Blackberry classic battery is disappoint​ing

i just got in my blackberry classic on the 3rd of march and sold my q10 as soon as i received the classic, i loved the way it felt and looked but the battery does not last at all barley a day is it something im doing because i barly use it drains as bad as a iphone, my q10 would last about 2 days but this think can barley make it throw a day pleaseeeeeeeeeee help blackberry

Hi gababu,
The battery on the Classic is a definite improvement, I'm getting two full days whereas before I would get a day at best on my Z10 and my wife also only a day on her Q10.
The Classic has a 2515 mAh battery compared to the Q10's 2100mAH battery, so the Classic should perform better.
But it does take a few days to 'settle down'.  Give it a week or so and see if it improves.
Good battery management also helps.  Have a look at this BlackBerry Battery Management Demo:
http://demos.blackberry.com/blackberry-classic/na/​ca/gen/how-to/blackberry-classic/blackberry-classi​...
Specifically, make sure that you do not have an app running in the background that eats away at your battery power.
The Classic is a beauty, I’m loving it more and more every day as I go learning more about it.  I’m sure you will too once your battery settles down and starts behaving better.  Good luck!
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