Mine was like that when it had the 17.3 update queued but after applying the update it seems to have gone back to 'normal' (i.e. still not good, but not as bad as it was pre-17.3 update)
Poll: How old is your smartphone?
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Got the Samsung S20, so what's that? About 3-4 years old?
S10+ here, had it 4 and a half years
Like OP have accubattery on it, for about the last year I'd say now, and has given the battery about 73% - which feels about right, ai can feel the battery isn't what it used to be, but it's not completely gone just yet - I had that with my old phone, battery was just done
Overall I have to say I am very content with the power of the S10+ - for my needs and usage I have no complaints, I got there 1tb model with 12gb ram, and while the 1tb is complete overkill I think the 12gb ram has really helped it not slow down to a crawl,
out of all the new features on the newer phones - a better camera would be a nice upgrade, but I don't take excessive photos and my current camera does the job just fine, but a high refresh rate screen is really what I would like to take advantage off, having eventually gotten a higher refresh rate screen for my desktop, it is something I do feel I would appreciate on a phone, I'm happy with the speed and power I currently have, so a large battery and high refresh screen will be what I aim for, anything else will be considered a bonus lol
Like OP have accubattery on it, for about the last year I'd say now, and has given the battery about 73% - which feels about right, ai can feel the battery isn't what it used to be, but it's not completely gone just yet - I had that with my old phone, battery was just done
Overall I have to say I am very content with the power of the S10+ - for my needs and usage I have no complaints, I got there 1tb model with 12gb ram, and while the 1tb is complete overkill I think the 12gb ram has really helped it not slow down to a crawl,
out of all the new features on the newer phones - a better camera would be a nice upgrade, but I don't take excessive photos and my current camera does the job just fine, but a high refresh rate screen is really what I would like to take advantage off, having eventually gotten a higher refresh rate screen for my desktop, it is something I do feel I would appreciate on a phone, I'm happy with the speed and power I currently have, so a large battery and high refresh screen will be what I aim for, anything else will be considered a bonus lol
Just ran this update. Hopefully it improves next few days.
@PaulM the update resolved the issue. Phone had about 50% left end of the day as opposed to just being obliterated to being dead much sooner over the past week. Cheers for the heads-up.
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50 months using a Mi A2 took a leap with a edge neo 40
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I've had an Xperia 10 IV for over a year. I love everything about it except the camera (noticeably average) and limited RAM (no app stays open ever).
Next phone must have great camera and lots of RAM, and SD card slot and 3.5mm jack and no notch/hole and waterproof and min 4K 60fps video with stabilisation...
Next phone must have great camera and lots of RAM, and SD card slot and 3.5mm jack and no notch/hole and waterproof and min 4K 60fps video with stabilisation...
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Still rocking my my Mate 20 x, 4 years now, getting a new battery installed soon so fingers crossed should get another year or two out of it, unless you go foldable phones are too small these days, sadly there will never be a phone of this ilk released again.
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I usually hope/predict for a phone to last me around two years.
Xiaomi MiA1 - bought this in 2017 and actually I still have it as a spare, absolutely nothing wrong with it. It's a little bit slow but it works perfectly, I
Xiaomi Mi9T - wife bought me this in 2019 and unfortunately she ordered a Chinese ROM in error and after about a year I was having endless issues with it including never getting any notifications, losing access to Google services and it just became too frustrating to carry on with. Shame, really really nice phone.
Poco X3 - Got this in 2021 I think and dropped it after a few weeks. Replaced the screen but it was never quite right after that and eventually it stopped charging properly. Otherwise I'd still have it now.
Poco X5 - Got this in 2023 and it's been fine. I'll only change it if I drop it or something.
Xiaomi MiA1 - bought this in 2017 and actually I still have it as a spare, absolutely nothing wrong with it. It's a little bit slow but it works perfectly, I
Xiaomi Mi9T - wife bought me this in 2019 and unfortunately she ordered a Chinese ROM in error and after about a year I was having endless issues with it including never getting any notifications, losing access to Google services and it just became too frustrating to carry on with. Shame, really really nice phone.
Poco X3 - Got this in 2021 I think and dropped it after a few weeks. Replaced the screen but it was never quite right after that and eventually it stopped charging properly. Otherwise I'd still have it now.
Poco X5 - Got this in 2023 and it's been fine. I'll only change it if I drop it or something.
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~2 years old by now
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POCO F3 had it 2 years now, purchased sim-free Jan 2022.
Not sure what to upgrade to yet but whatever I get must have wireless charging as my Jaag has built in charging mat.
Not sure what to upgrade to yet but whatever I get must have wireless charging as my Jaag has built in charging mat.
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POCO X6 Pro, 5 days old.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra - 3 years, 5 months and i really don't see the need to change it as of yet... it still runs silky smooth and the battery is still holds a charge....i know i will be missing the extra bells and whistle but for the phone price increase these days and also the merge of the note into the s-line, i dont think right now i need to have another s-line phone in my pocket.