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Does anyone else think that the spec SE put out is somewhat misleading??400 hours? WTF does that come from? I'm lucky if I get a few days. Normally end up putting mine on charge everytime I have the chance. The battery life has got a little better but its nowhere near what I get with the Moto V600 or the Nokia 8890 I have. all in all I'm quite disappointed and may be speaking to my local Trading Standards about false claims by SE!
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Posted: 2005-02-27 19:11:35
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On 2005-02-27 16:11:09, senninha wrote:
reduced my brightness to 75% and extended my battery life by about 30% (rough guess)
I do run with your tips know in my P910, and the difference are not so big
I hope it just help a bit with the batterylife.
Thanks
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Posted: 2005-02-27 19:16:19
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It seems this brightness feature is exclusive to the P910.
Would anyone know if there is some software for the P900 that can do this ?
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Posted: 2005-02-28 18:29:31
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On 2004-10-03 14:49:49, sessou22 wrote:
Thanks for the response altho it wasn't what I wanted to hear ;-(
What does the 400 hours standby and 13 hours talk time in the P910 specs refer to - just flip closed phone?
Thanks again.
Flip closed. The phone uses a lot of bbattery when flip is opened and has to go through a series of transition and vice versa when flip is closed.
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Posted: 2005-03-01 21:08:37
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I can in fact verify that the P910i does last 14 days on standby in phone-on mode BUT with no calls or flip opening.
As suggested by someone earlier, I reduced my screen brightness from 85 to 75% and that seems to have extended battery life to 3 days with GPRS on.
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Posted: 2005-03-01 21:19:05
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My battery must be very bad.
i bought my p910 from handymobilez and the battery was loaded when i got it (maybee someone have charged it too short), and when i have 100% and goes to bed, it is 4% in themorning.
I have GPRS off, BT off, 44% screen brightness.
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Posted: 2005-03-01 21:55:42
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the backlight is the biggest effect on the battery charge time i think. i was using my p910i with a value %100 of brightness and with moderate use, i was using my phone approx. 36 hours. after decreasing it to %50, (only a little bit change for my eyes), i can hold the phone for 2 days, 48 h.
try to decrease the backlight and also use "blank" for your screen after 1 min. instead of a clock or a screen saver
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Posted: 2005-03-01 22:32:05
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On 2005-03-01 21:55:42, HansErik wrote:
My battery must be very bad.
i bought my p910 from handymobilez and the battery was loaded when i got it (maybee someone have charged it too short), and when i have 100% and goes to bed, it is 4% in themorning.
I have GPRS off, BT off, 44% screen brightness.
@ HansErik
as a bad luck, look up the poles, maybe you have a chance of a short-circuit ???
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Posted: 2005-03-01 22:37:27
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Not what i can see =/
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Posted: 2005-03-01 23:09:36
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On 2005-02-27 19:11:35, Bammers wrote:
Does anyone else think that the spec SE put out is somewhat misleading??400 hours? I'm quite disappointed and may be speaking to my local Trading Standards about false claims by SE!
I couldn't agree more. When they say up to 400 hours, I suspect we could all live with 350. But when you can't even get to 100!!!! I think there is definitely a case for a Trading Standards prosecution. Does anyone from SE ever read this stuff? I think we'd all like to hear you explain the 400 hour claim. More importantly, who fancies a class action against SE? 50 of us is better than 2.
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Posted: 2005-03-03 03:25:48
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