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    Poll: How long does you're battery last (in average)?
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    N900 battery life in your daily use.

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    WereCatf | # 11 | 2010-11-10, 11:54 | Report

    I am getting about 10-12 hours of life from my phone with WLAN on all the time and several IM accounts running. Making phone calls or SMSing doesn't seem to make any difference. It's only if I turn WLAN off when battery life goes up.

    However, I am using the default profile at the moment on power kernel. Ideal doesn't work for me, the phone starts crashing. Maybe with a little bit of tweaking of the profile I could get just a bit more battery life.

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    TiagoTiago | # 12 | 2010-11-10, 12:03 | Report

    WiFi enabled, gprs enabled, bluetooth enabled etc, mine seems to last at most around 6 hours

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    blue_led | # 13 | 2010-11-10, 17:31 | Report

    smart reflex on , wifi on , 10 mW , email read every hour , email widget then battery drop 1% per hour.
    when the phone is not in AP range then switch to 3G data automatically ( driving from home to work and back home )

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    Last edited by blue_led; 2010-11-10 at 17:33.

     
    soeiro | # 14 | 2010-11-10, 17:37 | Report

    Originally Posted by lma View Post
    Based on the poll options you're talking about N900 only? If so, sorry to rub it in but my N810 typically lasts 4-5 days between charges with IP connectivity always on and regular email/jabber/ssh use.
    Always on? That's cool. I wish my N900 could do it.

    Currently: 1(heavy use) - 5(no use) days

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    spinnerdcc | # 15 | 2010-11-10, 17:45 | Report

    fresh 1.3 install I get about 9 hours life.
    That's with about one hour of browsing.

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    Boemien | # 16 | 2010-11-10, 17:48 | Report

    Since PR 1.3 update, the phone last for over 14 - 15H!!!

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    Straycat | # 17 | 2010-11-10, 18:07 | Report

    Originally Posted by paai View Post
    I am *not* a heavy user in terms of webpages visited, phonecalls and so on. WIFI is on half of the time (when I am at home). Bluetooth is always on.

    I find that in such circumstances, on PR 1.3, my battery life extends to two days.

    Paai
    Woooooooooow!!

    Any widgets enabled??

    I'm not a heavy user too, I think. I use to use 3G conectivity, very ligth internet browser over 3G, very very very ligth phonecalls, wifi and bluetooth always off and just foreca weather widget enabled.

    On this scenario I only can catch 12 hours battery life.

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    peterch405 | # 18 | 2010-11-10, 18:28 | Report

    Mine used to last 5 days easly, now that i installed easy debian and other crap I only get like 1.5 at most.

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    marktold | # 19 | 2010-11-10, 18:33 | Report

    I do also feel like battery time is much better. It now seems to use only about 2 - 5 percent when not using over night.

    Markus

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    Hailodon | # 20 | 2010-11-11, 05:16 | Report

    Still only getting around 6 hours out of this phone. Very frustrating as if I forget to charge it during the day, it dies whilst I'm at the pub and then I get a hard time form the wife ......

    3G on, 1 widget, wiifi OFF.

    Seriously, this would be an awesome phone if the battery issues were fixed! Is it a hardware flaw or is it the case that Nokia just dosen't care and wants us to buy their new N8????

    Back to the iPhone I think

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