HTC One battery issue, please help

[zarrexx]

Hi, yesterday I got a HTC One. It works perfect etc but the battery life shoudnt be this bad. It went down 20% over night for no reason, when I looked to check what was causing this problem I got this screenshot:

 

PS. I didnt have any apps running in the background

 

Thanks!

[DoubleY]

You answered your own question. The Android OS is using that much battery. My Droid DNA does the same thing. 20-30% overnight 

[zarrexx]

how do i make it use less battery? my friend with the same phone only uses 30%

[DoubleY]

how do i make it use less battery? my friend with the same phone only uses 30%

Turn off WiFi, GPS, Bluetooth, everything except for cellular connection pretty much. 

[zarrexx]

It was already off

[TheSLSAMG]

I am not sure of the issue, since Android can eat a lot of battery quickly, but I will leave @_ASSASSIN_ to help. (sorry other Assassin )

[Mr.Duck]

if you play games or do something diffrent it wont be the android system thats eating your battery... your problem was android eating your battery so this is a solution!

 

my HTC One does the same thing too

[Foxxer]

My rooted one does the same too. I sometimes switch to 3G to save battery.  

[OneGun]

Copy that 

[TheDigitalRealm]

You answered your own question. The Android OS is using that much battery. My Droid DNA does the same thing. 20-30% overnight 

It still shouldn't go down 20%. My Nexus 5 will only drop about 4% overnight. There's got to be a problem with the OP's unit. 

 

If I were you, I'd get it replaced. There should be something in the warranty that if the batter falls below a certain percentage of it's original capacity, then they'll replace the unit.

[qwertywarrior]

is the cpu going to sleep ?

it doesnt look like it

 

download cpu spy

[DoubleY]

It still shouldn't go down 20%. My Nexus 5 will only drop about 4% overnight. There's got to be a problem with the OP's unit. 

 

If I were you, I'd get it replaced. There should be something in the warranty that if the batter falls below a certain percentage of it's original capacity, then they'll replace the unit.

I doubt it's a defective unit. The OP, me, and my mom all lose similar battery percentage over night. So unless by some odd chance we all have defective phones, it's just normal.

[chicksoup]

try powersaving mode? get a automatic taskkiller

[zarrexx]

alright thanks guys, Ill see if something works

[TheDigitalRealm]

I doubt it's a defective unit. The OP, me, and my mom all lose similar battery percentage over night. So unless by some odd chance we all have defective phones, it's just normal.

I used to own a HTC One and it was never that bad. It would drop 7-8% at worst. The Droid DNA is a little old to make a valid comparison to a phone that is probably a few weeks old, if that.

[DoubleY]

I used to own a HTC One and it was never that bad. It would drop 7-8% at worst. 

He probably has certain things enabled that you didn't. 

[_ASSASSIN_]

Turn off WiFi, GPS, Bluetooth, everything except for cellular connection pretty much. 

u jokezing? Cellular connection(data) takes up the most battery.

 

alright thanks guys, Ill see if something works

turn off auto refresh that can save tons of batteries, Also get Greenify.

[DoubleY]

u jokezing? Cellular connection(data) takes up the most battery.

Every little bit helpz bro

[zarrexx]

u jokezing? Cellular connection(data) takes up the most battery.

 

turn off auto refresh that can save tons of batteries, Also get Greenify.

thanks, I did some research and people are saying its because of the new update, could it be that?

[_ASSASSIN_]

thanks, I did some research and people are saying its because of the new update, could it be that?

potentially. I wouldn't know because I don't run the Stock Sense OS that comes preloaded with the device.

[zarrexx]

potentially. I wouldn't know because I don't run the Stock Sense OS that comes preloaded with the device.

OK thanks very much