First of all, hope everyone is fine.
As the title says, after more than one week testing I am getting 4:30-5 hrs of SOT.
I must say that I am using this Pixel 2 since March 2019 so it isn't a new device with a new battery.
With all this settings I got during all this testing time those 4:30-5hrs sot.
Take in mind that during almost all this testing time, the sensors are turned off (because I found that what was draining my battery was the sensors) meaning that applications like Maps, Whatsapp calls or Camera doesnt work till the sensors are turned on again. Not a big deal because activating or inactivating the sensors is just a swipe on Quick Settings .
Please, share with me your times and hope it helps
Thanks
As the title says, after more than one week testing I am getting 4:30-5 hrs of SOT.
I must say that I am using this Pixel 2 since March 2019 so it isn't a new device with a new battery.
- Install the latest factory image (August 2020)
- ROOT your Pixel
- Install Sultan Kernel (https://forum.xda-developers.com/pixel-2/development/kernel-sultan-kernel-t3802158) I am using August 14 build; then install TWRP and Magisk in the following order:
Sultan Kernel > TWRP > Magisk - Once the phone boot, activate the Developer Settings and search the option Quick settings developer tiles. From there, enable Sensors off button and a new toggle will appear on Quick Settings
- Install GSam for better battery tracking
- Install Naptime (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.franco.doze&hl=es) and activate Agrresive doze, Re-apply doze after wakeups, Disable motion detection and Disable aggressive doze when charging
- Deactivate Always on screen.
- Go to Settings > Security > Smart Lock > Corporal Detection and just activate and deactivate the option
- I dont use RCS messages so in order to deactivate them I inactivated official Messages application and I am using Textra. First download Textra from PlayStore, then open the app, select Textra as default messages app and later inactivate Google Messages app.
- Since we have ROOT and with a similar tool (I use SD Maid but any tool that lets you inactivate any Android package) inactivate the package com.google.android.ims and delete all the updates installed to this package.
- Now just inactivate the sensors, do a reboot and let your Pixel charge to 100%..
With all this settings I got during all this testing time those 4:30-5hrs sot.
Take in mind that during almost all this testing time, the sensors are turned off (because I found that what was draining my battery was the sensors) meaning that applications like Maps, Whatsapp calls or Camera doesnt work till the sensors are turned on again. Not a big deal because activating or inactivating the sensors is just a swipe on Quick Settings .
Please, share with me your times and hope it helps
Thanks
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