Suddenly, the battery in the fairly new BluBoo S1 phone started to drop quickly.

I have a very strange problem. Semi-annual phone, Android 7, used occasionally as a spare, in most cases only the sim is active on it (no data transmission), no Wi-Fi (sometimes I turn on) and GPS, there are some applications running in the background (such as Messenger, FB, Gmail , YT, OLX and others, but without internet access, they don't do much). Occasional calls and text messages, sometimes only every few days. Until recently, the phone has a battery life of over a week, 8-9 days.

Last week it became strange that the battery suddenly started to run out of its own accord ... There was nothing changed or installed on the phone. The only thing was, when I went on tour, I turned on the GPS and AutoMapa for an hour, then I forgot to turn off the GPS, there was some Wi-Fi. In the evening I turned off these additions, the location, there was about 50% of the battery, the next day in the evening I had to top up my phone.

Since then, I have noticed this battery drain. The phone only lasts 4 days. Yesterday I was charging the phone again, at 2 am the battery was 100%, at 11 am it is only 82%, even though the phone WAS OFF all the time ... It's just paranoid, simply impossible. Previously, the phone for 24 hours did not use so much, rather around 10% ...

The phone after that weekend, when it was discharged so quickly, was restarted.

The battery analysis does not show anything either, it shows that the consumption is "lost" by several dozen percent ... I am attaching below screenshots. Until now, the screen was always tens of percent responsible for consumption, and somehow it was correct. And now everything is only 20%, and where are the rest?

First, the one after 4 days, where I only have 15% and shows 15 more hours, and then the one after today's 9h, where he suddenly used 17% and allegedly only 44h left (this is nonsense, because these 83% and 44h are nothing up to 15% and 15h ...)

Either replace the battery or send it back under warranty.

KRY5PIN wrote:

Either replace the battery or send it back under warranty.

After such a professional forum, I would expect smarter proposals and I wrote a thread to look for a solution to the problem, and not to pointlessly send the phone back or replace the battery ...

As I couldn't find a specific cause for a few days and AccuBatery couldn't connect to the power controller to show what was using up the battery, I hard reset from the bootloader and the problem disappeared. Unfortunately, I don't know what caused it.

If you would come to the service and say what you described earlier, I would take the phone call, enter the request and say that I will contact you. Then I would call you, ask if I can delete the data from the phone, because the first thing I would do is to do the factory settings, if it did not help, I would probably replace the battery, etc. ... I would call you again with a diagnosis for which I would of course charge a fee. This is a forum, so you can't always count on getting a ready-made solution for free ...

KRY5PIN wrote:

If you would come to the service and say what you described earlier, I would take the phone call, enter the request and say that I will contact you. Then I would call you, ask if I can delete the data from the phone, because the first thing I would do is to do the factory settings, if it did not help, I would probably replace the battery, etc. ... I would call you again with a diagnosis for which I would of course charge a fee. This is a forum, so you can't always count on getting a ready-made solution for free ...

Since I did not come to the website, i.e. I am not interested in this form of help, because I like to rummage by myself.

The forum is there to help others. If you don't want to do it, you don't have to, but suggesting end-to-end solutions is not so much pointless as it is unfair in my opinion. Better not to write anything.