[Q] Which rom do you guys/girls think has the best battery life

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In my opinion i think CM7 has the best. I just want to get other peoples opinion as well

I'm on " CM9 Operation: Inferno v3.1", i found with the tiamatV2 kernel and the shotofawesomenessV2 i had a noticeable difference from stock, i couldn't believe how long it lasted.

I still prefer the infernoshot2 since you can switch between 2 cpu governor settings (lagfree/smartassv2).

I vote miui or cm7

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I've been on AOKP for a while, and it has my vote for a great battery life. I've been able to get 4 days no charge off of it with an extended, when I've usually only gotten 2 or 3 from MIUI and CM.

CM7 all the way. I've never had my phone died on the road or such.

If you like sense, TDJ's darkside sense yields amazing battery. I pumped 8 hours of auto brightness screen time out if it.

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Originally Posted by THEindian

If you like sense, TDJ's darkside sense yields amazing battery. I pumped 8 hours of auto brightness screen time out if it.

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Ya with sense i vote tdj sckboy or saranhai roms/ports

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Yeah CM7 for my vote. TDJ's Darkside also very nice.

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Any ICS based ROM should get you great battery life. Based on what I've read, the code has been optimized to be more efficient.

My personal choice right now is IceColdSandwich by androidinsomnia. Through light-moderate use all day at work I come home with ~45% at the end of the day. Sure, you can get days on standby, but real world use is what I'd be concerned with.

Originally Posted by ExtremeNerd

Any ICS based ROM should get you great battery life. Based on what I've read, the code has been optimized to be more efficient.

My personal choice right now is IceColdSandwich by androidinsomnia. Through light-moderate use all day at work I come home with ~45% at the end of the day. Sure, you can get days on standby, but real world use is what I'd be concerned with.

The GB kernels we have had many, many hours -even days - put into them. They will give you better battery life and more stability. That could change once the DHD ICS kernel source drops and devs get ahold of it. We have ICS, but it's frankensteined like a mofo. Here's to sheer determination!