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LG G4 H815 Battery Life Issue: Original 3000mAh Li-ion Draining Fast with Minimal Use

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  • #1 16857162
    Dybala21
    Level 5  
    I have an LG G4 and it bites me that the battery lasts a very short time. The battery purchased a new original 3000mAh Li-lon (with the old one the same) In the morning the phone charged to 100% and at 16:00 is 40% with rare use because I go to school and use it only practically at intervals. And in the description of the phone. He clearly writes that the battery lasts 1.5 days with heavy use so I don't know. The insight is not littered, it was recently zeroed by me and there is nothing that annoys me that I have to hook it up every now and then .
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  • #2 16857229
    miodziu
    Level 11  
    Install a battery monitor (I have, for example, a 3C monitor) and it will tell you what process it consumes.
    It may also be that you are in range of two BTSs and the phone changes the cell non-stop (I had, I settled the matter by switching from 3G to 2G), you can find out in turn by installing e.g. Netmonitor and observing changes in LAC and CID
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  • #3 16857234
    Dybala21
    Level 5  
    And what's next?
  • #4 16857240
    miodziu
    Level 11  
    Diagnosis first, before you suspect hardware.
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  • #5 16857256
    Dybala21
    Level 5  
    so what should I check

    Added after 2 [hours] 31 [minutes]:

    Dybala21 wrote:
    Netmonitor and observing LAC and CID changes

    I have LAC209 and CID 25007
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  • #6 16859253
    miodziu
    Level 11  
    You have to check which process consumes the most energy, say in a day - once. And two are whether, for example, while walking around the apartment changes CID.
  • #7 16859346
    Dybala21
    Level 5  
    miodziu wrote:
    within
    miodziu wrote:
    which process consumes the most energy, say in a day - once. And two are whether, for example, while walking around the apartment changes CID.

    This is the screen that eats the most and the CID remains the same

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the battery life issue of the LG G4, specifically the original 3000mAh Li-ion battery draining quickly despite minimal usage. The user reports that the battery drops from 100% to 40% by 4 PM with rare use during the day. Suggestions include installing a battery monitor to identify power-consuming processes and checking for network issues that may cause the phone to frequently switch between cell towers. The importance of diagnosing software issues before considering hardware problems is emphasized, with a focus on monitoring energy consumption and screen usage.
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