Hello xda,
I have my Oneplus One more than one year now, and the geatest thing I alwasy notices was the much better Battery life.
I dont know what happened, but before 2 weeks my One needed much more battery when i did nothing with it:
Before 3 weeks: 10 hour in the night, with only 30 min screen on, the One used les than 3% battery.
Since 2 weeks: same 20 hour in the night,less than 30 min screen on, the One needs mor than 13% battery!
So before 1 week i completly wiped my device, flashed an new custom recovery and installed stock COS12.
I had not backed up any apps or settings or restored them, but changed everything new in COS, so that i did not copy any mistakes which i had from before.
The problem remained and i still had battery drain when the devices screen was off.
So i searched in the Web, and installed a battery watch app.
These are the fixes i tried:
-Disable double tap-to-wake
- Uninstall Google Play Services updates and install the new ones from Play Store
- Install an App called Wakelock-Fix, which activates and deactivates one google update service everytime after rebooting you phone.
- Using Privacy Guard and disabeling the wake up and stay active settings from Google Play Services.
After i tried this fixes the battery drain stayed as worse as it was before but instead of the Google Play Services in the Battery Usage only the Google Services showed up!!!
Sorry for my bad English, I am from Germany.
And sorry if there is already a thread or Solution in this forum, but i searched some hours in the Web and did not find anything.
Please ask if something is not clear.
Screenshots willl come later.
Here are some screenshots:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bx...2JJVXk2elhVTTg
Look at the date of the pictures to see the development from Google Play Services battery drain to Google Services battery drain. Also i added some Pictures of SetCPU with the Tim in State because before 3 weeks i had more than 90% of the time only 300 MHz but today i have less than 80%.
And i added some Screenshots of each Tab in BetterBatteryStats.
I have my Oneplus One more than one year now, and the geatest thing I alwasy notices was the much better Battery life.
I dont know what happened, but before 2 weeks my One needed much more battery when i did nothing with it:
Before 3 weeks: 10 hour in the night, with only 30 min screen on, the One used les than 3% battery.
Since 2 weeks: same 20 hour in the night,less than 30 min screen on, the One needs mor than 13% battery!
So before 1 week i completly wiped my device, flashed an new custom recovery and installed stock COS12.
I had not backed up any apps or settings or restored them, but changed everything new in COS, so that i did not copy any mistakes which i had from before.
The problem remained and i still had battery drain when the devices screen was off.
So i searched in the Web, and installed a battery watch app.
These are the fixes i tried:
-Disable double tap-to-wake
- Uninstall Google Play Services updates and install the new ones from Play Store
- Install an App called Wakelock-Fix, which activates and deactivates one google update service everytime after rebooting you phone.
- Using Privacy Guard and disabeling the wake up and stay active settings from Google Play Services.
After i tried this fixes the battery drain stayed as worse as it was before but instead of the Google Play Services in the Battery Usage only the Google Services showed up!!!
Sorry for my bad English, I am from Germany.
And sorry if there is already a thread or Solution in this forum, but i searched some hours in the Web and did not find anything.
Please ask if something is not clear.
Screenshots willl come later.
Here are some screenshots:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bx...2JJVXk2elhVTTg
Look at the date of the pictures to see the development from Google Play Services battery drain to Google Services battery drain. Also i added some Pictures of SetCPU with the Tim in State because before 3 weeks i had more than 90% of the time only 300 MHz but today i have less than 80%.
And i added some Screenshots of each Tab in BetterBatteryStats.
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