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I have 2 phones :
Work phone = SM-A536B/DS, 5G, Android 15, One UI 7.0
Private phone = SM-A155F/DSN, 4G, Android 14, One IU 6.1
I have 12 hours workdays, plus 45 min lunch time, therefore a full working day takes about 13 hours of constant usage. I always start with 100% battery, replaced the battery of my working phone for a brand new one (original Samsung quality) after 2,5 years of constant usage. Now my working phone ends the day at about 10-20% battery level, which is acceptable but not perfect at all. Before the battery replacement, it needed approx. this amount of charging before the day ended (~10-20%).
Once I made a test day with my private phone, that finished at exactly 50% battery after 13 hours of use.
My question is :
Is it anyway possible to get my working phone's battery to last as long as my private one, or it is not possible hence the changes between them in hardware and software ?
5G really drains more battery this much ?
Or Android 15 has worse battery consumption than 14 ?
(I've noticed that 15 puts the display on max brightness more often more aggressively than 14)
All energy saving options are enabled on both devices certainly, I double checked them to be the same.
Thanks, Peter
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