**** The Official Note 4 thread ****
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Might give Anker a go, my only hesitation is I did so for my S4 and the drain was still just as fast. Common denominator? Samsung. I reckon over 90% of my time with Android phones has resulted in faster than normal battery drain 
Virtually every Note 4 battery for sale on Amazon and Ebay are fake. The only seller I've found of genuine ones also includes the separate charger and has put up prices to around £30.
I recently bought an Anker battery and tested the capacity to be around 3230mAh which compares well with the genuine Samsung ones. I've only had it a month and I'm aware that feedback suggest a small number of people have a problem with them longer term but so far I've had no problems.
I recently bought an Anker battery and tested the capacity to be around 3230mAh which compares well with the genuine Samsung ones. I've only had it a month and I'm aware that feedback suggest a small number of people have a problem with them longer term but so far I've had no problems.
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Might give Anker a go, my only hesitation is I did so for my S4 and the drain was still just as fast. Common denominator? Samsung. I reckon over 90% of my time with Android phones has resulted in faster than normal battery drain
I have an Anker one in my Note 1 after the original started to bulge - been running over a year fine and lasts about 5-10% longer than the original.
Get random battery drain on both my Note 1 and Note 4 - definitely a Samsung/Android issue.
The Anker batteries are grand, no frills and do exactly what the standard battery should have, Ive been running one since October and no issues.
If it helps Iv been on lollipop for ages and only changed to Marshmallow this week and since I changed to MM iv been getting the random battery drops. Never had a single issue with those until I put the stock MM update on so it must be a software issue.
I noticed after upgrading to Marshmallow on both Note 4s that the battery dropped unusually for the first couple of days then was fine after that. In both cases it was the 'media storage' process running and I assume it was cataloguing the media files on the Micro SD card. There's about 7,300 mp3s on the card so seemed to take a while.
I have also had large battery drops on a Moto G that took me ages to sort out. I eventually pinned down to a corrupt mp3 on the Micro SD card. Once I'd formatted it and reinstalled the media files it was fine after that.
I have also had large battery drops on a Moto G that took me ages to sort out. I eventually pinned down to a corrupt mp3 on the Micro SD card. Once I'd formatted it and reinstalled the media files it was fine after that.
Did you hard reset the phone, and clear the cache since you installed the newer Rom? If you haven't consider it.
Clean install for the ROM. It's definitely worse than before and the screen has yet to be at the top of battery usage, which has always caused a faster drain in the past. Currently on 15% (near full charge since 9/10am) with 2hr41 of SoT.
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Another update installed today, more battery fixes and other stuff, not sure if its made any difference will see in the coming days.
Did you personally ask Three about this?
I've been waiting upon them for the update.EDIT: they tweeted this month about rolling the update out. Just checked my phone and am now downloading
it's taken long enough.
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