I got betterbatterystats today and it says that juice defender is killing my battery.. Anyone else experience this??
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Lol.. I'm wondering if that is what is killing it outside of lte
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I was having the same problem. Mabye disabling LTE and renableing it forcing it to look for signal constantly is part of the problem. All I know for sure is it was causing huge problems with my battery life.
I think the general consensus is that most battery saver apps don't really help as they are constantly trying to kill and disable stuff while your OS may try to re-enable them. I would get an app like Tasker instead and setup tasks to enable/disable your radio at certain times instead.
Battery saver apps=battery killer apps
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But you can do that with Juice Defender, and really, that's all it does unless you enable app controls.
I've been using JD on my HOX for over a month, and it makes a noticeable difference.
I do have the Ultimate version. I have not used the free version so cannot speak to that one.
LTE does not kill the battery on this phone. I am connected to and using LTE all day, every day and my battery life is amazing.
On the snapdragon S4 devices lte radio is built on the chip and uses less power than Verizon lte because there's just one radio vs two. Vzw phones have to fall back to evdo and use cdma for calls. So far this means two radios. I don't know if this changes with the S4 based Vzw phones.
Has anyone else noticed that when you're making a call LTE service goes away? It drops back to normal 4g.
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I found because I unlock my phone every couple minutes, that juice defender toggling all my signal services is what drained the hell out of my phone. Just uninstall it. Turn off mobile data when you don't use it, and WiFi when you can, and your battery life will be golden. I usually get about 3 hours of screen on time. Which isn't bad IMO.
Same thing here...
Note: I live in a non-LTE area.
I ran my HOX without Juice Defender for the first few days that I had it to get a sense for stock battery life. It was great and I was excited to get even more duration from it with JD. After a few days using JD and getting much worse battery life, I removed it and was back to normal.
Note: I live in a non-LTE area.
Juice defender just turns off data when the screen is off... Which can be done manually anyways.
Or am I missing something?
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Or am I missing something?
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Juice defender is just another app that will help drain the battery
Download DX toolbox and you can turn off background apps and other advanced settings.
Download DX toolbox and you can turn off background apps and other advanced settings.
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1I think the general consensus is that most battery saver apps don't really help as they are constantly trying to kill and disable stuff while your OS may try to re-enable them. I would get an app like Tasker instead and setup tasks to enable/disable your radio at certain times instead.1Battery saver apps=battery killer apps
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