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Low battery vibration android

chpoit

Hey guys,

 

For a while now i've been enjoying CM11 and android in general on my nexus 5, but MAN, the low battery vibration is a pain in the ass. I don't usually plug my phone in in the weekends because I don'T use it much on the weekends and whenever the battery will drop under 15%, it will vibrate.

 

Is there any way to disable that stinkin notification that ALWAYS,  with no exceptions, will wake me up in the middle of the night. (Great when you have exams the next day)

 

I would really like to know. I already searched the web and haven't found much on the subject.

 

Thank you

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From here:

http://forums.androidcentral.com/lg-optimus-s/98603-there-anyway-turn-off-annoying-low-battery-warning.html

I've found this app, which might be worth trying:

 

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.appsideout.silentbattery

 

I'll keep on searching and edit this if I find anything.

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From here:

http://forums.androidcentral.com/lg-optimus-s/98603-there-anyway-turn-off-annoying-low-battery-warning.html

I've found this app, which might be worth trying:

 

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.appsideout.silentbattery

 

I'll keep on searching and edit this if I find anything.

Thanks a lot, i'll try it out

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I'll install CyanogenMod on my n5 in a bit (gotta let it finish dling.)

I know for a fact on Paranoid you can do Settings>Battery>alert-ish icon>then choose how you want it to do that alert. That's a bad explanation so you can watch this.

 

EDIT: You could probably use quiet hours to disable vibration (there's an option in there) during [x] time to [y] time. Settings>Sound>Quiet Hours.

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could always put it on silent mode :3

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could always put it on silent mode :3

Don't think it works. Pretty sure it already vibrated when low battery while on silent mode

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Don't think it works. Pretty sure it already vibrated when low battery while on silent mode

guess that is a feature on samsung phones cause i know my note 3 doesn't :L

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Don't think it works. Pretty sure it already vibrated when low battery while on silent mode

Vibrate mode and silent mode are different options though

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Vibrate mode and silent mode are different options though

I know. I'm pretty sure I had the low battery vibration on silent.

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