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[HTC 10 Real Life Review] stefan1234566789:
It's because your wifi wakelocks

In wifi settings disable "keep Wi-Fi during sleep"

Try elementalx kernel who have some Wi-Fi paches to reduce the wifi wakelocks ,or maybe elite as well or maybe standard nebula

Get yourself informed about those kernels :cowboy:
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] dd66:
No luck with the wifi settings. Still with 16%/h loss... :crying:
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] stefan1234566789:
Get a custom kernel . Many of them (kernels) have managed to resolve this problem. I'm on lineage os by [MENTION=3857343]crpalmer[/MENTION] and he manged too to reduce this issue

If anything above doesn't work try a factory reset
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] dd66:
I tried (I think) everything; custom kernel (EX), dirty flash, clean flash, different roms (leedroid, viper), restore by Google, restore by TiBu...last thing I could try is restore RUU then TWRP then custom magisk rom... who knows...
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] stefan1234566789:
Try it

Maybe your should try a lineage os rom too

Good luck sir! :cowboy:
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] pillopoulos:
Today's "drain", after I made a data clear on the Google services, is no longer present. I read it on an s7 edge forum that someone had suggested it for having Android system keeping the device awake. It's the first day, since I had the device, that didn't had the device recharged during the day

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[HTC 10 Real Life Review] stuffynet:
Weird battery graph

Hi. Just got my htc 10 3 days ago. Last night this happend. Waked up, made a call, tried to open app drawer and the phone soft rebooted by itself. Any ideea what was the issue?

I'm on stock, untouched.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Haldi4803:
I hate Google maps ~.~
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Spegeli:
Ok after a long time of tests i can finally say that the heavy batter drain comes from the Google Play Service and a Service called "android ConfigUpdater".

With LeeDroid and Viper i got ~2-4% battery drain per Hout in Standby with WiFi Enabled.

Currently i'm using LineageOS and with the Privacy Option it is possible to say "dont let this services/apps wakeup the phone".

And now i'm running at ~0,5-0,7% per Hour ;)
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] pettigrew95:
Anyway to do this on LeeDroid?
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Tornado77:
Guys what is this? Ohio_wake_lock. I have no deep sleep after first clean install Lineage OS, and now same issue on Leedroid and ruu stock.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] fossils-n-dents:
Hello all! I use Greenify, Forcedoze (Ignore lockscreen timeout, zero doze delay, disable WiFi), PnP Thermals, and a guide by MeggaMortY (Google Play Services Wakelock Guide for OnePlus 3 on xda). After a week of flashing/ re-reflashing my rom, cache clearing, app removal, and testing every method/ app I could find (Doze, forum searches, safemode, Naptime, tweaks, ect), this configuration provided as close to great standby time as I could attain. I am rooted, S-off, running ViperRom 5.9.0.

I get 0% drain in the first 2 hours (Tested about 30 times in 3 hour standby runs over a week because I was freaking out), and get about 2-3% loss in 8 hour runs (Only 6 of those runs). Theoretically, if I have 94% battery after 16 hours of standby, I'm good with that.

Previously, I would get 3-5% drain per hour, sometimes 8% at worst. I hope this helps someone.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] JochenP:
I have no Utilities and get 1% per hour (always wlan on) - Android 7 should not need such tools.

Disable all tools and test it.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] fossils-n-dents:
I understand what you're saying, but the thing is, you shouldn't have even 1% drain per hour with wlan on if we are to discuss how Android 7 should 'Optimally' behave while in a standby/ sleeping state. I only use wlan at home to sync, update, and stream (I have very poor LTE coverage in my home). When done, I turn off wlan. (Personal habit going back to rooted Evo 4g)

I already know (Through testing), my launcher, replacement lockscreen, text messaging app, dialer pad app, font changer, and 30+ other chattering apps plus Android services, along with Google Play services, will conspire to kill my battery while I am sleeping or working if left unchecked.

Those 'Utilities' and tweaks allow me to use whatever apps I wish, with full device functionality, without having to compromise my choice, or amount of apps. And when done with SOT, my device sleeps quite nicely...Immediately. And It could be even better...but, I'm satisfied...for now. Android 7 absolutely needs such tools and tweaks until HTC, app developers, or Google Play get their sh*t together.

If you're getting 1% per hour in standby, that's fine. But for me, that is unacceptable. I actually want 0.3% per hour.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] JochenP:
Ah, ok. I misread your post

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[HTC 10 Real Life Review] heorung:
Hi [MENTION=1568456]Tornado77[/MENTION] , i have the same issue and my htc 10 cannot enter deep sleep anymore , even when return to stock , have you fix it?
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] :
Hi! I cannot manage 2 days w/HTC10 anymore... With BBS, I've seen that com.google.android.gms is waking up the phone a lot of time (in 13h there are 2851 wakeups (3.8/min); I've a Moto 360 v2 connected, could be this the problem? And how did someone manage to solve? (I haven't all stats because my phone is not rooted)

Thanks in advance :)
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] fossils-n-dents:
Try this...

Turn off Moto 360 (For Now)

Go to Settings> Power> Battery Optimization> Reset App preferences.

Reset Data in Google play Services/ Reset Data in google Play/ Reset data in maps...Reboot.

In settings, turn off Location/ Body Sensor/ Backup & Reset/ Auto Sync (You can sync manually)

Remove any battery repair, task killers, and antivirus apps.

Disable/ delete any app you do not use (Force Stop them first). Disable/ Delete Facebook, Instagram, Viber, Twitter, ect. Use browser instead (For Now)...Reboot.

Download Greenify from PlayStore (Do not use Android battery optimization with this app). In Greenify settings enable 'Shallow Hibernation' and 'Automated Hibernation'. Exit Greenify.

Download ForceDoze from Playstore (Do not use Android battery optimization with this app). In ForceDoze settings enable 'Turn off ForceDoze when charging', 'Ignore Lockscreen Timeout', Disable Wi-Fi during Doze, and 'Disable Motion Sensing'.

Set 'Doze Delay' for '0' seconds. Exit ForceDoze.

Turn off Wifi. Keep it off (For now).

Charge to 100%, Let phone idle for 5-6 hours...Get back to me if you like.

Not having root puts you at a disadvantage concerning certain services that can be disabled. I hope this helps.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] fredphoesh:
Modern chargers don't overcharge. My phone is plugged in every night, and is cool to the touch in the morning... no charging going on. I think that overcharging can only happen with cheap chargers, not ones made by good phone manufacturers like HTC, Samsung, Sony etc...
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] dlads:
I didn't want to get into this but if you're suggesting that I'm not telling the truth then I guess I'll have to explain.

I used to work in a phone store as a techie, I used to change over all the phones in the stores and when they went wrong (which they did) i'd replace them, took care of all the kit and was responsible for the upkeep, not sales, simply tech.

Literally every single device including iPhones, HTC, Sammies, Sony, LG, Nokia, they all (after a period of time) went wrong, this is not simply down to being used to demo as the phones were under my control and were swapped out if damaged in any way.

The problem was charging the devices constantly, they were always plugged in, they overheat, then eventually the batteries bloated, screens began to fail, devices then eventually broke, not all of them but a large chunk of them, some on occasion appeared to be unaffected but this went on for years, this wasn't actually that long ago so the modern chargers comment means nothing, that electricity has to have an effect it's that simple, predominantly overheating, whether you like it or not.

The most extreme case was a mechanics diagnostic kit we used to transfer data which was left on charge permanently, eventually the small slot at the front which you could insert a sim into, over the year it became harder to insert a sim into until it was almost impossible, I didn't realise at the time but what had happened was the battery had quadrupled in size so much so it was literally splitting the device in half, four large industrial deep thread screws were being forced out, this wasn't an overused device it was simply being overcharged, took the battery out and the size was just insane, just bare in mind that this piece of kit was worth a couple of grand, still used today in places like BMW and Mercedes so it will have a cut off.

Bottom line is why would you even risk it? Even if you don't believe me? A plug from Robert Dyas that shuts off (Completely) at a specified time costs around £2 ?

Honestly don't mind if you believe me or not, it's your device, I've worked in the industry for many years now and still do, the people i know who have bad habits are by large the ones with terrible battery, the ones who don't haven't reported that issue at all, I personally haven't overcharged my phone since I got it, nor have I any of my previous devices, the charge is still superb on this and was on devices I've owned in the past.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] fredphoesh:
I always charge overnight, the phone is cool in the morning and the battery lasts with no perceivable degradation for the year or two before I upgrade... So it's a non issue for me.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] dlads:
Great, but don't think it doesn't have an impact because it does, I've seen it on hundreds of devices, literally.. I'm not benefitting from telling you am i ?
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] fredphoesh:
Of course you are mate... The desire humans have for being "right" is one of their major weaknesses. In my opinion, all rechargeable batteries degrade slightly anyway. Since the shift from NiCad to new technology batteries, and chargers that drip feed when full, the degradation isn't from overcharging or from "battery memory" anymore.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] dlads:
The desire humans have for being right?

Yes if youre a total sad case! Wtf.

Look I tried to help! I know you are wrong however much you'd like to be right (ironic) you're being confrontational for the sake of it and I'm bored of you frankly, have better things to do with my time.

I'm calling time on this idiocy, you do what you like ok!
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Haldi4803:
He literally said:

Pronouncing the word perceivable....

Of course its bad for your Battery. But at the same time is unhealthy to charge with high currents, and yet we all accept that because its ausum Quick Charge feature.

I'm sure if you would limit one battery to 500mA 5V and the other to 2.5A 7V it would make a noticeable difference after 600 - 800 charge cycles.

But it's pretty damn hard to find (useful) studies about battery degradation. They are probably all Locked away in the manufacturers basement.

Thanks to integrated Batteries nowadays we have absolutely no chance of properly testing battery health on a new phone and after 1 or 2 years of usage :(
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] dlads:
My experience is from watching devices fail in the work places I've had in the past where theyre charging 24/7.

It's pretty clean cut and undeniable, after a few months on the shelves , all of the phones to a degree went wrong.

Also he literally said there is a cut off in a previous comment which is why I responded in the first place.

Anyway, I'm leaving this thread now as I'm banging my head against a wall, you charge your phone how you like it's no skin off my nose.

If you have a problem with me, pm me, keep the thread clean of this crap.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Haldi4803:
Using LTE only (not WiFi) and PureFusion ROM with dozeGMS I get pretty decent standby.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] fossils-n-dents:
ViperRom10, ElementalX 1.07, Greenify, ForceDoze (To kill all sensors during sleep), MyAndroidTools Pro
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] ben5639:
I have a problem where i have my WIFI on drain the battery faster than i am on data. The battery draining is quite fast, after fully charged, i left the phone for 5 hours of stand by time, it drained about 15% on WIFI. I have factory reset the phone once but the issue is still there. Then, i rooted the phone and flashed both viper rom and leedroid rom, both have this problem too. But when i am on AOSP roms, this battery draining problem seemed to have disappeared. Does anyone has the same battery draining problem?
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] 82dodge331:
I'll loose 15-20% over an 8 hour night. I've disabled multiple apps, restricted data, and set background refresh rates, and still loose a ton of battery quickly. I just don't know.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] notJustSomeGuy:
Are you on WiFi? Try changing "Keep WiFi on during sleep" to "Only when plugged in"
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] $tark3:
I'm losing 45-50% overnight even without wifi on. Too bad that a set of phones are having battery backup issues
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] thunder2132:
I was losing between 20 and 30% overnight (10pm to 6am) previously. I changed settings to turn off wifi during sleep unless plugged in and enabled doze for GMS. Now I'm at about .8%/hr, so quite a bit better.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Haldi4803:
You guys should try a Custom ROM once...

I'm currently running PureFusionOS.

0.3%/H overnight.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Ta3miyyasandwich:
This is probably a dumb question...but is S-OFF absolutely necessary for both Sense and AOSP ROMs? And if not, is it worth the investment (sunshine or xtc2clip)?
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] yldlj:
No its not neessary.

Yes its worth it if you plan on changing more than just your ROM ie different firmwares, modified firmwares, downgrade RUU ect.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] socialgadfly:
My HTC 10 drains abnormally

I got my HTC 10 about 7 month ago and I was really happy with it until three or four days ago that I have no idea why my phone started to drain drastically even when I'm not using it at all.

I'm not a heavy user, I have never even installed a game.

I repeat, I was completely satisfied with the battery.

Most of days I used it for 2 days and still having 10 % remaining.

Yesterday I reset factory the phone, and just installed less than 10 essential apps and I have restricted their access to network.

Last night I fully charged it and shut everything off. No Wi-F,i no data, no nothing. Even I turned on the power saving mode. When I got up in the morning the battery percentage was 28% while my phone used to use less than 5% during nights.

I checked battery usage details and the results were shocking:

Android OS 55%

Android system 24%

Phone idle 11%

Only 1 app had used the battery and it was:

Telegram 1%

What should I do?

This change hasn't been gradually so I'd say "okay my phone is used out and old! "

This change "just" happened. I have no idea why.

Please someone give me some advice.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] fossils-n-dents:
7 months old, rooted and s-off. Sleeps like a baby...
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Haldi4803:
Oreo Standby seems pretty decent...

Duration: 93h12m17.152s

Aggregated Checkin Stats:
Metric | Value
Screen Off Discharge Rate (%/hr) | 0.55 (Discharged: 51%)
Screen On Discharge Rate (%/hr) | 35.08 (Discharged: 28%)
Screen On Time | 47m53.234s
Screen Off Uptime | 1h43m12.078s
Userspace Wakelock Time | 45m13.056s
Sync Activity | 11m56.387s (328 times)
JobScheduler Activity | 19m27.995s (2073 times)
App Wakeup Alarms | 1127 times
CPU Usage | 1h12m49.974s user time, 1h16m4.677s system time
Kernel Overhead Time | 57m59.022s
Kernel Wakelocks | 1h13m14.358s (168928 times)
Wakeup Reasons | 24m54.644s (4520 times)
Mobile KBs/hr | 0.00
WiFi KBs/hr | 0.00
Total WiFi Scan Activity | 3m35.175s (76 times)
Total WiFi Full Lock Activity | 6m39.468s
Mobile Active Time | 1h19m37.584s
Signal Scanning Time | 2.332s
Full Wakelock Time | 42.132s
Interactive Time | 47m30.645s
Phone Call Time | 0
Device Idle Mode Enabled Time | 70h1m26.992s
Device Idling Time | 70h15m3.376s
Total GPS Use | 0 (0 times)
Wifi Power Usage | 0.00%/hr, 0.00% total
Wifi Transfer Time | 0
Wifi Idle Time | 0
Bluetooth Power Usage | 0.00%/hr, 0.00% total
Bluetooth Transfer Time | 31.806s
Bluetooth Idle Time | 22.714s
Camera Use | 9.204s (1 times)
Flashlight Time | 0 (0 times)
Modem Transfer Time | 0
Modem Idle Time | 0
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Playing Candy Crush for 22 hours straight can take its toll on your battery (and your marriage). Rate this thread to express how the HTC 10's battery performs under heavy use. A higher rating indicates that it lasts a long time even when playing games, streaming video and audio, and doing other CPU-intensive activities.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] ivanov13:
I play World of Tanks Blitz on my amazing HTC 10. I get about 4 + hours of gaming on battery which is outstanding! My HTC m9 would get about 3 hours under the same load of gaming, so would Nexus 6. As a result, phone lasts me all day and that is "quietly brilliant".
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] hadory:
Was playing Dofus 3.30h in an afternoon, was incredible :30% battery left.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] revealed:
I went to a zoo today. By car the ride there took about 2 hours whilst using the phone for Navigation. When i arrived at the zoo i was about 80 percent battery. At the zoo i took 622 Pictures. And a small video of a bird. When i went back in the car i had 30 Percent battery left. Then i put it to charge.

That is awesome i think. Especially since i had a person with me that had my old HTC One S with. And the battery of my old device was gone on the half way ;)

Greetings.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Once in a while, when your significant other yells at you, you might use your phone a bit less. Rate this thread to express how the HTC 10's battery performs under light use. A higher rating indicates that the device goes a long time when you're using the phone sparingly: no gaming or video/audio streaming, light web browsing, some calling and texts, etc.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] holofractal:
I get extremely good battery with light usage.

[IMG="Screen shot here"]http://i.imgur.com/DUrFY5k.png[/IMG]
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] cobrax2:
this is light use?

i get like 5 days with light use lol
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] devsk:
On wifi, the battery is in the ruins, no matter you use the phone or not. See: http://xdaforums.com/htc-10/help/wifi-constant-suspend-resume-leading-to-t3392562

With wifi off and using data only, I am at 81% after 22 hours of light usage with 1hr15min SOT. If I just extrapolate, I end up with about 5 days of 6hrs SOT of light usage off the charger. But that's not going to happen, I will likely end up with 3 days and 3 hrs of SOT on light usage...:) I will likely end the experiment (of keeping it off the charger) tomorrow after 48 hours off the charger and see how it went. We shall see.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] StilsonCanyon:
That's been my experience. This phone just goes and goes and goes with light use. I've found it quite easy to get 36 hours and still have 30%+ remaining, and I live in an area with poor cell coverage.

I concur, if the wifi signal is weak, then the batter will drain rather quickly.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] devsk:
The wifi issue on HTC 10 has got nothing to do with signal strength. Signal strength is fine. It seems to affect certain people or may be most people don't even know it affects them. Have a look at the post I linked to. It has more details and a way to find if you are affected or not.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] StilsonCanyon:
Hmm. I considered it to be related to the poor wifi signal in the part of the house where I was sleeping. The phone lost nearly 20% in 4 hours last night. Today, at my office, it has lost 4% in 4 hours with strong wifi and cell signals.

I don't know too much about adb, but if I can help, let me know.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] VictorC:
I for one experience better standby on Wifi than on 4G (and I assume that is normal). I did a light-use run and I got a little bit over 40 hrs of use with 2 hrs 45 min screen-on time. It actually lasted me a whole two days as HTC brags about. From this perspective, one of the best phones I ever owned. On wifi, over night, the phone would lose maybe 1%... 2%tops
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] devsk:
That's how it should be. A good wifi connection should be eating less battery than LTE.

You are the guy/gal we are looking for in that other thread....:) Can you please post with your output in that other thread? I will likely have some more questions for you as we diagnose this issue on HTC10. It seems to affect quite a few people. So, your help will be greatly appreciated.

---------- Post added at 02:21 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:10 PM ----------

That's about the right rate for a strong wifi connection. So, your wifi is working fine as well.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] masi0:
After 1st charge I got barely 26 hours battery with 20% left. Hope things will improve with next charges

Wysłane z mojego SM-T815 przy użyciu Tapatalka
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] VictorC:
Best result so far with light usage: a little bit over 41 hours. That's more than two full work days... In this time I did play a little and had a few serious sessions of browsing, blinkfeeding and Facebook. But almost no camera, YouTube or music. Most of the time on Wifi, the rest on 4G+. Still, 41 hrs with 2 hr:40 min SOT is good enough for me for this type of usage. Best phone so far as endurance is concerned...
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] devsk:
Here is my "light" usage: 2h45m SOT, 54hrs off the charger, 52% used. All the use is over 4G LTE (good 3 bars), no wifi (see my post about wifi drain at: http://xdaforums.com/htc-10/help/wifi-constant-suspend-resume-leading-to-t3392562). With 48% remaining, I am projected to reach over 90hrs off charger with more than 5hrs of SOT.

Brightness at 40% with Auto, which is plenty bright for me indoors AND outdoors with Auto boost. Cores locked at 1Ghz (little ones) and 1.6Ghz (big ones), which is plenty of power for me. Note that Power saver mode locks them all at 1.3Ghz. I am not using the Power saver mode (extreme power save mode is different than this) because it ruins the brightness completely, and 1.3Ghz is too slow.

Nearly 4 days off charger with 5hrs SOT is totally unbelievable. This is my typical work days where I don't get to play with the phone a whole lot. HTC 10 just rocks!!
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] devsk:
After using the phone for over an hour and half for calls today, I am left with 79 hrs off the charger, 4hrs SOT with 10% remaining. Expected to reach 88hrs (or may be even more when EPS kicks in at 5%..;)), 4h25m SOT. Not quite 4 days off charger but very very close. This is the light use phone to get!!

BTW, during the calls the screen was dimly lit....:( It should turn the screen off to save battery during the call. So, technically that hour and half of calls today probably ate more battery than they should have.
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] devsk:
One more light usage screenshot. This time with wifi on most of the time except for when I sleep. 4 days and 1 hrs with 3.5hrs of SOT, with 10% battery still in the tank. HTC 10 is a battery life beast!!
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] Elfmirth:
I have about the same on my phone, I get the most drain on 4G but both at work and home on wifi the battery lasts for days =)
[HTC 10 Real Life Review] VictorC:
Ha, now that you've resurected my post, I can give an update... In June, on WiFi, it usually sucked about 1-2% overnight, but now, after more than four months, it goes down up to 10% overnight... I think a system refresh is in order :)