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[Sony Cross-Device General] panzerox123:
I dont know about that . I got them from posts from maybe 2011/2012? I know most of them wont work with the latest android, and im too lazy to check :p ;)
[Sony Cross-Device General] dieccast39:
Guys sorry for off topic but I flashed a dialer mod and I don't know how to get back stock dialer app I am on existenz 5.1.1

Some help here ☺
[Sony Cross-Device General] iXaidyiu:
If no backup then dirty flash your old ROM.

Please, always make a backup.
[Sony Cross-Device General] DB126:
Moto G4 Play, stock ROM, no tweaks, no wakelock blocking, location services enabled, push mail, Greenify 'Doze on the go' and reining in a few background abusers. ~3.5 hours SoT at reduced brightness with 54% left on battery. $100 USD budget handset. Hum.
[Sony Cross-Device General] panzerox123:
Hmm... That one has an extremely power efficient sd410... I was talking about the Moto g4 plus
[Sony Cross-Device General] Bewildered Wolf:
Umm sorry guys. I'm busy with some college and stuff. So won't be available for 2-3 days :)
[Sony Cross-Device General] cristixperia:
Most time on Wi-Fi.:)
[Sony Cross-Device General] iXaidyiu:
One thing I can concluded is that fewer changes to network state should result in less battery drain. Is that correct? Although I shouldn't be the first one who has discovered this:p.
[Sony Cross-Device General] Bewildered Wolf:
What happens is that when you are connected to a Wi-Fi networks , the signals are mostly stable. But when you are on mobile networks the signals constantly oscillate and the phone also tries to search for signals so that results in battery drains. Also the more the days switches , the more battery drains.

Also nice avatar bro :)
[Sony Cross-Device General] iXaidyiu:
Ninja'd...
[Sony Cross-Device General] DB126:
Yep - I know. Older Qualcomms (and similar silicon) are often dismissed as yesterdays technology. Everybody wants 8+ cores and highest benchmarks. Yet those old quads handle light/moderate workloads just as easily and sip juice doing it. Unlocked bootloader, removeable all day battery, SD card slot, highly responsive. Works for me.
[Sony Cross-Device General] panzerox123:
I don't know what's up with benchmarks... My mother's 150$ phone performs better than this one... 300$ for comparison... And my brothers Moto g2 has much better support. And no mess ups with DRM keys...
[Sony Cross-Device General] cristixperia:
That's true.

On Wi-Fi I get 1-1,5h more SOT .Mobile network drain the battery faster than Wi-Fi (especially when mobile signal is weak,like in my case).
[Sony Cross-Device General] dieccast39:
didnt make a backup thats my bad!! how to make proper backup can you explain? you mean backup rom? before flashing anything?
[Sony Cross-Device General] iXaidyiu:
Yes. Go into TWRP and backup your partitions before flashing anything to your phone for your good.
[Sony Cross-Device General] DB126:
It's all in the optimizations, mate. A fantastic motor mismatched to a great tranny will still yield a lousy powertrain. Electronics/SOCs are similar. Seen quality processors mated w/crappy eMMC (and other hardware) yielding poor performance and battery life. Ridiculously high pixel density (requires a stronger backlight) is another power suck. As for benchmarks...let's just say they don't tell the whole story.
[Sony Cross-Device General] cristixperia:
Today results.:)

From 46% on mobile data. Brightness 40%

Tomorrow I will try Greenify + Amplify.

No doubt, L speed really improved battery life.

Unfortunately I have lag in heavy games.
[Sony Cross-Device General] bodomfan:
Is that just l speed on its own
[Sony Cross-Device General] cristixperia:
Grennify + Amplify.

I've lost around 1h SOT after I gave up at L speed.
[Sony Cross-Device General] DB126:
Both (especially Amplify) require tuning for your specific device, app portfolio and usage patterns. You'll also find one day 'snap-shots' poor representations of long term behaviors. Same with so called 'benchmarks'.

L-Speed has an advantage here as 'tuning' simply invokes picking the options (tweaks) that work best on *your* device with fewer side-effects. Be sure to test over several days to get a more accurate representation of changes from the baseline.
[Sony Cross-Device General] cristixperia:
Today results.:)

Grennify + Amplify

After 2 charging cycles "miscellaneous" is still on top.:(

Tomorrow I will try...I don't know, but I will try something.:laugh:
[Sony Cross-Device General] dieccast39:
Guys anyone knows this mod

https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink?ur...share_tid=3482317&share_fid=3793&share_type=t

[STABLE][V9][UNIVERSAL][MOD]Ultimate Performance-Blazing Fast Speed On The Go!
[Sony Cross-Device General] iXaidyiu:
I installed quite some times ago but no big improvements in performance are observed, but faster battery drain is presented, which is not the aim of this guide, so it is not posted up here.
[Sony Cross-Device General] dieccast39:
Ok man thanks for telling this! ☺
[Sony Cross-Device General] iXaidyiu:
Please use the thanks button instead of saying thanks;)
[Sony Cross-Device General] Bewildered Wolf:
All these speed mods generally edit some init.d files and adds some lines to build.prop and some governor stuff.

And all these things are present in Lspeed. And everything stable. Also, these mods don't give you an option to choose b/w those values while with Lspeed's you can choose heavy or light mods or which mod do you want and which you don't.

:)
[Sony Cross-Device General] Templa:
I somehow think Google play services want to **** me hard even though I have blocked like everything and setup everything exactly like in the first post by OP. Does AppOpsXposed even work on Android 6?
[Sony Cross-Device General] Bewildered Wolf:
Use HebF instead of AppopsXposed.

You know AppopsXposed worked for a few days for me but then afterward I started getting Goggle Play Services drain for like 5-10 mins In the complete cycle.

They have gone completely after HEBF.
[Sony Cross-Device General] bodomfan:
Do you use l speed and hebf or just hebf for Google play services fix and l speed for everything else
[Sony Cross-Device General] Bewildered Wolf:
The later one. ;)
[Sony Cross-Device General] cristixperia:
Grennify and I speed causing conflict

Awake 7 minutes :eek:
[Sony Cross-Device General] cristixperia:
Only on mobile data

I installed L speed (beta 6) this morning and I saw the difference immediately.

L speed + greenify +Amplify +Appopsxposed.
[Sony Cross-Device General] Paget96:
Beta6 have a tons of improvements inside a code, also upcoming will have too. I'm doing things the best i can. :)

Stable version is on the way :)
[Sony Cross-Device General] cristixperia:
I can't believe how much L speed improve battery life.:eek:

In balanced profile lag is little(heavy games), in perfomance profile games running smoothly without any lag but I don't know if performance profile improve battery life.I think it's very difficult to find a balance between performance and battery life.
[Sony Cross-Device General] Paget96:
The best will be to make own setting. :)
[Sony Cross-Device General] cristixperia:
My L speed settings.:)

I will try to find the best settings for my device.

I disabled agresive doze from L speed because I use doze to go from Grennify.
[Sony Cross-Device General] bodomfan:
Do you find that any better?
[Sony Cross-Device General] Templa:
Okay I switches from AppOpsXposed to HEBF and it seems that the Google play services still eat my battery even though I set it up like in OPs first post. Hmm.
[Sony Cross-Device General] cristixperia:
With this setup battery life is improved, but games are little bit laggy, when I want to play games I switch Cpu governor tuner from balanced to performance and games running smoothly.:cool:

I didn't see an battery improvement on performance profile so after I played a game I switch back to balanced profile.
[Sony Cross-Device General] DB126:
AppOpsXposed and HEBF have no special power over Google Play Services. Both can curb certain behaviors but will not stop background drains without impacting functionality. Same goes for similar utilities that claim to be a one click power panecia. Google Play devices is a complex portfolio. Stopping a few services isn't going to tame the beast.
[Sony Cross-Device General] Paget96:
You can't have both, i mean you can, but that will not be like it should and will be temporary, shorter that you think ;)

Idk why people are messing with GP services. It's needed and the most important thing on android device. Location, messaging, sensors, even firebase use it to work. With disabling some parts of it, you are going to mess other things up :)
[Sony Cross-Device General] cristixperia:
Today results.

SOT it's not great but I used the phone almost all time on mobile data and I played Nitro Nation around 1h.So I'm satisfied with this results.:)
[Sony Cross-Device General] bodomfan:
I'll try it what is your exact greenify setup for doze
[Sony Cross-Device General] cristixperia:
Here is my Grennify settings.
[Sony Cross-Device General] Bewildered Wolf:
This is what I got on Maximum Brightness.

See, the difference only brightness can make.

This is why It is recommended to use the phone at the lowest Brightness ( according to you ) at least at home or dark places.
[Sony Cross-Device General] cristixperia:
Wow :eek:

With minimum brightness you got 9h and with maximum you reach only 3h.So lowest brightness improve battery life very much.
[Sony Cross-Device General] iXaidyiu:
Yes. Theoretically and practically, low-brightness can sometimes protect your privacy too:D.
[Sony Cross-Device General] bodomfan:
I always use brightness on half as stamina mode dims the screen anyway
[Sony Cross-Device General] Templa:
Well, this definitely should not be normal under any circumstances... Drained literally 50% of my whole battery. I somewhat think that it shows me wrong statistics.
[Sony Cross-Device General] iXaidyiu:
Drained by "Mobile radio active" inside GPS? Tried HEBF or Force Doze?
[Sony Cross-Device General] Templa:
both running with the same settings as OP in this thread.

Maybe I should add that I run Elitekernelv3 and Existenz 6.5.x

I am kinda lost right now.

Not sure what you mean with "Mobile radio active inside GPS", sorry.
[Sony Cross-Device General] DB126:
Google Play Services occasionally goes bezerk remaining active/awake for hours trying to complete some background/housekeeping task. Clear data (settings->apps->Google Play Services->manage) and reboot. Should fix it.
[Sony Cross-Device General] iXaidyiu:
Click on Google Play Service in Settings > Battery Stats, you will know what I mean.
[Sony Cross-Device General] maxxx83:
Is any of you use Battery Care on or off?If i turn it off do i get more sot or no?
[Sony Cross-Device General] iXaidyiu:
Turning Battery Care off practically allow you to use the most out of your battery, in which SoT does increase in a certain proportion. But however, bear in mind that your battery lifespan may resulted in a few months fewer then others. If you are not an overnight charger or rapid charger, as well as you are planning to change your phone per a year to two, turning it off isnt a big deal for you.
[Sony Cross-Device General] maxxx83:
Thanks for your answer.I leave it on.I'm happy with 2-3 days and 5-6 h sot.
[Sony Cross-Device General] Templa:
I will try this.

Radio active time: 1d 1h 37m 52s

Computed power use: 3686 mAh
[Sony Cross-Device General] panzerox123:
What phone do you use? Is the battery even that big :laugh: I think the data didn't get cleared
[Sony Cross-Device General] Templa:
Xperia Z2 (D6503) unlocked bootloader

Android 6.0.1

eXistenZ Marshmallow 5.6.5

I just cleared the data, rebooted and my phone is currently recharging.
[Sony Cross-Device General] iXaidyiu:
Use HEBF to limit Google Play Service, it is behaving way too crazy...
[Sony Cross-Device General] Bewildered Wolf:
Also clear Dalvik cache :)
[Sony Cross-Device General] DB126:
Recognizing: 1) a simple cache clear may fix problem; and 2) limiting Google Play Services is not without side effects. I'd go with option #1 before considering #2.
[Sony Cross-Device General] cristixperia:
Can you say side effects after limiting Google play services?
[Sony Cross-Device General] DB126:
See HEBF thread. Start with post #4 and then do a search for Google Play Services. If this solution was a benign panacea it would have been well adopted by the Android community. Everything is a tradoff.
[Sony Cross-Device General] Bewildered Wolf:
:p
[Sony Cross-Device General] iArvee:
Great tutorial! I have a few thoughts on your methods...

-I don't think using ForceDoze and Greenify's AggressiveDoze at the same is a good idea. Your phone is already in doze mode on screen off from ForceDoze, then Greenify would probably run a check again after a few minutes and place your phone into doze mode again, which would constantly activate and deactivate doze.

-I remember reading a post from one of the devs of greenify saying that you shouldn't hibernate your commonly opened apps. Remember that the deep hibernation mode closes the app fully then reopens once you open the app. doing this repeatedly would use more power. This is why the shallow hibernation was developed. It basically keeps the app open, but won't allow it to receive/send data, not unless its a GCM push.

-I personally had better battery life with custom kernels and playing around with cpu governors.

Again, great tutorial. :D
[Sony Cross-Device General] Bewildered Wolf:
Aah, thank you for giving your precious time to this thread.

About the points you've mentioned:-

- Yes, initially I thought the same thing that force doze and greenify won't work great together but then I enabled doze time notifications for both apps and here were my observations.

-> Without force doze, the greenify's doze took 5-10 mins to kick in (5 aprroximately I guess) .

-> With force doze, the force doze's doze kicks in as soon as the screen turns off and then i noticed the doze time of both the apps and they were same. That means grennify's agressive doze was activated with force doze's doze, which is contrary to what we initially thought.

So, these two apps support each other. And 've been using these apps from 3-4 months and they have been working superbly and always showing great results.

- Yes, i've not hibernated my most used apps. But i just use 3-4 apps most of the times. Rest all i've grenified. The shallow hibernation thing you said , i think is that the apps in shallow hibernation mode stays in memory that means eating ram ans some juice also. but thats just my thoughts, correct me if I'm wrong.

- yes, custom kernels and cpu governers are always great methods for tweaking battery. But, i made this tutorial for people like me who have their bootloader locks and cant olay with custom kernels :P hahaha :D

thanks you for more suggestions. Much Appreciated bro. Looking forward to your reply :)
[Sony Cross-Device General] tilakpatel22:
Like the android n graph
[Sony Cross-Device General] Bewildered Wolf:
Which android n graph ?
[Sony Cross-Device General] tilakpatel22:
This one
[Sony Cross-Device General] Bewildered Wolf:
This one in not n-style. This is stock in existenz rom. Go to battery < tap on the battery icon where remaining SOT is written.
[Sony Cross-Device General] tilakpatel22:
Thats strange this is mine on existen rom
[Sony Cross-Device General] Bewildered Wolf:
Change your theme and see :)

Don't forget to press thanks ;)
[Sony Cross-Device General] iXaidyiu:
That graph IS IN FACT modded by Android N-ify.
[Sony Cross-Device General] Bewildered Wolf:
Read it wrong ._.
[Sony Cross-Device General] tilakpatel22:
Ah thanks i'll get that
[Sony Cross-Device General] manfred18:
It's third cycle - it's nice. I don't use Greenify, only Amplify and ForceDoze
[Sony Cross-Device General] iArvee:
No problemo. I owned the Xperia Z2 and loved it so much, it's time for me to give some of my tips away anyway. :D Do note that I have not used the Xperia Z2 for a while. I've since bought an Xperia Z5 Compact, so I'm just working with previous knowledge...

-Greenify's Aggressive doze kicks in 7 minutes after screen off, I don't know why 7 minutes but I'm guessing there's a reason behind it. Well, roughly 5-7 minutes. Since they work together, I guess it's not so bad to have both of them make sure that your phone is on doze.

-It stays in memory, yes but it's inactive. If the app is completely stopped/closed, writing the app to memory again would use more battery. Think of the regular hibernation similar to force closing an app.

-Indeed you are right, it's hard to play with settings like that. :D May I suggest adding init.d scripts? Or use HEBF/Lspeed? I tried this interactive governor profile tweak on the Z2 months ago and it brought me to at least 5 hours SoT, with 30% brightness (auto) and mobile data on most of the time.

Again, no problem. Always willing to help. ;)
[Sony Cross-Device General] Bewildered Wolf:
.

- Greenify's agressive doze take 5-7 mins to kick in. And think of you just lock you device 10 times in one cycle (bare minimum) then almost 50-70 mins of doze time will not be used. (Almost 1 hr ) And that will be used in case of force doze :) both these apps works great together :p then lets leave this topic.

- Okay. Ll try shallow hibernation on my own. And see if i can get some results in 2-3 days :)

- Share more about you interactive governor profile tweak. :P Let us k ow how you achieve that :p I'll also add init.d scripts and some lspeed tweaks soon in the coming days. You know its christmas and new year I'm a little busy with celebration and also I've a training next week. So little caught up :p

Thank you for you precious info :) Much appreciated
[Sony Cross-Device General] iXaidyiu:
You are up in OP2!
[Sony Cross-Device General] Bewildered Wolf:
Great Results bro.

But i'll suggest you to use greenify. That is a must.

:)

Show us complete 100-1% Sot next time with more results :P
[Sony Cross-Device General] yakupTR:
Bro alarm blocked why zero??

D6503 cihazÄ±mdan Tapatalk kullanÄ±larak gÃ¶nderildi
[Sony Cross-Device General] Bewildered Wolf:
Show me the alarms page ?
[Sony Cross-Device General] yakupTR:
D6503 cihazÄ±mdan Tapatalk kullanÄ±larak gÃ¶nderildi
[Sony Cross-Device General] DB126:
Not sure what this is trying to show (other than raw numbers).
[Sony Cross-Device General] Bewildered Wolf:
3.5 hrs on 51%. Isn't that insane?
[Sony Cross-Device General] bodomfan:
It is very good I've managed nearly 4 hours sot at 50% that was without playing fifa mobile otherwise I'd get about 3 hours at 50% playing that
[Sony Cross-Device General] DB126:
Yep - pretty good for a Xperia Z2 with an aging 3200 mAh battery (don't recall if you changed that). Guessing screen brightness played a significant role in that acheivement along with some help from various tools/tweaks mentioned in the OP. Congrats!
[Sony Cross-Device General] cristixperia:
Screen brightness played a significant role but I think the second drainer is phone modem.When phone is on LTE or has low signal battery discharging fast, when phone is disconnect from mobile data drain is lower.
[Sony Cross-Device General] DB126:
Radios can be significant drainers in low signal strength conditions as power is ramped to maintain a stable connection. On the mobile front I often find 3G (when available) yields an acceptable compromise, although LTE will typically come out ahead on overall power consumption when signal strengths are moderate/strong provided modem quickly drops into idle mode when not in use. The latter is largely outside user control although custom kernels can sometimes help.
[Sony Cross-Device General] Bewildered Wolf:
Thanks bro. :)

Yes,

Screen Brightness played a significant role.

The brightness in Xperia Z2 comes with a minimum of 20.

With the help of gravity box, I changed the minimum to 5. And I'm easily available to see in indoor conditions. For outdoors , i dont use more than 20-25. That's okay for me.

And this small thing have helped in prolonging my battery life.

People usually don't consider it.

And I make sure whenever I lock my phone, I change the brightness to minimum of I'm using a higher value.

Our older phones are not optimized for 4g signals. I guess this is way it eats a lot of battery in LTE mode. Though I use 3g so it's okay for me :)

[MENTION=6891123]iXaidyiu[/MENTION] bro :) OP2.
[Sony Cross-Device General] cristixperia:
20-25% outdoors.:eek:

Indoor I use 40% and outdoor 60-70%

I use LTE rarely when signal is strong for make speed tests.
[Sony Cross-Device General] Bewildered Wolf:
You have a D6503 or D6502.

Because I can't use LTE on my device.

I rarely use 40% when I've to watch some videos.
[Sony Cross-Device General] cristixperia:
I have D6503.After sunset I put brightness on 20-30% but not always.
[Sony Cross-Device General] panzerox123:
143 OH My god... How do you get such speeds on WiFi? Lspeed? i barely get 20 mbps... when my laptop hits 90mbps from the same spot
[Sony Cross-Device General] iXaidyiu:
OP2 updated;)
[Sony Cross-Device General] cristixperia:
I can reach these speeds when signal is strong.

Test was made on carrier network (Vodafone Romania) without L speed or another network tweak.
[Sony Cross-Device General] panzerox123:
But it was on WiFi right?
[Sony Cross-Device General] DB126:
20 is the min on many devices including all that I own. GravityBox is one if the first items I install on a new device to lower the minimum brightness level. Makes a huge difference. I also enable auto brightness and 3G/LTE toggles among others. The former is great when in an environment where the previous value does not allow me to see the screen (eg: directly sunlight) . Also helpful when rapidly moving between light and dark areas (eg: subway travel). Finally, I find Xposed Edge Pro is a handy way to place all controls/toggles at my fingertips and add 'lite' automation to common tasks such as dropping a wifi only tablet into airplane mode when screen goes off. These SIMPLE actions are far easier to implement than other 'power management' methods such as wakelock limiting and banishing Google Play Services which often carry significant side effects.
[Sony Cross-Device General] cristixperia:
I did this test on mobile data, I didn't used Wi-Fi.

On Wi-Fi I usually get 50mbps but if I download something from Google play is working with 85-95mbps.:)
[Sony Cross-Device General] Templa:
I think I found the reason for my Google play services to go crazy. I setup my WiFi settings so that wifi turns off after some time when the display turns off. The computed power is totally wrong for that kind of percentage drain overall. I somehow think it actually does not drain anything at all, it just gets displayed totally wrong.

Also I bought amplify full version, helps a lot better now but setting it up like in the guides you mentioned even does not let me manually sync certain apps. For example my calendar takes ages to update changes and I cannot manually sync, nothing happens.

Do amplify changes kick right in or do I have to reboot?
[Sony Cross-Device General] iXaidyiu:
The changes should be of immediately applied.
[Sony Cross-Device General] Bewildered Wolf:
Sometimes amplify needs a reboot.
[Sony Cross-Device General] iXaidyiu:
Undoubtedly yes, but sometimes doesn't, depends on what tweaks were modified.

//Post #1000:D
[Sony Cross-Device General] Templa:
Well I had to reboot for some changes in needed to apply. I somehow believed that 3g is more battery saving than wi-fi. Well seems I was wrong. I think I fixed my problems and also the syncing problem I mentioned.

Thanks so far for the help guys :)

I will try out my current setup for the next few days and report back.
[Sony Cross-Device General] Bewildered Wolf:
Great bro.

Happy to help :)

But use the thanks button :)
[Sony Cross-Device General] dieccast39:
Guys how much percent should Google play services have in battery???
[Sony Cross-Device General] iXaidyiu:
Less than 10%...as for me.

This seriously depends on your daily usage.
[Sony Cross-Device General] cristixperia:
Less 1% and rarely 1%. :p
[Sony Cross-Device General] cristixperia:
50% left.:)

Most time on mobile data.

Brightness between 20-45%.
[Sony Cross-Device General] Bewildered Wolf:
0% :p
[Sony Cross-Device General] cristixperia:
Amplify made this.:cool: