Droid Eris Battery Life

My battery does not even last 8 hrs with no use of the phone, just turned on and sitting on my desk....HELP ?

ToddG wrote:
Compared to my OLD cell phone this one certainly is a battery HOG! What I did was buy another battery so I can swap them out if I'm away from home.
With Moderate use I can get at least 6-8 hours without turning a bunch of features off.
if you look at other android phones besides like Eris, you'll find that most all of them have bad battery life

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My In Store Experience With Droid Razr Battery Life

I have a Droid Razr. I took it into a local store because my battery life is HORRIBLE. The phone had been off the charger for 1h40m minutes and it was already at 60%. The CSR told me it would take 40 minutes. When I came back he told me the test said the battery "was fine", and he went on to explain that it had only gone down 10% in the 40 minutes which is pretty bad. I left and checked the phone and it was at 40%. I thought I could get the battery replaced or possibly get a new phone but he just gave me the information and walked away. I had to track him down to ask him another unrelated question.
the battery has been on the charger the past few days more then i have been using it. i can't make a full day on a 100% charge, not even a half day. I charge at least once during the day, and around when im going to bed.

Hi there Sas1983!
Having a battery that will last is definitely important! I'm so sorry for the less than super experience with your phone and at the store location. I would be delighted to provide some information and suggestions.
4G LTE Smartphones run a different radio so battery life is a little bit different. As you already know you can't remove the battery from your Razr so we absolutely want to ensure it's good!
You can manage your phone by using Smart Actions on your phone. Here's some information: http://search.verizonwireless.com/?q=smart actions razr&x1=t1&q1=support
You can also close running applications easily by "double tapping" the Home Key and then swiping the open applications to the right to close them.
Let me know how these additional steps help!
Thanks,
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How To Extend Droid X Battery Life

The 4.3" LCD screen is the main component consuming battery life.
Google/Motorola may want to look into a more intelligent display management software for large 4.3" LCD screen.
Example: Stay on when plugged into a recharger and turn off display when on battery.
Display turns off sooner as battery life diminishes.
Something like stay on maximum of 5 mins when battery is 100% and scale down to 1 minute for under 20% or something like that.
Linear scale or curved scaled or something.

TaeSong wrote:
TaeSong wrote:
The 4.3" LCD screen is the main component consuming battery life.
Google/Motorola may want to look into a more intelligent display management software for large 4.3" LCD screen.
Example: Stay on when plugged into a recharger and turn off display when on battery.
Display turns off sooner as battery life diminishes.
Something like stay on maximum of 5 mins when battery is 100% and scale down to 1 minute for under 20% or something like that.
Linear scale or curved scaled or something.
I forgot to mention...
Settings -> Display -> Screen timeout
30 sec or 1 min
========= If running in GPS/Map mode, app may need to override phone settings... until about 50% battery life (or something) then setting overrides GPS/Map setting.
Orientation (pitch/angle) might be used to figure out if it's being used as a GPS and stuff, in case the user forgets to turn it off.
Intelligent turn off.
Just rambling... some ideas to improve Android/Droid X out loud....

OG Droid Razr battery life

I have an original Droid and since I am not a big cellphone user I have never had a problem with battery life. I am just wondering if the Razr has similar battery life. I know the Maxx just came out but I am not sure if I would need the extra battery life. Thanks for any advice.

Yes, the battery life isn't the greatest with smartphones.
As a reminder,
Battery life depends on the network, signal strength, temperature, features and accessories used.
It is common for batteries to be warm from use or charging.
Tips for extending battery life
Avoid exposing the battery to extreme heat and cold.
For the first 3 charge cycles, fully charge the battery overnight and allow it to fully discharge before recharging (battery conditioning).
Charge and re-condition a battery after an extended idle period.
A Lithium-ion battery may be damaged by extensive overcharging (continuously on a charger for more than 24 hours).
Use the battery. If possible, avoid letting your battery sit idle for long periods of time.
Use only the phone options and accessories that are really needed.
Here are some tips that will help extend the battery life on your Droid Razr.
I also make sure I use my smart actions to help with battery life. I make sure my Razr is in sleep mode when I sleep.
Hopefully, these tips/tricks will help you with the battery life on your Razr and even the Razr Maxx!
Tamara H.
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Droid Razr Battery Life

I need help.....anyone know what to do to get longer use from my battery? 2 hours if even that long is about all I get out of my battery! Frustrated!!!!!

Ok has it Got the Latest Updates on it..? On my 2 Razr Maxx's one has Jelly Bean and one has ICS both are still Running Stable although at times the Network drops back to 3G, but that could mean there just doing some adjustments
Well since it Set for a While i would Run it through a System Cache Clear, and see what that Does and one App that i would suggest Getting is System Panel App it will show you what your Razr is doing how it's performing and it will show what apps are Running it's not a Task Killer if you have one on your phone get rid of it) Panel App also shows the Battery Life the Temps of the Phone and the SD and internal Storage it's a Good app to have i'v used it since 2010 when i Got my Droid X my first Android phone..
Also when you charge your Razr do so by using the Charger that came package with it, It's the best to use to achieve the best charge for the Phone and you might Look at what you phones Data is set on if it is on Global switch it to LTE / CDMA and try that..
Let me know if that helped with the System Cache Clear and the Few other things i suggested if not we'll try something Else Since you Mentioned allot of Apps you may have some that are in the Need for updating or some that need removing because of the Age of the App..
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Droid 2 Battery life

I have had my DROID 2 for almost 2 years and im close to updating my phone.
but in the meantime, i'd like to have a phone that works well. (that being battery life)
i can charge my phone up to 100% and it goes from 90% to 50% in 30 minutes and then down to 15%.
This gives my battery about 2 hours, including standby...
Should i just get a new battery or what?
If so, how much are they, and would it solve my problem?

Hi LeviRobey,
I have a Droid. I am also having a problem with my battery. However, my battery problem is a little different but may be related to your question. Maybe we can both get some guideance of the battery.
Right now I am NOT using the phone as a phone -- I am only using it to access the internet using my home Wi-Fi network.
WITH THE PHONE COMPLETELY POWERED "OFF". My battery is draining down from 100% Charged, down to 60% Charged -- a 40% loss over about 5 or 6 hours, Overnight.
I have even done a "Factory Data Reset" and have everything turned OFF and nothing running -- ie. NO Wi-FI, GPS, Sync. Location, Blue Tooth, Back -up or any other Services,
I may opt to get a new battery and see if that does anything. Maybe you can try that also. The cost of new batteries are pretty reasonable on EBay.
With your phone, maybe there are Droid and/or some kind of App or something trying to Down Load or maybe there is something else "running" in the backround. . .??

Droid 3 Battery Life issues

All,
I've already gone through 3 Droid 3 phones and my battery lasts for less than 1/2 as long as my old Droid X on the stock battery and I'm running an Extended battery in my D3. I have CDMA set as the wireless mode and I have done factory resets and battery pulls, everything. I can't find anything that is using up the power, and the phone shows Cell Standby and Cell Idle as the battery killers (both average nearly 45% of the total usage in a day). This isn't right, and I expect Verizon to do something about this. Bear in mind that this post is coming from someone who has 3 years of Android experience and worked on the Cyanogen Mod project briefly. --

knights66 wrote:
i have been experiencing the exact same problems im affraid to even use my phone during the day because it will die right away if i do... i changed from a droid charge to this because of battery hoping this would be better and right now id take my charge back i lose batery without even touching this phone
knights66,
Sorry to hear that you, too, are experiencing issues with holding a battery charge! I would be happy to assist.
Few questions first, do you have an Exchange email account setup on your Droid 3 as well? Do you have any Antivirus applications installed on your Droid? Have you adjusted any of your device settings to maximize your battery life?
Let me know so I can further assist.

Droid Bionic Battery Life

Help! My battery life is awful. I can have a fully charged battery and within 4 hours it's at less then 30%. I would say this occurs with very light phone use - maybe 10 texts, 10 minutes of web and a check of the weather. Any suggestions on how to help? I have purchased a brand new battery, I've cleared out the cache per another discussion on this site and it doesn't appear to help.
Any other suggestions? It's ridiculous to have a smartphone and not really be able to utilize it for fear that it will die and I will need to make a call or contact someone & am not by an outlet to charge my phone.
Thanks!

If you click the Uninstall Updates, once they do, indeed, uninstall, the button then should switch to a Disable button. Your disabled apps are then moved to the bottom of your app list.
You also may want to run a system cache clear:
Power down phone
Hold volume up/down & power simultaneously until you see the Boot Mode Selection Menu
Use volume down to navigate to 'Recovery', use volume up to select
Should see screen with triangle and exclamation point next to an Android
Press volume up/down simultaneously to go into system recovery *
Use volume rocker to navigate to 'wipe cache' and use power button to select
Once finished, use volume rocker to navigate to 'reboot system now' and use power button to select
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Droid X2 Battery life?

I'm lucky enough to get 5 hours on a charge, and for some reason other people get great battery life. I've got maximum battery saver on, brightness down to 20%. What else can I do?

I've had my X2 for a month and a half (OEM battery, charger & car charger) and have read much on ways to manage battery life. While I've had some success, I'm most frustrated by strange phenomena that the phone can be fully charged, and plugged in to the car charger with Bluetooth to the sound system BUT, if using GPS & Google or Mapquest or AAA etc navigation, the battery still discharges in short order, so after an hour or two, if I unplug it from the car charger, its at the 15% warning level!!!???
Verizonin in essence tells me that is the way it is....but this seems absurd, that the car charger won't at least maintain the charge at the level it was when plugged in. A store rep suggested turning down the screen, which I haven't tried...but even that solution defeats the purpose of phone as visual navigation system. Anyone else experience this or have ideas? Extended battery might help, but no reason to think this would help too much on the drain speed. BTW, the agent also suggested (off the record) getting a non OEM charger, that would not have the charging 'governor' and might at least keep up with the drain.
I'm just starting to search forums and will visit Motorola's and other forums too. Thanks in advance.

Droid DNA battery life after kit kat update cut in half

Since the kit kat update, my battery has gone from lasting about 13 hours to barely 7. If I am actually using the phone heavily it's less. If I look under usage, Android system is shown at 76% with Facebook being next highest at 6%. I haven't installed any new apps since well before the update.
I'm also experiencing a very long delay in opening sms messages- about 45 seconds, with considerable delay in sending as well.
Any help here? I use my phone almost exclusively for texting and Facebook messaging, as well as taking pictures/using Instagram.

In response to the list of items in the first link, I've verified the device is undamaged, and I am using the replacement charger sold to me in the Verizon store. My original charger cord came apart within a few weeks of getting the phone.
I've done a soft reset several times in the last few weeks. Doesn't seem to make a difference. Software is up to date which is where my issue seems to be coming form.
I'm still using the phone in the same manner as I was before the problem occurred. I've removed or disabled any apps I do not use only a few weeks ago. I have put the phone into safe mode as of this morning, so will see if the battery drains as quickly with with almost everything disabled.
The phone is generally connected to wifi within our home and always has a strong signal. Display settings are set for the display to sleep after 30 seconds, I am not using live wallpaper, and my brightness is set at about 75%.
GPS is turned off.
I'm not sure what my syncing settings are set at, but they have not changed save for one item that was altered when the latest update rolled out. After the update, Google offered me an auto-back-up service for my photos and videos (uploading them to my Google account) which I turned on. I've turned this off for now. Otherwise my settings for push/pull are unchanged.
I don't stream audio or video from my phone with any frequency (less then once a week). I have not yet done a device reset. Hoping to hold off on that if possible.
Even in safe mode, there is still an extremely long delay in accessing my SMS messages. That has not changed. I will update more at the end of the evening or tomorrow.

6 hr battery life on a Droid Eris out of the box

Hello eveyone.
I need help I just changed my blackberry storm for the Droid Eris.
Right out of the box and charged the battery lasts 8 hrs tops then it's decresed to 6 hrs.
THhis drop was due to my twitter and facebook usage which is very low and some emails that come in now. I cant surf the net due to the battery drop.
My old storm would go on for 2 days 1 full day with heavy usage. This is a new phone...what gives?
Thx.

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I Have been getting BAD battery life after the ICS UPDATE !! on the DROID RAZAR MAXX have this happen to any one else ??????

i have been getting really bad battery life after install ICS on my droid razar maxx i can only go 1 day and 3 hours where i used to be able to go 2 day easy have this happen to anyone else can someone tell me how i can make my battery life better??????/ and do i need to let my phone go complete dead before fully chargeing it again ??????
before install the ICS update i had 30 percent of battery life remaining so i pluged it in and let charged for a little bit while it updated my phone and ever thing after it updated i unplug my phone and started playing on my phone to see what ICS was all about but when it got to 15 and said " connect to your changer so i did !!!!! should i haved let my phone going complete dead since i unplug without it fully changer or does it matter ?????????????? if someone could please help me !!!!:)

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Extended battery life for droid 2 ?

how much longer ...will the battery last with an extended battery for the droid 2?

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Droid Pro, Poor battery life

I need a new phone to replace my old Blackberry. I was ALMOST sold on the Droid Pro until I read the reviews and ALL said "extremely poor battery life" . Has this problem been fixed or are there plans to fix this problem in the future?

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I could go 4 days on my blackberry with 3 emails sync'd, texting and reading some news apps..
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Droid Eris 2.1 Constanst Sync and Battery Drain

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