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[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] niyonsv:
I'm getting around 8 hours of screen on time always with more than casual usage. But when using videos calls (for about 1-2 hours) with Duo, WA, ToTok, etc. the screen on time drastically reduces to 3 hours. These calls consume around 30-40 percentage of battery. What's your SOT in these situations? Is there any way to reduce the consumption?
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] doggydog2:
This belongs to Stanby drain thread as 29 hours is a great battery endurance already. However this went with 9.5 hours SOT!

90 Hz, VPN, location tracking, bt headphones listening, bt permanent watches, wifi surfing and YouTube.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] aj321123:
Good Battery Backup

I used to play PUBG for a while and i Love that. I tested the battery backup once. I kept the display settings as 90hz and played PUBG for 2hours.The battery lasted upto 3.5 hours for me.. Thats Great..:good:
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] yellowman82:
Running latest oos version with latest Blu spark kernel, running buttery smooth with great battery life. I use chrome for my Facebook and for other sites, I don't use the FB app nor the IG app.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] banglalovestory:
I have infinix 300plus its give decent service
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] DortchRules:
5.5 my phone's record c:
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] adroitfaizi:
mention refresh rate used (90/60 Hz)

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[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] richard el renthlei:
not good in 90 hz refresh rate
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] artberg30:
How is the haptics vibration motor in comparison to OnePlus 6 or OnePlus 7?
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] rgsx:
I had used one plus 6 before I bought 7t. The vibration in the first one was cheap. It was as bad as in xiaomi devices for 100 dollars. I turned off it .But in the 7t device the vibration is much better and very similar to the iPhone 7, in my opinion.

But one issue, there is no way to do the vibration stronger оr weaker.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] jukejam:
Using dual sim can hugely affect the SOT?
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] droidzeus:
I consistently get 5-6 hrs sot with 24hr total time . Is this fine ??

I browse internet on wifi only and

VoLTE Calls for 2 hrs
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] droidzeus:
I though this should be brought to attention that these videos don't include stand by time , my phone (OP7t) generally looses 0.5-0.7 % battery in stand by. Not to mention poor network areas where more drain is seen during standby. Therefore while constantly using a phone , one can get 8 hrs of sot but during a average day of 24 hrs , one will only get 5-6 hrs . ( Personal experience)

Also note that brightness only peaks at 1000 nits in autobrightness mode (under direct sunlight) or while watching a HDR video.

Also such videos falsely represent gameplay as the youtuber doesn't interact with phone therefore causing less battery drain. While actually playing pubg , one will loose way more battery.

Please correct me if I am wrong.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] sesevgi:
SOT for last update

my 7T is updated to 10.0.12.HD65AA last week.

I use dual sim, wifi on, BT on and one smartwatch always connected, cellular on. But most apps disabled, and i have not installed any social media app cuz i do not use

Last weekend after fully charged, when i checked 31 hours later i had %19 battery and SOT was 7 hours 51 minutes!
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] KashMiester:
I'm on latest 10.0.12 and screen is on 90hz. I'm currently on 9% battery remaining and a screen time of a whopping 8 hours 25 minutes. Think I may reach 9 hours before my battery dies soon
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] Bombaykeeda:
Got One Plus 7t yesterday, coming from Huawei P30 Pro, battery life is disappointing.

Charged to 98 , now 23 % with OST of 5.10 Hrs with last Full Charge 8 Hours Ago.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] nikolabp:
Me too, I just got it brand new 5 days ago and the battery has been fluctuating a lot. One charge I got around 7 + SoT and others were like 5ish. I'd really like to know the preferred settings for adaptive battery and Ram Boost. Or any other settings I should change in order to get consistent 7+ SoT ( social media, wifi on, browsing, 20 mins of gaming)
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] Bombaykeeda:
Couldn't find any solution and by now my battery life was coming at max around 5.5 hrs of OST. So switched to Note 10 +, so far so good.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] finbaar:
I agree that compared to the P30 Pro the battery life is lacking but I can get through the day OK. I like having both devices!
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] LugaLuga:
I recently got a oneplus 7t and I am very satisfied with the battery life (mostly youtube facebook and chrome browsing done with some pictures taken in the same day on wi-fi)
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] nexuspur:
Wow that's really nice. Do you use 90hz?
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
When you sleep, does your phone sleep, or does it stay up all night and crunch 1s and 0s? Rate this thread to express how you deem the speed at which the OnePlus 7T's battery drains under standby conditions. A higher rating indicates that when the phone is not in use, the battery drains minimally.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] bhavstech:
Anyonbe facing battery drain on standby due to maintly radio services and the following things

Hotspot

Bluetooth audio

Location

Google Play services

Also using data while travelling(sub par connectivity)

These literally eat away all my battery
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] cjvphd:
2 nights in a row, my battery has decreased 5% each night over 7 hours of standby. The first night 99% to 94%, and the second 97% to 92%. Wifi connected, Bluetooth on.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] abalam:
No drain, sleeps like a baby. Around 0.5% drain
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] joakimbo:
Standby drain is quite a lot worse than on my OP6 tbh. During night I lose 5% vs. 2% on my OP6. I also lose more during the day in standby. In 15 hours time I lost 40% with just only 2 hours SOT. No culprit in battery graph.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] Lost Dog:
My standby at night is HORRIBLE. It was amazing on my 6T with only a few percent lost at night (6-7 hours). My 7T doesn't seem to go in to any sort of standby. It pretty much straight line drains the whole day with no distinction for night.

With my 6T I was often able to go 48 hours between charges with moderate usage. This one mows through battery at night.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] MrBelter:
Mine drains by about 5% overnight and i leave network, Bluetooth and WiFi on and i have also turned off Sleep Standby Optimisation to make sure any calls or alerts get though due to having elderly parents.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] joakimbo:
Same experience, although my battery drain during the night isn't that bad (5%), but still not good. My issue is mainly idle drain during the day.

Been at work past 12 hours. Lost 25%, and I barely used the phone (maybe 20min). This wasn't the case with my OP6. Weird.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] Lost Dog:
I lost 20% from 12:15 am to 7:30 am. It was at 33% when I put it down and 13% when I got up. I cleared out all recent apps before turning off the screen and going to bed.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] pbassjunk:
Last full charge 113 minutes ago

Screen usage 15 minutes

Battery 90%

Detailed usage

XDA 1%

Lol this battery sucks. Might return.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] pbassjunk:
Last full charge 6 hours ago

Screen usage 23 minutes

Battery 84%

Yeah this really sucks.. phone is going back tomorrow.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] joakimbo:
I don't know how long you've had it, but I've noticed that the battery is significantly better after a week or two.. I think it's something with android 10. Right now I'm at 10hrs since charge. 1h 15m use. I've lost only 10%.

Last week it was the double.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] adobrakic:
Battery life seems pretty terrible for a new phone.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] joakimbo:
See my post above.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] Ottacon:
I noticed a really high battery drain through wakelock auf WhatsApp gcm. I've seen that it prevent my Phone going into deep sleep. I have to switch off battery optimization because of stopping the push service for incoming messages. Are there other persons with this problem?
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] opethrocks:
What's your setup?
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] pbassjunk:
Not great. 1+ just announced 10.0.6 which they say addresses standby.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] joakimbo:
Location on?
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] Shadow Samurai:
Wtf. I got 3% drain overnight for close to the same time.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] sagardakua:
Mine is way worse. Almost 10% drain overnight. I have tried greenify but no luck. Any suggestion?
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] nickporwal:
Anyone still facing drain issue due to whatsapp? It's almost 30% even without using it
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] ryantorch96:
i never had drain issue with whatsapp, the issue i have last time is not able to select photos to send. which is fixed by installing beta version. Try install the beta, maybe it will fix the drain issue
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] crusht:
Had massive whatsapp drain on my 6t after upgrading to A10 and had to install several beta versions before finally an update that fixed it came.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] kenlee97:
is 5 % battery drain over night normal?
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] ysvoon:
Are u referring to the latest 10.0.6 update?? or the update from WhatsApp itself ??
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] nonstophit:
the same to me. But i'm ok with the battery 's 7T
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] jvc1+:
Use the app GREENIFY, it solved my priblem with battery usage for FACEBOOK app
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] MrBelter:
Or you could just optimise it from the settings so it doesn't use battery in the background.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] Ba7rani:
They said its fixed but it becomes more crazy! 98% !
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] caligood3:
T-Mobile OnePlus after converting to international 10.7 ?
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] ysvoon:
I am still facing the issue with the latest build. Just downloaded the beta version 2.19.368.

Giving it a try now and hopefully it will fix the problem.

it's really annoying to see the WA causing some much of standby drain issue
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] GeekOnTheHill:
My standby drain time and overall battery time have been pretty good.

I charged the battery overnight and have been up for 15 hours, with 2 hours and 5 minutes of screen time during that time. The battery is at 82 percent. I don't think that's bad at all.

I have K-9 (mail client) with five IMAP accounts, DAVx5 (a CalDAV / CardDAV connector), and Dark Sky (weather app) running all the time without optimization. Everything else is is on intelligent optimization. I also have the screen at 60 Hz, although I may switch it back to 90 Hz since the battery life has been better than I expected.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] doggydog2:
15/2 @82% is great, too much i think. One hour SOT alone takes ~8%.

i just had 15h / 2 SOT @66% and that's already excellent as this is where other phones already started to die (e.g. Note9). Imagine 3x times more (100/100-66)*15/2 = 45/6 if there were no night sessions. That's 2 days with moderate usage. I'm using several syncs, vpn, root, location tracking, all wakelocking techniques, ambient display.

Also "coming home" scenario gives me ~85% battery, more than Mi9 (75%) or S10 (65%). It's similar to 6T. Battery stays excellent, with more processing power.

I'd still like to do 3g roaming test, where i don't use battery saving WiFi, and move around.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] GeekOnTheHill:
I regularly get three or four days now unless I use the phone for navigation. But I also heavily optimize for battery life by uninstalling or disabling unneeded apps and services. The biggest battery hog to get banished has been Digital Wellbeing.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] doggydog2:
battery is even better than 6T

battery is fantastic to me..

look i run tons of magisk/xposed plugins, nonstop privacy hooks, VPN, syncs, as much as ambient display and wakelocks (dt2w, fp on move/tap) as possible, nonstop BT connection, location tracking.. i was even installing stuff, backing up with encryption, and even roaming on 3G and navigating.

ideal day for a classic <~21hours battery stay (Mi9, Note9, S10) or even much less with almost 5hr SOT.

but i've got 41/5.. that's unusual to me.

when battery saver was turned on at 5% i couldnt even discharge the goddamn phone (see 3 hours of waiting from 1% to 1%, i gave up).

congrats if you get more juice out of this, but i haven't got this battery performance in a decade :good:
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] GeekOnTheHill:
I'm getting three or four days between charges pretty routinely unless I use the phone for navigation. If I wanted to run the battery down to zero, I might even get five.

I do optimize for battery life, mainly by uninstalling or disabling unnecessary apps and services. But 28 percent after four days and 7:08 screen time is still pretty impressive. Even my old BlackBerries never got four days.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] Ba7rani:
Open Beta 1

7 hours of sleeping, battery drains 3%
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] pxrave:
My phone have drain about 1 percent per hour. I think this is not good. Iam on latest European firmware.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] aalleexxnn:
the same, but on global, 10.0.8, on open beta 1 global the same too. Bad.:crying:
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] doggydog2:
2 days, the morning of 3rd day, 30% left. Checked 3C stats and 1% drops in 2 or 3 hours. That's up to 0.33%/hr drain without any "helper app" and with maxed out configuration which is impressive. I never got 4 days, but i'm totally happy with 2 days routinely. No longer at risk of going at evening and find myself without ability to call taxi for example. Couple it with Garmin watches which give the same feeling of "no need to charge". Missing wireless charging bit less.. as simply.. no need to charge:)
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] doggydog2:
great phone if you want to avoid scratches around USB connector. charging has to be postponed to yet another day. It is what it is, if you're addicted to charging stay away from this usb-allergic phone!
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] rgsx:
How many SOT did you get?
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] GeekOnTheHill:
Since we're basically under martial law these days, I haven't had much need for GPS lately. Just for ****s and giggles, I set the refresh to 60Hz and kept the screen brightness to between 30 - 40 percent.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] doggydog2:
3 hours only

Next day I installed xda app and got only 1 day lol. Also enabled MiHome without optimization and enabled Google. Some these 3 destroy battery. Interesting.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] lil_kujo:
Mine with stock kernel and OB 2 drains about 0.7 or 0.6 percent per hour on stand by with all apps on intelligent battery optimize and stock kernel, with a custom kernel it goes to 0.5 optimizing battery for tons of apps, this is the minimum I have had on Stand by drain which is not really a big difference. I have even tried the debloat method and I debloated the shii out of the device and still I only manage to get 0.5 % that's I think the minimum i will ever get which makes it not really worth it debloating and going through all that hell for just a 0.2 gain. After all the kernels I have tried I have found that for me if a kernel on wifi handles around a 10% battery drain per hour with screen on auto brightness watching a video or just surfing the web and social media it's a great thing, games it goes down with COD 6% every 22 minutes with Graffics maxed out. Now this is inside not for outside use at least for me. Trying all the kernels out there they are pretty much the same in terms of screen time but the kernels a favor the most after stock are Blu spark and arter97.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] Siddhesh0606:
Yeah everyone is facing these issues eveng when the phone is in standby the battery drains. When i got to sleep at night and check phone in morning the battery has been drained about 5-6%. And even in day the when the phone is idle it drains battery by 1 to 2%. Can it be solved by update please find a solution.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] rrd84:
No drain

I guess

When I slept last night at 11 pm,

The battery was at 92%

Mobile networks ON - Jio & Bsnl

Wifi & everything else is OFF

Screen auto-lock after 2min

Every installed app is on intelligent optimization
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] anuradha96:
Is it the stock kernel? Any modifications used?
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] mysky911:
In both good signal for WIFI and 4G, standby battery with 4G is much more better than WIFI.

Anyone facing same experience ?
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] shamllakh:
Stand-BY

Stand-BY
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] banglalovestory:
Same issue bro...
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] Anjum Anik:
When playing games it's

drainage heavily.
[OnePlus 7T 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 7T'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 7T Real Life Review] wugga3:
I'm the first - Yay.

Kinda makes me feel alone and which I never got this phone though. Thought this would be a developers dream... But, again, I'm so very wrong. Think this is still great performance even after a year of use. Thank you
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] Wolftickets:
HEY Wugga3

LOL I know what you mean. Every time I get a phone I regret not spending more time reading all the forums to figure out who's got the hottest dev community. Then after a while it fails to be a hotbed with fresh roms every week like I remember from years ago with my Note3, or even the original Droid.

I was happy just getting it unlocked and rooted, and I never did flash any of the ROMS that are around.

I just wanted to say, you are not alone!! :-)

BTW I just broke my 7t, I spiked it 6 months ago and broke the screen, I was really happy with the relative ease of replacing the screen myself. It worked great until last monday. I dropped it, but just a normal drop from 5' onto a wood floor. Nothing happened right away but after a few min it shut down. It kept shutting down within a few min of restarting. I tried everything, wiped the phone, etc. and it still shut down within a few min of starting. Finally I tried safe mode and it stayed on for hours. Chatted with tech support. they said to send it in, and I just got the estimate for repairs - 500 bucks!! So they're sending it back as is and I'll just have a phone I can use on Safe Mode going forward!!

When the screen was broken I picked up a Nord N10 and the 5g was great on paper, but in reality, the slower processor (i assume) didn't make it feel any faster than our 7t when browsing. When I replaced the screen I went back to the 7t right up through last week. Still had great battery life at the end, too.

I ended up getting a refurbed 8t which DOES feel faster when browsing than the old 7t. Slightly faster opening maps too, but not worth the 500 bucks if my good old 7t still worked. So rest assured, if you're still using it, you're still getting max value from a great phone.

Take Care

Ben
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] mad_tunes:
Hi Folks

I wonder if anyone knows how to do this? I've had a good look around, but cant find how to do it.

I've recently had my TYTN II replaced by Orange, my second one was delivered with a different ROM and radio to my first-its actually pretty good, i might not flash it for a bit!

The one thing its missing though is the threaded SMS which is in many (all?) of the WM6.1 ROMS (when they're grouped by contact/conversation).

Does anyone know if this can be added somehow?

one more quick one:

Ive installed the latest version of Opera Mobile-its an awesome browser. i cant seem to set it as my TYTN II's default browser though-anyone know how I could do this too please?

Thanks a lot in advance,

'tunes
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] kareeem:
Yes, it's possible. There are many progams that do this like Vito.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] mad_tunes:
Thanks, but does anyone know if there's a way to update the messaging app to match whats in the 6.1 ROMs, rather than replacing it?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] turboxer:
I used the threaded sms messaging from the palm systems. worked good.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] NotATreoFan:
Windows Mobile 6.0 does not natively support threaded SMS. Unless you are willing to upgrade to 6.1, you will need to install a 3rd party app like those already listed.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] mad_tunes:
Thanks a lot folks.

Any thoughts on setting Opera mobile as my default browser?

I'm sure there's just gonna be a reg key that'll need changing, but I cant track it down.
[OnePlus 7T 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 7T'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 7T Real Life Review] GeekOnTheHill:
I would put my use somewhere on the light side by most people's standards. I mainly use my phone for email and messaging most of time time, with intermittent periods of more intensive use like navigation and mapping (typically with the screen brightness pegged at high), and a few voice calls per day. No gaming, no videos except for occasional YouTube links that people send me, and very little camera use.

With this use pattern, it looks like I should get between two and three days between charges, on average.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] GeekOnTheHill:
An update. This is with the refresh rate at 60Hz most of the time, but occasionally toggled to 90Hz, based on the the task at hand.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Is the OnePlus 7T 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 7T is attractive. A higher rating indicates that you would even go as far to say that the OnePlus 7T is a beautiful phone.

Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] chazman1117:
Be aware of the rear glass...I dusted off my XDA account to post this . I'm now disabled and homebound, yet alas, a deep gouge in the camera glass. What's OP answer? Not covered by warranty, no estimate for repair, possible for a loaner device (maybe) with a $100 deposit.

This is with the carbon fiberish case...

BUYERS BEWARE

Unfreaking believable
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] ThatOneGuy6801:
Too lil too late , but I found a 5 pack of screen protectors on Amazon for like 6 USD . Probably a good investment once fixed .
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] ohno7158:
Yes very nice, have the blue back, so nice all I want is a clear case.
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] Ionakr:
The phone is beautiful, i have the blue one and i love the color, sometimes it looks gradient and i really love it. But the camera circle is really ugly
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] igotlostintampa:
Thin and tall allows for much better 1 hand use. Ma not worried about dropping the phone, so much so that I use a case designed for grip and aesthetics over protection
[OnePlus 7T Real Life Review] XDA_RealLifeReview:
Rate this thread to express how you think the OnePlus 7T 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!