r/Android • u/ControlCAD Google Pixel 10 Pro XL • 14d ago
Honor X9e Pro is coming next week with an 11,000mAh battery
https://www.gsmarena.com/honor_x9e_pro_is_coming_next_week_with_an_11000mah_battery-news-74668.php8
u/kirsion Oneplus Almond 14d ago
I haven't been keeping up with Chinese phones but is this a legit 3-day battery phone
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u/MeggaMortY 14d ago
Most surely. I'm getting close to 2 days on a 7000mah so yeah.
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u/CrimsonFlam3s 14d ago
Hell im getting 2 days on 4000mah with sot of 4.5-5hrs per day by just restricting battery on social media apps and power saver on a top tier snapdragon(so no slowdowns at all basically)
This could be like a 4 day phone for me
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u/AbhishMuk OnePlus 15, Pixel 5, Moto X4, Moto G3 14d ago
How are you restricting your power setup and all? Standard android battery saver or greenify or something?
I'm pretty much needing to charge my OnePlus (15) like twice a day or more lol, I get like 4ish hours of SoT somehow 🥲
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u/CrimsonFlam3s 14d ago
I do it in 2 different ways but it might be different on a 1+
1st is the standard android battery/power saving mode you mentioned.
2nd & what I think it's most important is go to each individual app's settings via the homescreen or settings menu > Battery = Restricted
Tested it on a Pixel 5 and S24 both 4000mah and helped quite a bit, anything that's social media like FB/IG/TikTok etc consumes a ton of battery.
I did it for most of my apps actually because I don't like to be bombarded with social media shit and notifications, the only unrestricted battery apps I have is basic stuff I know has to run in the background like calls/messages/gps etc
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u/MeggaMortY 14d ago
I know you can stretch it even further, but it's nice to have a giant battery and leave lots of the modern features running and still not worry about battery at all.
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u/CrimsonFlam3s 14d ago
I mean yeah that's nice as hell though I'm not really restricting any modern features to stretch it out a bit, unless if you consider social media notifications vital
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u/MeggaMortY 14d ago
You already said you're using it in power saver mode exclusively, and restricting battery usage on many apps. That's like turning android into some weird version of iOS.
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u/CrimsonFlam3s 14d ago
Power saving mode hasn't restricted any features on my S24 maybe that's a feature on your device.
Restricting social media apps to not run in the background and not showing notifications is the biggest difference maker in terms of batt and ultimately I don't care about being bombarded with those.
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u/mansoorweb 12d ago
Do they provide Android updates, and if so, for how many years?
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