d 19h 0m 9s and counting.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Wasuhz:
I totally agree with you

I dont understand ...maybe its an exchange or email issue because on both my AT&T version and this developer edition i can watch my battery go down. I just left AT&T to return my AT&T phone and i kept my Dev edition. For the 1.5 hours i was out of my office, i left with 100% batter and basically just browsed ran a few apps and checked emails, i am back at my office 1.5 hours with 76% battery? Anyone else this bad?

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I am telling you i am not that heavy of a user---no games nothing demanding.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Hardcore73:
Have you let your battery run all the way down until it shuts your phone off and then charge to 100% without taking it off the charger? I got a lot more battery life out of mine when I cycled mine that way. Huge difference!

I also use WIFI all day and bluetooth most of the day connect to my pebble watch and still get a ton of juice.

I am at 56% and have used it for youtube, email all day, wifi, bluetooth. 2 hours on screen time and on battery for 7 hours and 13 mins....

I would consider that fantastic for a phone. I came from a Note 2 so I understand long battery life and I have no problem with this phone and I do all my work from it all day long.

It is set to sync, usually 25% brightness. Power management is on everything except for the CPU throttling. I have vibration turned off (biggest battery drain next to screen) and I usually have no sound on for alerts (bluetooth to my watch for notifications of email, calls, and messages).
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Wasuhz:
I did that last night...

I did that last night...
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] cachookaman:
its actually looking like wifi was draining my battery. i set my phone in the same spot i always do at work today but with wifi off and im only down to 78% after 6 hours. yesterday at this same time i was down to 47% with wifi on the entire time. my LTE signal never goes above 2 or 3 bars.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] minicoop7:
Power saver off, wifi & bluetooth on, Google services on. I get 7 hrs:(
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] cachookaman:
my battery life today was way better than yesterday. yesterday i had wifi on the entire time i was at work and it was down to below 30% by 6 PM which was 9 hours after it was unplugged. today, i left wifi off and im at 30% after 14 hours.

yesterday:

today:
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] d.cortez:
battery life has been good for me so fare. i posted details here. after 15 hours, 4 hours screen time and 1 hour of calls i still had 40% battery left. this is with bluetooth, wifi on the entire time (but not necessarily connected).
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] californiarailroader:
Whoa, you must send one every few seconds :D
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Wasuhz:
Flashing Custom Rom Battery Life

I have TRICKDROID rom installed, from what i've been reading I am wondering if it is necessary to re-calibrate battery after installing a custom ROM? What are your thoughts guys? Should i clear my battery stats at full charge and re-calibrate?
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] CheesyNutz:
nope googles own people have said its not necessary
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Wasuhz:
Any sources?

Anything online i can ready that somewheres because everywhere is telling me i should do it, and im not getting good battery life like everyone else and its frustrating as hell. I wish there was something i could do.

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I found this, thanks

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1443108
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] minicoop7:
Found a culprit - At&t DriveMode. Disabled and saw a little improvement :)
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] ravikiran34:
I'm not sure how you some people are getting that much battery life. Mine seems to be really bad compared to yours. I guess I am not lucky :( I used about 1.5 hrs of Pandora on AT&T LTE, at the max 1.5 hours of browsing. Couple of text messages using whatsapp and about 5 zoes. The battery is at 12% after 10.5 hours.

I had the power saver on and I am using about 50% of screen brightness. I have used Wifi for about an hour at the max. This happened for two continuous days. Other than that I was mostly on AT&T LTE.

I am amazed that people are getting about 15hrs and still having 30% left on the battery. I am thinking of returning the phone. It seems worse than my One X+.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] cdordon:
Pretty good I'd say
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] ravikiran34:
Can you please share what apps you were using and how much?
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] cdordon:
Mostly Twitter, xda premium, about an hour of music, stock browser, messaging, couple phone calls
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] society mike:
It's got to be bad data signal in your area.

We have complete LTE coverage here in Fayetteville, and over the last 4 days, I've charged twice, and it's never dropped lower than 28%.

I'm averaging 1day, 18hrs, and battery will be around 30%.

Power save mode always on.

All AT&T apps disabled.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] californiarailroader:
I don't know, I have a full signal at my house via an AT&T MicroCell, but still see the abnormal battery drain. We don't have AT&T LTE here in Mendocino County (NW CA) yet, we're HSPA and HSPA+ w/EB. I've either uninstalled or frozen the AT&T Apps, and I use GreenPower Premium. I am planning on flashing Android Revolution 7.1 today, it seems to get good battery life and I hope it helps my One.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] society mike:
Try disabling LTE.

It's probably searching for LTE all day draining battery.

This solved our battery problems on japanese GalaxyS3 in areas there with little to no LTE coverage.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] HyperM3:
I have to say after over a week of using this phone, the battery life is the best of any phone Ive used in the past couple years. Lately Ive been putting the phone back on the charger at night after 15+ hours and Im still at or above 50% battery life left. Wifi, GPS on all the time. No battery saver on. Push updates for everything including blink, facebook, twitter, emails etc.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Skizzy034:
I love the One's battery life. Night and day difference compared to the S4.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Blue1k:
I get maybe 8-9 hours with LTE off. With moderate use. I got much better life on my S3 and obviously my Note 2.

How did you achieve this?
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] californiarailroader:
Thanks, I'll try that out! The battery seems to be doing a little better the past couple of days too, maybe the battery heard me complaining :D lol
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] HyperM3:
Im just using my phone the way I did with my Nexus4 and all my phones prior. Nothing different. My nexus would get me to around 30% of battery after the same time period. I just installed ARHD and the battery life has seemed to dwindle a bit but its only the first cycle so Ill keep a tab on that. I might go back to stock ROM though if not happy or try Trickster.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Kennedya12:
Does anyone know how to fix audioout_4 wake lock? I'm getting pretty consistently Crappy batter life. Maybe 2.5 hours of screen on time over the course of a day and I keep brightness at 25 percent and power save on
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] KY Wildcats:
Might have found the reason why my Chrome Beta was 60% of my app battery usage...

In chrome go to settings->Dev Options and untick "Tilt Scrolling". For some reason this was on by default on my One. Seems much better last night/this morning I'll update after I browse today

edit: nope. this battery is frustrating. the 1080p absolutely kills the thing...
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] AutoUnion:
I can't believe LTE has to be basically disabled to last a day comfortably
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] garment69:
Battery life for me has been better than expected. When I say that, I mean that with my usage, it is lasting me longer than any phone I have every used. I can compare it to, most recently, the Iphone 5 and Xperia ZL.

Of the charger at 530 AM, when I plug it in at 930 PM I typically have 25-30% left. Iphone 5 would be down to single digits.

I usually have about an hour and half of screen on time, but I get over a two hundred emails a day (gmail and work). I update weather every three hours and update twitter every 4 hours. Lots of texts during the day as well.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Blue1k:
Still not pleased with battery. I've even rooted and undervolted and still crappy life. And yes LTE is off and I am in a strong signal area.

Cpu spy shows deep sleep so it's not from wake locks.

Hmm. Keep digging.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Itaintrite:
Hm, getting my HTC One tomorrow and this is rather disconcerting. How can you call a battery life good/great if you have to turn on power saver and turn off LTE? My HTC One XL has great battery life too if I put turn off all notification, lower brightness to min and underclock.

Fingers crossed The One will actually be satisfactory...
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Hunt3r.j2:
Use Better Battery Stats and check kernel wakelock. If you have MSM_HSIC_HOST, something is actually holding wakelock but it's hidden behind modem wakelocks. Enormous pain to diagnose.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] bosotros:
I'm getting between 5 and 6 hours of screen on time and have no problem going a whole day. I'm still in the stage of playing with it constantly so I expect when I finally start treating it like it's just my phone I'll get outstanding battery life.

I live on a fringe 4G boundary so I switch it to GSM only when I'm at home, otherwise I'm stuck with one bar of signal instead of 5 for edge. Whenever I leave the house though I switch it back to LTE. I usually have the screen fairly bright.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] tyshemi:
How do we switch it to non 4g
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] bosotros:
Use phone keypad and dial *#*#4636#*#*

Select "Phone Information"

Use drop-down under "Set preferred network type:"

Select "GSM Only" and back out of the screen

You should probably make a note of what the stock setting is before you change it, there's a long list of options.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] californiarailroader:
Shouldn't it be set to WCDMA preferred?
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Kennedya12:
I have exactly this is there anything I can do? Should I reflash a new Rom or something?
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] bosotros:
I guess it depends how much battery you want to save. The idea is to lock it on Edge so the phone's not constantly searching for signal for a fast data connection. 4G or 3G are going to do the same damage as far as the seeking goes. LTE may use more power just in operation but the searching for signal is what really drains the battery (or so I've been told, maybe I got it wrong?).
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Hunt3r.j2:
No. Run Shark for Root captures for around an hour or two. Set the settings to 68 bytes captured per packet instead of 0 (all of it). Take the file, open it up with Microsoft's Network Monitor application, and look at what IPs are using the most traffic. Figure out what the IP leads to via Google searches or WHOIS.

That's really all I can say, it's a lot of guesswork if the application is not obvious.

I have found that Hotmail push sync and Blinkfeed will cause this wakelock. Even though I set it to not sync over mobile data, Blinkfeed seems to keep open a data connection or something.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] tell4ever:
I recommend using greenify and wake lock detector,, before using them I used to get about 2.5 hours screen on time

But now I get around 4 hours of sot
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] minicoop7:
Finally hit the 4 hr screen time after a full charge. Went to corporate store the other day and exchanged my original One due to battery issues, gaps and the bottom speakers sticking out a little. :)

Sent from*my*HTC One™
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Kennedya12:
This makes me nervous because I have no build quality issues with my device but I cannot get over 2.5 hours of screen on time even with power save mode on and brightness at the lowest level

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Thank you, I'll try this
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] spiderjerusalem:
Running trickdroid on mine and getting a day of pretty heavy use out of it, going to try cleanrom out tomorrow as I have always loved those roms. I can't comment on stock as I haven't used it.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] :
I agree that the battery needs to be broken in. As odd as that seems. The first couple of days my battery was awful but it's getting better every day.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] jiwengang:
Returning due to battery...I am completely spoiled by my note 2 battery..... and Verizon unlimited plan... probably will wait for a 1080p 3100mAH battery phone on Verizon to even consider ditch my note 2 now.....

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[AT&T HTC One (M7)] tehdef:
My average battery life is about 1 day 8 hours since I got the phone day of release.

My longest charge is 1 hour screen time with 2 days 6 hours.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] fix-this!:
its far worse than my note 2 was but that was expected. i get about 20hrs medium - heavy usage.

my only concern is how long does the internal battery last before it would need to be replaced? that's my only gripe about non removable battery devices.

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the note 2 had good battery life but any device using 4g will drain quick.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] dalamchops:
I have been getting 40 hours on the one. Running arhd with greenify to hibernate apps.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] bwild:
I have been pretty happy with battery life. I'm getting like 15h on a charge. This is way better than my note 1! So I am happy. I was lucky if I got 9 hours outta that thing.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] lunercrab:
Can't say much for mine yet...first day after a full rundown and then charge....not looking too great....running trickdroid and bulletproof....lte off....no WiFi...no gps...no sync....power saver on...
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] minicoop7:
That result was from day 1 of full charge and really heavy use (videos, browsing, temple run 2). Below screenshot is regular use full power day 2 of full charge.

Today (day 3 of full charge cycle) , I'm testing battery saver mode the whole day.

Hope to get this update soon http://m.techradar.com/news/phone-a...s-techradar-s-third-5-star-smartphone-1149180

Sent from*my*HTC One™
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] _DDMM:
So far I'm not sure how I feel about my battery. I got the phone yesterday and didn't calibrate my battery(letting it die before charging). Charged it last night at about 3 AM before I went to bed and took it off the charger at 11 AM. I've used my phone to send about 50 texts, handled 3 phone calls(all about a minute long), checked instagram for a few minutes, listened to two songs, watched 4 YouTube videos, and browser the internet. I'm left with 14% battery left with 3 hours and 51 minutes of screen on time. Is this normal?
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] minicoop7:
That's about normal.

Sent from*my*HTC One™
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] CiDhed:
I have no idea what your problem is. I never turn off anything or run powersaver. I had wifi off for a little bit because I was doing LTE speed tests on this day.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] aSeniorWaffle:
This is what I'm getting, as you can see I woke up with 70%... Unplugged the charger in my sleep-_- pretty good considering I use my phone quite a bit. I have juice defender on which saves a lot it stayed at 62% for almost an hour!
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] georgieff:
I'm using Snapdragon BatteryGury and that helps a lot. I've got 11h 21m and still have 43% battery.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Alaris:
Yeah I just installed snapdragon guru. Says it takes a couple of days to configure.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] jiwengang:
I found such posts quite pointless. It is a channel for people to vent , or brag. Not too helpful.

For example, Screen Time can be very misleading too. A screen time for 5 hours with playing NFS or other heavy duty games is not the same with a screen on for 5 hours changing system settings or other light tasks. Again, A phone in a very well covered zone, i.e. signal is full bar and never goes below -80 , is very different from a phone in a zone constantly having -100 to -120 in signal. both cases, you can be in "LTE" zone.

Basic useful posts to compare, is to show track of your signal level, screen on time, CPU frequency time, network utilization time and wifi on time etc, even with these, you can only gauge whether this phone is good or not.

In the end, I would say, if you don't need to install a battery monitoring app, or even don't need to show number in the battery indicator using apps, you are having good battery life :)
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] jpitch2415:
I was frustrated with battery the first week , but after that and custom kernal it's great now. 24 hours and still at 30%
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] jiwengang:
Yes according to this screen shot you are using the phone that much.

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[AT&T HTC One (M7)] elbos2k:
I'm quite happy with my phone :thumbup:
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Alaris:
Just an update installed snapdragon guru yesterday and already seeing a pretty good bump in battery life.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] lunercrab:
Well I'm on my 4th full battery charge...just took it off the charger...made 2 quick phone calls and browsed the web been on the phone 17 mins and battery dropped down to 95%....really 5% battery loss in 17 mins?
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] jiwengang:
88% deep sleep.

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[AT&T HTC One (M7)] tsupersonic:
I have 8% battery life left, has been running 30h18m:

screen on time - 3h24m

wifi active - 1h53m

I took screenshot, can post on request, just really lazy lol
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] megamaster2:
Got twenty hours today. Ended at 15 percent. Pretty heavy usage lol. I'm very pleased.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] godfirst:
Is anyone noticing a difference in the battery life with power save enabled?