I am running stock and running my own mods with root.Those are some great stats. What ROM/Kernel config are you running? Are you rooted?
I am running stock and running my own mods with root.Those are some great stats. What ROM/Kernel config are you running? Are you rooted?
Can confirm it shows on my OnePlus 6 running the latest Oxygen (9.0.4). Turned it off there, battery hasn't been as good since 9.0.4 was released, wonder if it's a 'new' deal where it's turning on with enabling Dev Options. Only have a couple of days before my 3XL arrives, though, so doubt I'll *really* have a chance to see a difference.
Just a quick report : after checking for few days, I can say turning off this option is useless. It has absolutely no battery impact at all.
But I remarked that the double-tap to wake up screen is draining battery like hell. I think it is the same with the option of waking the device once in hand.
Better to disable full AOD options then for best battery experience :good:
Yeah, I saw no discernible change in battery life either. The search continues....
Can confirm it shows on my OnePlus 6 running the latest Oxygen (9.0.4). Turned it off there, battery hasn't been as good since 9.0.4 was released, wonder if it's a 'new' deal where it's turning on with enabling Dev Options. Only have a couple of days before my 3XL arrives, though, so doubt I'll *really* have a chance to see a difference.
I’ve had this for days and I can’t say it’s actually helping much . Ambient display drain is heavy; googles pie battery optimizations are poor on stand by mode. The biggest myth of all time is stock android is light hence the battery should last longer than a skinned version, this theory is dog sh$t. Google has marketed its battery savings like no other oem with a bunch of different names through out history such as project volta, doze, super doze , adaptive battery etc lol
I'm a big stock Android fan but I have to say the battery life on this phone is mediocre at best. I get like 5.5h to 6h SOT. Lately more like 5.5h when drained to 1%.
Is funny I've owned just about every Nexus phone and the pixel 2 XL and this 3XL and I can't say any of them have been stellar or amazing on battery life. Whereas a Samsung Galaxy phone, the larger plus models always seem to give great battery life, but I'm no Lagwiz fan.
I haven't had this good a battery life in on any phone (and I feel there is room for improvement because memory killer eating cycles unnecessarily killing processes when its not really truly under pressure, only to restart them few milliseconds later, is a big waste of CPU and memory bandwidth).
With my light use, my phone lasts me at least 3 days, many times 4 days. For the screenshots below, over 4 days, I had cumulative call time of ~30mins, whatsapp ~1hr, sudoku ~2hr, slack ~1hr, gmail ~1hr, some youtube videos, many google searches, firefox...i.e. very light use. I accumulated ~6hrs of SOT.
Its been cloudy off late, so, auto-brightness keeps the slider close to 40% or so. I also use dark theme (pitch black) on my 3XL. I also believe configuring swap helps with LMKD induced process restarts and with memory leaks (all leaked memory gets swapped out). I also only charge upto 93%, so charge to charge battery longevity variation is reduced.
I am pretty confidant that if I used my phone continuously non-stop, I can easily last 10-12 hours.
https://developer.android.com/studio/profile/systrace-on-device
@freak7 pointed out to me that nothing is happening until you enable "Record trace"
My understanding is that the setting is only relevant if "Record Trace" is enabled.I haven't quite understood. Does that mean the advice of this thread is probably inefficient?
My understanding is that the setting is only relevant if "Record Trace" is enabled.
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I have 2 devices with Android 8, one with 7 and one with 6. I looked at developer options, and while there were somewhat similar options, I only saw this setting on the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL. I assume it is on other devices with Android 9 as well.
Yeah, I meant that it makes no sense it is enabled by default with Developer Options being turned on.
I've been turning on dev options hundreds of times a year since my XDA join date.
This must be something fairly new.
I can see no reason for any non-developer to leave this enabled.
Thank you for pointing it out, OP. :good:
I don't think it is. I think once you enable developer options it gets turned on. So for people like me who maybe don't want it on, but enable developer options just to hide the notch, this is good to know it's on, and can turn it off.