Huawei Mate Pro is now available on vodafone?

Doesnt look like it is?

So my lockscreen isn't liking notifications anymore. Whereby it used to give me message contents, it now just gives me an icon of the app. I haven't changed any notification settings.

My battery life is really bad. I'm down to 75% already and my SOT is 45 minutes. I've checked the battery stats and I'm not using anything battery intensive. NFC and BT are all off, screen brightness is 50%. I don't have anything on that is sucking the battery. Have I got a dud?

hackdrag0n: What's your time since last charge.

Took it off charge at 7am this morning

Now at 64% with 1 hour 5 minutes SOT.

This is probably the worst battery life of any phone I've ever used.

Kopkiwi:

 

 

 

Took it off charge at 7am this morning

 

 

 

Now at 64% with 1 hour 5 minutes SOT.

 

This is probably the worst battery life of any phone I've ever used.

 

Something's wildly wrong there. Check the phone manager app out too, and factory reset if all else fails. Mate 9 has the best Android hardware on the market today and should outperform essentially every other flagship for battery life.

NikT:

 

Kopkiwi:

 

Took it off charge at 7am this morning

 

Now at 64% with 1 hour 5 minutes SOT.

 

This is probably the worst battery life of any phone I've ever used.

 

 

Something's wildly wrong there. Check the phone manager app out too, and factory reset if all else fails. Mate 9 has the best Android hardware on the market today and should outperform essentially every other flagship for battery life.

 

These are the stats

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Kopkiwi:

 

These are the stats

 

Yeah something's keeping it awake.

Mate 9 will let you drill down pretty deep into the battery stats, far moreso than vanilla Android. WhatsApp is using a hefty amount for one. Tapping each item in the software menu there will tell you A. how long it kept the phone awake for, and B. how many mAh of battery juice it used.

Check out the 'power intensive apps' and 'close apps after screen lock'/'lock screen cleanup' functions within the Phone Manager app. You can also hold down on apps in the multitasking overview to 'lock' them in memory. I use mine on a whitelist basis, kill everything except the stuff I really want to remain in RAM/receive push notifications from.

Wish Google would bake that into to AOSP, it's the worst side of the open system philosophy. Give developers free reign to build features into their apps, sure, but they don't give users any option to shut those apps and their respective background services down except uninstalling. Chinese OEMs are pretty good at fixing that, better solution than the Doze bandaid.

Ended up resetting my phone. Will report back tomorrow. If that doesn't solve it it's going back and I will give the LG V20 a go.

Kopkiwi:

Ended up resetting my phone. Will report back tomorrow. If that doesn't solve it it's going back and I will give the LG V20 a go.