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[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Eric214:
My location is set to battery saving until I need it (I use maps about 2 hours a day)

My Google account sync is all off until I make a change like add a contact or a calendar entry (why have it sync all day long for nothing 99% of the time?

WiFi not on 99% of the time as I have unlimited data and WiFi is a larger battery consumer then data

#9 I am the same way mostly. No reddit but Whatsapp with photos/video/voice chats

Don't use Google assistant very often

I also restrict background data on apps I don't need in the background ( I leave Messaging apps, browser, email all on for syncing obviously)

And last but not least, I turn off Location permissions on apps that shouldn't have it. I give location permissions on for Google, Maps, weather and my browser (Samsung browser)

This set up gets me 10+ hours of SOT and idle drain of about .3%-.6% per hour. A combined drain of 1.9%-3.4% per hour and about 2% loss overnight (7 hours)
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] coconutxyz:
Woot that's insane, total standby time with 10 hours sot?

Edit:damn autocorrect
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Eric214:
yesterday was, Deep sleep for 94% of screen off time of 26 hours, 8 hours 43 min sot with 16% left.

I always look at my deep sleep % to make sure it's sleeping when it should be.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Eric214:
Since I already charged my phone ill show you my current deep sleep with the averages.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Muntasir Mahmud Saif:
dude, i get only 1% drain without keeping it on airplane modr
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] RiTCHiE007:
How old is your s7? Mine is liked 20 months old and battery life was good till couple months back till a update ****ed it up and it seems modem related because i have seen s8 and s9 with the same problems. So for me to fix it is by going into 3g mode before putting in flightmode otherwise it gets raped.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Allesa:
Just checking, yours is a6000 or 6003?

The first oneplus 6 I bought was the 64gb 6gb ram a6003 international variant. It was sublime battery consumption. Good sot (6-8hrs), and sipping battery at 0,5-0,8% /hr during sleep.

However I sold that unit to a friend, and got myself the 128/8gb one but a6000. This unit drains battery fast. During sleep, specially on wifi, the phone is awake a lot while screen is off. Tried 5.1.7, 5.1.8, stock kernel, cleanslate, nolimits rom, nothing improved.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] agm1101:
I too have a 128/8GB phone and have never seen 8-10 hour SOT. Max I get is about 5 hours. Standby drain is about 1% per hour. With airplane mode on, it is about 1 percent in 3 hours.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] mariusherzog:
Anyone know what the tavil slim pdg wakelock is?
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] amlanbaruah555:
Guys my battery health is showing 88%. Only 2946 Mah. Do i need to visit the service centre?
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] LeKeiser:
Only 9 sessions. Wait for some more.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] amlanbaruah555:
How are these usage stats? Are they normal?
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Allesa:
Before, I had international version a6003 op6 64gb 6gb ram and the battery life was stellar. It once reached almost 9hrs of screen on time, and averaging 7-8 hrs sot constantly everyday. Sold that unit, and got a preloved a6000 Chinese version for bigger 128gb storage. However battery life is definitely not the same.

It seems on standby it constantly awake. Tried factory reset, downgrade to 5.1.7, custom kernel, custom rom, everything. Screen on time doesn't go above 6hrs.

That's on full wifi.

If I turn off wifi, phone is not awake as much.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] xmegapixelx:
Accubattery is not working correctly with dash charging. If you want more realistic results you need to charge your phone with regular charger.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Cst79:
My assumption is that more RAM means more worse battery life because RAM needs constant refresh and refreshing an extra 2GB or RAM is not energy-free. It can be also true for more storage, because more storage requires more controller channels to manage it, and this is not energy-free because it means more powered transistors at the chip-level.

Also, it is possible that Chinese hardware uses some less-efficient or earlier-built binnings of some components (but it is just a speculation).
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Eric214:
I have the 8gb/128gb midnight black and the model number is A6003 and get insanely good battery life whether on stock or custom kernel. I routinely see 9-11 hours sot over 36 hours or so off charge at 100% when I left it go that long. Most days I charge before bed and take it off the charger until the following night and I usually have about 55-60% battery left
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] nabbed:
I drop about 1% per 2 hours, which is pretty normal for this battery capacity. This is with WIFI on all of the time, with minimal background services like Gmail. At the same time, my cellular signal strength is pretty bad - -110db or so, so there's potential for improvement.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] RiTCHiE007:
do you got the normal battery optimization or the advanced turned on? And what other settings do you have turned on if i may ask? Im getting like 5 to 6 sot in less then 30 hours standby with lots of tweaks.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Eric214:
Google account i have all syncing turned off and just sync if I make a new contact or calendar entry. There's no need to let it sync all day for nothing. I have work email set as push and personal email set to sync every 3 hours (Blue Mail). I restrict all background data for each app but for ones I want to keep data going, things like Textra, Blue Mail, web browser, WhatsApp, Play Store, Weather app. I do not have Advanced Optimizations (can't miss work emails). I also have Textra, WhatsApp, Blue Mail not optimized at all. I turn off all app location permissions but a few that truly need it. Things like Maps, Google, Weather widget.

I'm running stock ROM 5.1.8, EX Kernel currently (was getting about 5-10% less battery on stock kernel) Rooted with Magisk 16.4 and now 16.6 and TWRP installed. No Viper or Xposed. Running 1 Magisk Module (YouTube Vanced).

Hope this helps
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] RiTCHiE007:
Thanks for the reply bro and what do you use for screen unlock?

I got no TWRP but do got magisk 16.6 with 2 modules to unlock call recording and 1 to remove ads.

I got my email set to sync every 4 hours and got all my app on normal battery optimization and i thought this would be better then going in advanced mode because now i dont have to excuse some app that otherwise dont get optimized.

I also got most apps restricted in backgroud and only got my contacts, agenda and keep sync'd so i think you grt the most battery from the custom kernel..

So guess thats the next think i will try if the 5.1.10 update doesnt do me any good so thumbs up for sharing the info!
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Eric214:
Actually I was getting just about the same battery life on stock kernel as EX kernel. I was usually about 8-10 hours sot at about 32 hours off charger.

As far as screen lock I use pin and fingerprint... I go back and forth with face unlock. If I know my phone will be on a desk for a good bit of the day I turn it on so I dont have to pick it up off the stand
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] kiddaa:
My curve looks very similar to that.

Wifi and 4G turned on.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] daleski75:
Mine loses 3% over night
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Lord Alpha:
Really bad stand-by drain after the last update.Any suggestions?
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Xorcia:
On my first night with the phone, it dropped 3-4% in 7 hrs.

This was with mobile data off and wifi on.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] romanpatel:
Stand by improved after last update!! Only 2% drop overnight!!

But i get this result after i remove cache from recovery!! Its nice!!
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] suarez92:
I get from none to 1% overnight. But I turn off wifi, location, data, everything expect my cellular signal.

Oxygen OS 5.1.9

OnePlus A6003

128 gb model
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Mord0rr:
2% wi-fi and network OFF.

Perfectly normal.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] OPO13R:
Compared to my OP 3 (ExperienceOS), the SOT decreased and standby drain of my OP 6 increased. I'm a hardcore battery saver (= data & wi-fi only enabled when needed, no sync, brightness ~15-20%), so every drop makes me suspicious.

I have a standby drain of 5% over night, with flight mode on, Naptime app by Francisco Franco (sends phone to deep hibernation in minutes instead of hours) with aggressive mode on.

I almost got no drain on my OP3 when not using it, which leaves me unsatisfied with OP6's overall battery management (probably OS related).

Stock OS 5.1.9
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] jamil aboudaher:
I have a samsung galaxy S9, when I turn the flight mode on the battery drain increases. Try to keep flight mode off and see the difference.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Small_town_boy:
TBH standby drain is bad... almost drops 7-8% every night..contionsly connected to WiFi..
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Donnie Sins:
I think you mean YOUR standby drain is bad, because mine is absolutely great. Lost 1 or 2% in 8 hours of sleep, wifi, data, GPS (full accuracy) enabled.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] jamil aboudaher:
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[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] RiTCHiE007:
This isn't a samsung phone :) Samsung phones have a bugged 4G modem in the firmwares so when you put the phone into flightmode without turning the 4g into 3g then it will drain the battery like crazy but oneplus doesn't have this problem
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] jamil aboudaher:
Oh okay. Just was trying to help :)
[OnePlus 6 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 OnePlus 6'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!
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] leahcoo:
Can it have long battery life? I go on tours and forget charger sometimes.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Jeik:
Define "tours" by days.

The OP6 should last a day of normal use with ease and possibly more if used lightly.

But if you hope you can go through three days without a charger while using the phone often and hard, not a single flagship can offer you that, maybe one of those 10000 mAh phones.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] RiTCHiE007:
the dude doesn't even got the phone bro... he just in every forum making the first post then to never reply again.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Jakus:
The 29th Rom Awards!

Welcome all to the 29th rom awards. We have only a few nominees this year.

Please tell us:

What rom + radio your using, whats your favourite rom + radio, and why?

And all will be tallied.

Thank You! :D
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ~~Tito~~:
How come you don't have a poll for the most popular rom devs

Like have in a list:

1.) Dutty's ROMS

2.) Schap's Roms

ect ect. . . .

Well I would say Schaps for features and Dutty's for speed.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Jakus:
I would've done a poll but theres too many different versions of most roms and each one is like a new rom almost so i thought i would just let people post the version they have.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] kyphur:
Very Transparent...

Let's see I close your thread asking for the Fastest/Best Rom for your KRAISER. Then a short while later you start this thread? At least you tried to ask the question in a creative way, but that doesn't change the fact that all you are doing is asking the same question.

DENIED, strike two, third time gets you banned as a serial threader.

This is discussed at length through out the forum.
[OnePlus 6 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 OnePlus 6'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!
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] FFH4500:
Light use battery is quite good...

Android Pie Beta 3

Happy with the battery but if it was a 4000mah battery I could get a week I expect.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Is the OnePlus 6 as good-looking as you are (despite your receding hairline, adult-onset acne, and massive weight gain)? Rate this thread to express whether you think the OnePlus 6 is attractive. A higher rating indicates that you would even go as far to say that the OnePlus 6 is a beautiful phone.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] fastwing76:
I wanted go get the one plus 6 but I could never get over the notch. No matter how good the phone in term of specs I would be still holding a wanna be iPhone x. I went with the s9 plus. At least its original and unique design.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] vteccorp:
Dude, SGS9+ have a 158mm notch on both sides of the screen... so... :D
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Joyarup:
I just love the design and the big screen which is kinda nice although its a 1080p panel but the colors are sharp and accurate. I got the mirror black version which has the awesome premium glossy n shiny back to it, I just love it. And as far as the notch is concerned by many people, you can literally just disable the notch show in the software and it just looks like a regular notch less phone.

Psst.. its waaayy better than a Samsung considering the prize range.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Gadgetguy2005:
What notch? When disabled it's invisible... Love my 8gb / 256 GB phone ???

Very good looking phone
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] x111:
oneplus6 is ugly piece of junk which developed by designers with broken hand and complete absence of taste

but it has hardware and software and hardware specs that you can get only in more uglier sams s9+

I'm highly upset that even for high $ I cannot get the phone that has everything !!
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] vteccorp:
MidnightBlack OnePlus 6 looks really dope!
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Gr8man001:
I have both Samsung S9+ and OP6. Aesthetically, S9+ looks more prime than OP6. The finish of S9+ is impeccable. I have USA unlocked S9+ and it still comes with lot of crap ware. OP6 has much lesser bloatware and since it's to root, you could simply uninstall any app you don't use. I also feel Screen is brighter and sharper than OP6. I also like S9+ camera. Only reason I use OP6 as my daily driver because of speed and performance. OP6 user experience (at least mine) is much better than S9+. However, S9+ does have better aesthetics in my opinion.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] croques:
This iteration has quality control issues. My SIM drawer surround catches my finger slightly and the nylon filler inserts in the frame are more obvious compared to the OP5.

I have never liked the 'horizon line' that Carl Pei celebrated at release; I firmly believe 'form follows function' and can find no reason for it to barrel as it does. Sadly, Apple has the phone form right - IMHO; all that is needed is a rectangular block with rounded off corners and mildly rounded arrises. Anything else is simply styling to delineate from the competition (and prevent patent wars).

I'm finding, with the screen to the very edge, that sometimes the way I hold the phone interferes with my attempts to scroll. The fleshy part of my hand, being the rump of my thumb, falls over the screen and acts as a touch. This means there are limits to bezel size and/or edge touch-screen sensitivity. I really do find a chin - something I can hold with my thumb and forefinger in a cantilever grip far preferable.

In the days of yore phones came with a small anchor-point in the body so a cord or leash to wrap around the wrist could be attached. In the UK, and probably elsewhere, phone snatching is a problem. A leash could help prevent a phone snatch,

To those notch haters; get real; it is possible in software to remove it. But it is an interim step on the design process; it will be gone in an iteration or two, I have no doubt.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] lowtiertrash:
Yeah not a big fan of the aesthetic at all.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Xorcia:
So what type of design would you have preferred?

And are you disappointed with the notch or overall build (glass back, camera position etc?)

Just curious

---------- Post added at 02:35 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:32 PM ----------

I might have to agree about quality control. I've found that the tiny gap bw the glass back and aluminium sides is (very) slightly larger on one side.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Mord0rr:
Receive mine today.

Really don´t like the Notch, and that big thing with 2 cameras on back isn`t very aesthetic...

My note 3 from Xiaomi is much more sexy, blue, and also my Find 7 witch carbon back.

Apart that, nothing to complain about it.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] croques:
Yes, mine too. I forgot to mention that. I use a felt-lined leather slip-case and often see small straggling thread caught between the frame and the glass back at the lower right corner (when viewed from the back).
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Small_town_boy:
Received mine today..??

not so much annoyed by the notch...but hate the fact that now network speeds won't appear on the notification bar..a bit annoyed to pull down notification shade everytime..

but screen quality and performance is leaps and bounds ahead when compared to my old RN3..
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] itsmohsink:
Totally agree with you about the network speed thing but that happens cause of the notch I am sure, overall Mirror Black looks amazing:good:
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] happiy91:
I got a silk white variant a couple of days ago and it looks wow.. I don't know why are few complaining for the design and colors. It looks very premium.

And regarding notch, there is always an option to hide it.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Jeik:
As someone who always runs black themes and wallpapers on amoled devices, the notch is mostly invisible.

And I don't get the people being so salty about the notch despite the fact that it's the shortest one among all notched phones ( and narrowest if you exclude water-drop notches and the one of the Essential PH-1 ) so it doesn't really interfere with the status bar. And when you go fullscreen with apps, the notch height gets blacked out and you still have 6 inches of the screen to view content on.

And even when you put a proper wallpaper on it, especially on AOSP roms, it looks unique in a good way( at least to me ). The notch on my last phone ( Xiaomi Mi 8 SE ) was hideous and it bothered me a little, but I actually like this one. It's what every notch should be like; a fair compromise to get a higher screen-to-body ratio.

If you don't like it, you're free to buy a Samsung or SONY phone ( SPOILER: you will have to get a second-hand one, encounter a great deal at your carrier...unless you're in Croatia where those are non-existent or cough up a lot more than you would for the OP6 ) and slap an AOSP GSI on either.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] FFH4500:
My only gripe, it's too thin. A slightly thicker phone would feel more secure in the hand and accommodate a larger battery.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Colday96:
They might fix that for the OnePlus 6t by increasing the battery size
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] dax105:
I think that the device looks really good and premium. The design is just awesome and I don't really mind the notch.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] quimbexa:
Our phone looks awesome. I seem to get some spots under the back glass tho. Small things .
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Maymia:
I like the classy look of the OP6. Yes, it does add the oomph factor to my style quotient. The device is premium in terms of performance and functionality. The Mirror black version looks dope.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] quimbexa:
Damn son

https://www.xda-developers.com/oneplus-6-prototypes-gradient-colors/

Who else would like a custom back like that??
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Rate this thread to express how you think the OnePlus 6 feels in terms of quality. A higher rating indicates that it feels premium and high-quality (attention to detail is high, manufacturing defects don't exist, etc).

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] GuestD0377:
I have the Mirror Black version and despite keeping cases on this phone whenever I go out - either the plastic case that came with it, or the carbon fibre protective case that I bought with the phone - the back glass already has scratches on the corners and along the bottom of the glass. Ironically I think these scratches came from applying and removing the cases.

Had similar issues with the Midnight Black OnePlus 3T I bought. The black paint began chipping on the top of the phone, and along the top of the back plate.

Not impressed.
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] YelloneK:
Therefore, it is worth using full skins, for example with gadgetshieldz ;)
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Sepero:
If I'm to be honest, I would have preferred a (cheaper?) plastic build, instead of glass. I always put a Case on my phone anyway. Build seems good though. I've already dropped my phone once, no problems yet.

Very, very happy the phone comes with screen protector and free case out of the box!
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Please, no "that's what she said" jokes. Rate this thread to express how you think the OnePlus 6 feels in-hand. A higher rating indicates that it's comfortable to hold for long periods of time, even in one hand. Resist the urge to say "TWSS" just now. Seriously.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] dax105:
The feeling is quite solid overall, BUT I have few small gripes - 1) The rim around the back camera glass seems to be kinda sharp (just try to slide your finger across the back camera), 2) the ringer mode switch moves around a bit and feels kinda cheap, definitely not premium like the rest of the device, 3) The top corners of the screen are rounded a bit more than the bottom corners, I noticed it while making an app a while ago and can't unsee it since then :D
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Are you comfortable in your own skin? Is your phone comfortable in its skin? Rate this thread to express how you deem the skin on the OnePlus 6. A higher rating indicates that you love it: it adds just the right amount of features, it's visually pleasing, and overall it's additive to the experience. If this is a Nexus phone (you didn't think we hand-wrote all of these prompts, did you?) then use this rating to indicate how the latest version of Android looks to you.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] floridaman:
I find the OS overall to be buggy, outdated, featureless and overall full of patches and fixes that is now the OS that cracker jack built.

At this price point a far better OS is to be expected
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Donnie Sins:
Then next time, buy a OnePlus phone instead of an iPhone :good:
[OnePlus 6 Real Life Review] Colday96:
Have you tried to update your device to the latest version and then do a factory reset?