One Plus One ALL about battery thread.How's your battery life?

koszor · Oct 22, 2014

Yesterday was 16 hours on battery 2 hours screen on time and my battery at 50% Just texting and internet browsing

Today I didnt touch it while at work and it dropped to 90% in 5-6 hours.... insane! (Coming from a nexus 5 hehe)

Right now im at 81% after 8 hours with one hour screen on time. Texting / Netflix on my break from work.

Wafflez_SE · Oct 23, 2014

38r stock kernel mostly on WiFi and greenify some apps. And auto brightness

From my OnePlus One

tvdang7 · Oct 23, 2014

So yesterday was my first time with the oneplus one . I am coming from a Nexus 5 and the average screen time i would get is 2- 2 hours and 15 minutes of screen time on LTE only. Yesterday the oneplus one did 5 hours and 20 minutes before dying on me. That is pretty insane:laugh:

PaoloMix09 · Oct 23, 2014

This was me some days ago. Had 3% left, 8 hours. I was happy. I usually get 6-7.
This happened with a moderate use. Facebook, texting, WhatsApp, and checking clash of clans a couple times throughout the day. Brightness was a little below middle, I hate auto brightness.
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NOSTALGIA · Oct 23, 2014

anyone using paranoid android beta 5? or later? hows the battery lfie ?

fustyler · Oct 24, 2014

I'm currently on franco kernel r28 with paranoid rom 4.6beta5. Can anyone tell me if it's normal for Google play services to be on the list in battery?

beany> · Oct 24, 2014

fustyler said:
I'm currently on franco kernel r28 with paranoid rom 4.6beta5. Can anyone tell me if it's normal for Google play services to be on the list in battery?

It's normal on CM11S, can't comment specifically on PA. Have you gone into privacy guard, selected Google Play Services by long press, and denied wake up and keep awake? That usually does the trick.

1ceb0x · Oct 24, 2014

beany> said:
It's normal on CM11S, can't comment specifically on PA. Have you gone into privacy guard, selected Google Play Services by long press, and denied wake up and keep awake? That usually does the trick.

Sorry. It is not normal for any app to keep a device awake. Especially for that period of time.
You can use xposed + Unbounce app - that does the trick.
You can also use Disable services app to disable various services from GPS. All these info are found in my signature.

fustyler · Oct 24, 2014

I'm not able to find privacy guard anywhere in settings...

beany> · Oct 24, 2014

1ceb0x said:
Sorry. It is not normal for any app to keep a device awake. Especially for that period of time.
You can use xposed + Unbounce app - that does the trick.
You can also use Disable services app to disable various services from GPS. All these info are found in my signature.

By "normal" I mean it does happen to many people. It shouldn't but it does. There is also normally no need to install Xposed to resolve the issue when it can be done in settings, but to each their own.

Heisenberg · Oct 24, 2014

fustyler said:
I'm not able to find privacy guard anywhere in settings...

Settings/Privacy/Privacy Guard

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1ceb0x said:
Sorry. It is not normal for any app to keep a device awake. Especially for that period of time.
You can use xposed + Unbounce app - that does the trick.
You can also use Disable services app to disable various services from GPS. All these info are found in my signature.

There's no need to use an Xposed module to counter this battery drain, simply using Privacy Guard is enough to halt it.

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beany> · Oct 24, 2014

fustyler said:
I'm not able to find privacy guard anywhere in settings...

Sometimes it's under Security.

fustyler · Oct 24, 2014

It is not under security, and there is no privacy under settings..

1ceb0x · Oct 24, 2014

beany> said:
By "normal" I mean it does happen to many people. It shouldn't but it does. There is also normally no need to install Xposed to resolve the issue when it can be done in settings, but to each their own.

timmaaa said:
Settings/Privacy/Privacy Guard

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There's no need to use an Xposed module to counter this battery drain, simply using Privacy Guard is enough to halt it.

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I understand. But using Privacy guard to turn "Keep awake" to OFF for GPS, from my understanding, you will have some problems.
For example, GPS is keeping the GCM and C2DM servers up all the time (this ensures you get the push notifications from your apps in a good manor).

I haven't tested your idea, i am just posting my thinking..

Heisenberg · Oct 24, 2014

1ceb0x said:
I understand. But using Privacy guard to turn "Keep awake" to OFF for GPS, from my understanding, you will have some problems.
For example, GPS is keeping the GCM and C2DM servers up all the time (this ensures you get the push notifications from your apps in a good manor).

I haven't tested your idea, i am just posting my thinking..

I've had the Keep Awake and Wake Up options for Google Play Services set to denied for months and I receive every single notification I'm meant to receive. The method has been thoroughly tested, I've posted threads detailing the process, and many members are using it with great results.

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fustyler said:
It is not under security, and there is no privacy under settings..

It's possible that PA have removed that capability from their ROM.

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1ceb0x · Oct 24, 2014

timmaaa said:
I've had the Keep Awake and Wake Up options for Google Play Services set to denied for months and I receive every single notification I'm meant to receive. The method has been thoroughly tested, I've posted threads detailing the process, and many members are using it with great results.
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Sorry.. I am interested in this and so sorry for OT (i don't own the device just yet, but lurking around the threads for this device).

How exactly do you test if this works? I mean, how do you test that the GPS will not keep the device awake?
If you navigate to Apps - Running does GPS appears?
If you navigate to Developer Options - Process Stats does GPS appear?
Is your location working correctly? (meaning, when you open Maps for example, if you get a fix)

Heisenberg · Oct 24, 2014

1ceb0x said:
Sorry.. I am interested in this and so sorry for OT (i don't own the device just yet, but lurking around the threads for this device).

How exactly do you test if this works? I mean, how do you test that the GPS will not keep the device awake?
If you navigate to Apps - Running does GPS appears?
If you navigate to Developer Options - Process Stats does GPS appear?
Is your location working correctly? (meaning, when you open Maps for example, if you get a fix)

You can test using various methods. GPS stops showing up as a main battery consumer in the battery stats section of your settings menu. You can also use apps like BetterBatteryStats, Gsam, Battery Monitor Widget to check how often/long GPS wakes the device.

My location still works correctly, I can get a fast fix when I use Maps and the navigation feature still works as it should. Opening weather apps shows my proper location, as does opening Google.com in a browser.

Look at the attached screenshot, you can see exactly how many times (thousands) Privacy Guard has denied GPS from waking the device.

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tapyon · Oct 24, 2014

Really good this post ^^

fustyler · Oct 24, 2014

timmaaa said:
You can test using various methods. GPS stops showing up as a main battery consumer in the battery stats section of your settings menu. You can also use apps like BetterBatteryStats, Gsam, Battery Monitor Widget to check how often/long GPS wakes the device.

My location still works correctly, I can get a fast fix when I use Maps and the navigation feature still works as it should. Opening weather apps shows my proper location, as does opening Google.com in a browser.

Look at the attached screenshot, you can see exactly how many times (thousands) Privacy Guard has denied GPS from waking the device.

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This is a really good post.
Now I just need to figure out how to do it if there is no Privacy Guard under settings in Paranoid Rom. There is something called "App Privacy" in settings -> system, but it does not list google services.

1ceb0x · Oct 24, 2014

timmaaa said:
You can test using various methods. GPS stops showing up as a main battery consumer in the battery stats section of your settings menu. You can also use apps like BetterBatteryStats, Gsam, Battery Monitor Widget to check how often/long GPS wakes the device.

My location still works correctly, I can get a fast fix when I use Maps and the navigation feature still works as it should. Opening weather apps shows my proper location, as does opening Google.com in a browser.

Look at the attached screenshot, you can see exactly how many times (thousands) Privacy Guard has denied GPS from waking the device.

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Thank you @timmaaa. I know about all those apps. I use BBS since a while now and i know how to read my wakelocks and all. Was just curious about your method

. Seems you are doing great with it. Will test on my side as well!
A question - do you do this for GSF? (google services framework)
Cheers and have a longer battery life!

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