was it just me, or is LLX using a lot of battery since last update, couple of days ago my phone was dead within…
was it just me, or is LLX using a lot of battery since last update, couple of days ago my phone was dead within hours. and LLX has used over 45% battery. i have to fully recharge my phone and will check tomorrow again
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I don’t have this drain battery… maybe uninstall LLX and install it again…
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No battery drain here on my Samsung Galaxy Prevail. It doesn’t even show up in the top 10 list of battery hogs in the Battery Doctor app. I have a pretty simple layout though with no widgets and one screen. Maybe that helps.
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I’m also on the beta tester version. Not sure if that might make a difference too.
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are you using apps like uccw or DVR?
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I dont have any active uccw or dvr widgets. But a screen full of zooper widgets. i think the one holding a picture acting like my wallpaper wich is pinned only vertical might be the one draining my battery. If thats not the one, I’ll try a quick reinstall.
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I am using llx and zooper ..my also drains in couple of hours
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Maarten Hogenkamp i’ve 5 full screens zooper widget and more than 10 zooper widget 6 elixyr 2 widget and a month calendar widget a MU widget and a livewallpaper background …… and no drain battery.
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Fabrice Fournier I am using note 3 and my battery stats show zooper use 51 % when I use full zooper and my battery lasts only 4 to 5 hours
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Kaushal Doshi i’m using a s3 and Zooper pro (the last beta for me) and LLX have so insignificant use of battery i can’t see it in the 4.1.2 battery stats …. i lose only 27% in 16 hours….. maybe the 4.3 ? i’m only in 4.1.2 custom sammy rom
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The only thing I can say is that widgets are everything but light. Most probably you have some widget(s) that are refreshed too frequently. A widget that is never updated will consume much less CPU resources than a widget that updates every few seconds.
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i am reconfiguring my zooper widgets. i have 3 little glowing dots in my topbar wich will light up when i have a SMS whatsapp or a missed call and more of that kind of things. But as of now. the whole widget has to be reloaded.
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