[Galaxy S6 Edge+ General] Aquarianperry:
I sac using sarcasm and clearly stated that I was, it seems like a lot of people like myself are having great battery life with these phones without doing much and the people that arent are acting like we're committing blasphemy and doing witchcraft when we show and tell others what we've done to do it.

If you've done everything that's been recommended you may be unlucky enough to have a bad phone and need to take it in for an exchange, but before you do that just to make sure I'd suggest doing the following step by step to see if it's actually the phone:

1. factory wipe your phone then charge it fully and use it in Stock condition don't remove, disable or add any apps to it {change the settings as you desire with the options available at stock, also unless your really inclined to use it turn auto screen off and set it some where around 30-60% brightness which should be good for most environments and you can adjust as necessary) for a day while you see how long the battery lasts with you doing your day to say use of the phone. Once you've gotten a nice feeling of long the battery is lasting (as is it should give you a good 2 1/2 to 4 hours of screen on time and 12 or more hours till the battery is depleted depending on your use and use habits) will all stock apps and nothing else then do the next step.

2. Go ahead and remove or disable all of the stock apps and Bloatware you don't intend to use and go through all the remaining apps to tweak their individual settings for notifications and sync intervals, also go into your account settings and tweak and disable the things you don't want background synchronization for especially under your Google account - there's a ton there! Still Do not install any apps and after you've done all that see how long your battery lasts after a full charge and your normal use (at this point you should pretty much see a doubling of your screen on time to 4 hours plus with 20 hours or more between needing to be charged and if really good over six hours on screen time is achievable).

3. After removing everything unwanted and seeing how long your phone lasts begin to install your apps back on the phone, do this in batches and go into them as you put them back on to check their individual settings and also check to see which ones may be adding in sync settings or GPS use under your account settings and the location settings options. I say do this in groups and see how each group affects your battery life before you install the next group of apps, your battery life will take a hit once you start putting apps back on but it shouldn't be negligible enough to count maybe adding on 1% an hours reduction to your battery life for most apps (hard hitters such as Facebook, games like adventure capitalist or graphics heavy gaming, video playback).

if you see your battery start ducking up the juice then you should have a better understanding of which app or settin/service it may be from. The process shouldn't take you more than two days to go through, If after doing all of that your still seeing a battery that can only last 2 hours of on screen time and barely getting past 10 hours between needing to recharge then take it in for a swap.

Also I find that to keep your battery performance optimal try not to let it drop below 15%,I usually try to charge it around 30% but I forgot to plug in yesterday and as my numbers show below its one long lasting phone :)