Have you checked how much battery each app is using? App updates/device firmware updates can sometimes cause the same apps/devices you've been using to eat more phone battery. Like, it happened recently with a Facebook Messenger update, whose previous update kept randomly rebooting my phone up to four times a day, and then they fixed both issues. And with a Bluetooth medical device I use, suddenly the app started draining my battery like crazy after a device firmware update and app update, and they've only partially fixed it (no new firmware update for the device yet, but the app update did lessen the battery use a bit, just not nearly as low as it used to be) - it was using up to 40% of my phone battery at one point, whereas before it was using like 0.6% each day. It isn't something I can put in deep sleep like Android Settings keeps suggesting.
Question Z Fold 3 battery life discussion
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Yes I have been monitoring apps and there's not one single app using a disproportionate amount of battery. It just runs down more quickly that it used to.
Maybe it will improve after the update to Android 13. I did upgrade to the ZFold4 in August, at the time, Samsung was giving $1000 for the ZFold3.
I can't read the language in your screenshot, but it doesn't have the graphics on the page mine motion smoothness in the US is on, so I'm guessing you're not on the same page. Motion smoothness on mine is on the "Display" page, and then you tap "Motion Smoothness" to choose either "Adaptive" or "Standard". I have mine on Adaptive since my migraines are affected by scrolling/motion.
You understand it well nonetheless
I indeed doesn't have anything related to display inside the app and i don't know why.
You understand it well nonetheless
I indeed doesn't have anything related to display inside the app and i don't know why.
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6This happens with every release of every new phone. It always takes a few days for it to settle as it's downloading apps, settings, updates, etc. It's WAY too early to compare battery life. Give it a week.4
Lol... Just disable or uninstall all unused apps, turn off Google Discover & Samsung Free (the swipe right on homescreen thing), disable Google (the app, not account syncing) and Google Assistant, turn off Bluetooth/NFC/GPS until you need it, use a black theme, turn off unnecessary notifications, error reporting, and feedback, use static wallpaper, stop app auto updates and auto refresh (weather, stocks, etc), turn off always-on-screen.
I don't do this, but for even more battery use 96hz or 60hz and turn off vivid screen mode.
