Question Battery life

[Rubby1025]

You know, now that you mention it, I have put Facebook on deep sleep and I still get notifications all the time!! It's so annoying! I think I will just uninstall it and just use the browser when I actually need it. I use it like once a month anyways.

Well well.... I just checked my battery settings and found Facebook eating away at my battery just now

Yes, and it was doing the same with your old phone! Social media apps = malware.

 

[dabrownie]

Yes, and it was doing the same with your old phone! Social media apps = malware.

That is true. But I didn't have Facebook on my Oneplus 7pro nor on Pixel 6pro and yet the Pixel barely made it to 6hr SOT while the 7pro made it to 7hrs SOT. (haha 6 and 6 and 7 and 7)

Anywho, I got the 22 Ultra and right away noticed that the battery was insanely good so I got Facebook on here but even after putting it to deep sleep I still got notifications. So I just uninstalled it a bit ago. Let's see how my battery does now.

 

[jayr04]

I wiped the cache partition last night and this is probably the first day I'll get a full day without charging it. 4pm and 60% battery left.

 

[sonumb1989]

Anyone having issue with battery life, just delete facebook app and you re good to go. I am using fb lite instead and got very good result (whd+, 10-96hz using Galaxy Max Hz)

 

[hand-filer]

I uninstalled Facebook 3 years ago. My battery life improved dramatically.

 

[mrjoy]

Hi. Anyone facing intense heat while using camera? Whenever I use camera 2 to 3 min my mobile gets hot. Is it normal?

 

[Venom0642]

Hi. Anyone facing intense heat while using camera? Whenever I use camera 2 to 3 min my mobile gets hot. Is it normal?

Nope no issues at all on AT&T S22 Ultra 5G Snapdragon 512GB, try doing a wipe cache

 

[mrjoy]

Nope no issues at all on AT&T S22 Ultra 5G Snapdragon 512GB, try doing a wipe cache

No heating while normal uses. Gets heat only while using camera.

 

[Sen2012]

Don't know about anyone else, but battery life has insanely improved since release. Can Samsung push updates under the radar that aren't part of the major ones? It seems like it all of a sudden just happened and got much better.

Edit : Snapdragon unlocked

 

[pratik_193]

My best one yet over 11hrs SOT AT&T S22 Ultra 5G Snapdragon 512GB View attachment 5595355

Edit - found it

 

[Mr-Zhag]

For my experience, Samsung device needs to setup by manual and then the battery will work as well.

 

[LovingIt]

When would be a good time to debloat? Straight away after getting the phone or letting it settle in first? Thanks

 

[Goku1992]

When would be a good time to debloat? Straight away after getting the phone or letting it settle in first? Thanks

I debloat after the setup its the best thing you can do

 

[LovingIt]

I debloat after the setup its the best thing you can do

Thank you

 

[Rubby1025]

When would be a good time to debloat? Straight away after getting the phone or letting it settle in first? Thanks

I do not recommend debloating, at least initially. Why not just tweak normal android settings and see how much battery life you can get? Many people have gone a little too far with debloating and end up getting rid of features they need. Sure, you can recover from it but you can spend a lot of time trying to figure it out.

I can get 8-10hrs of SOT without debloating or rooting and are very happy with the S22u.

 

[xgerryx]

I do not recommend debloating, at least initially. Why not just tweak normal android settings and see how much battery life you can get? Many people have gone a little too far with debloating and end up getting rid of features they need. Sure, you can recover from it but you can spend a lot of time trying to figure it out.

I can get 8-10hrs of SOT without debloating or rooting and are very happy with the S22u.

With 1440p and 120hz on?

 

[Rubby1025]

With 1440p and 120hz on?

I have enabled 1440p but not 120hz. My eyes are not that great and 120hz does not make a noticeable difference for me. If I did turn it on it would probably impact SOT by about an hour or so.

 

[xgerryx]

I have enabled 1440p but not 120hz. My eyes are not that great and 120hz does not make a noticeable difference for me. If I did turn it on it would probably impact SOT by about an hour or so.

Had mine for about a week now and the most I got was 6 hours 40 min screen on time, with 1440p and 120hz on. It was literally dead at that point though. It's been a big disappointment though, standby drain and just generally losing battery without screen on has been abysmal. I did use smartswitch though. Did you? I may set it up again without it but that is going to be a huuuuge pain in the ass.

 

[LovingIt]

I do not recommend debloating, at least initially. Why not just tweak normal android settings and see how much battery life you can get? Many people have gone a little too far with debloating and end up getting rid of features they need. Sure, you can recover from it but you can spend a lot of time trying to figure it out.

I can get 8-10hrs of SOT without debloating or rooting and are very happy with the S22u.

Good point thanks, I'm in Europe, I used the phone for a week normally (working from home, working in the office, Reddit, browser, email and Twitter only) with no settings changed and saw awful battery life dead in 10 hours with 4 hrs SoT so thought I would try a different approach.

So reset it, I've not debloted it but put apps to sleep and turned off WiFi/Bluetooth scanning etc and also set the refresh to 96hz, and i have since managed to get around 15 hours from it with 4 hours SoT, which is still very poor.

I agree, I see no need to debloat it to the point that you are just left with something akin to a cmd terminal lol

But I don't honestly get it, I don't Game or stream yet get vastly lower standby time and SoT to some people and ironically more than others.

Yes, I've heard the arguments it's how you use a phone and what for etc but if we take that logic I would get 6/7 SoT with the same type of usage from my Pixel 5a over 48 hours.

Thanks for the reply

 

[Rubby1025]

Had mine for about a week now and the most I got was 6 hours 40 min screen on time, with 1440p and 120hz on. It was literally dead at that point though. It's been a big disappointment though, standby drain and just generally losing battery without screen on has been abysmal. I did use smartswitch though. Did you? I may set it up again without it but that is going to be a huuuuge pain in the ass.

Yes, I used Smart Switch to move everywhere over to my S22u. I've found putting as many apps into deep sleep sleep as possible and not using social media apps was helpful. Use your browser for social media instead of the app.