28-03-2024 04:56 PM
28-03-2024 07:45 PM - last edited 28-03-2024 07:47 PM
@Amunette You may remain unconvinced but issues tend to be addressed , some customers have Battery issues but this is not universal. Did you send an Error Report? There can be a bit of Battery drain intitally after updates as the AI relearns useage . certain apps are more prone to being Battery Hogs. However did you clear the cache partition as recomended as can be outmoded cache files or in some cases corruption? Have you checked you are running the best optimisation techniques? https://www.samsung.com/uk/support/mobile-devices/how-to-optimise-the-battery-life-on-a-galaxy-smart...
I do not work for Samsung or make Samsung Products but provide independent advice and valuable contributions.
28-03-2024 07:51 PM
4 weeks ago - last edited 4 weeks ago
Hello JAMES4578,
Is there any documentation or at least more information about how "AI battery learning" supposedly works?
I had now looked at several Samsung smartphones A14 + A12 again, especially because Samsung support once mentioned the "normal battery life of 4 days".. Presumably because this specific information appears in the operating system GUI, but it is totally unclear what background it has.
Personally, I have the impression that 4 out of 4 Samsung devices were completely unable to even begin to estimate the typical battery life. The usage times were always completely wrong. Either too long or too short. Yes, the devices appreciate something in the background. The devices always seem to assume (my opinion) a runtime of 4 days and 4 hours, which is also the basis for various models and probably the calculation. My thesis is that the running times are completely wrong because Samsung is assuming a completely fictitious value as an initial value
4 weeks ago
The Battery Learning AI period is typically 7-14 days, Battery life may not as strong in the intial phase but over time the device will be optimised. Whilst there may be an "average user" we all used pur phones differently and depends on activities and user patterns. Tips for extending Battery life shown in this article https://www.samsung.com/us/support/troubleshooting/TSG01109749/
I do not work for Samsung or make Samsung Products but provide independent advice and valuable contributions.
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Ironically, Samsung's current ONE UI has one of the best power saving options around, even if Samsung doesn't seem to be aware of the option...
At least if the use case is right, you can set a time control for WLAN, Bluetooth, ..., and especially flight mode/mobile data. At least for me it's a game changer that would only be possible with other manufacturers with a separate downloaded app.
As an example, my 7 year old Motorola has a better battery display (also currently better battery life than a completely new A14....-_-) Of course I don't know whether the display is correct. 50% of the battery is used for the mobile phone connection, sometimes another 15% for the WLAN. I practically don't use the device, hence the high values. If you turn off mobile data manually you will also notice this. Doing that every day is annoying, which is why I liked “Modes and Routines” from the ONE UI and bought it with my A14.
Samsung's energy saving options themselves are, in my opinion, totally useless, at least for my use case. I don't know how you really want to save energy with it either. You could also do many things yourself. The battery life of my device, when in use, doesn't seem to be good in general. However, the battery life of the A14 feels significantly shorter when used than with other devices. In my opinion, the battery indicator is also kind of weird.
I also have no WiFi reception in my apartment with my Samsung Galaxy A14. All other devices have reception. I can only assume that it is a point where more energy may be used simply to maintain reception.