I also utilize my device maintenance tool regularly to enhance my battery usage and close/ sleep all apps that aren’t currently needed. I also keep my brightness mode at the lowest setting that would still allow decent screen viewing.
until this most recent update last weekend! Now it’s draining as fast as my old phone did after 3 years! I turn off my wifi when not in use, along with location and bluetooth. Problem: As is typical, P20 Pro (only a few months old) had awesome battery usage and very slow drain time…. How To Fix The Huawei P20 Pro Battery Drains Quickly We however ask that when you do contact us try to be as detailed as possible so that an accurate assessment can be made and the correct solution can be given. This is a free service we are offering with no strings attached. We will be more than happy to assist you with any concern that you may have with your device. If you own a Huawei P20 Pro or any other Android device for that matter then feel free to contact us using this form. In this latest installment of our troubleshooting series we will tackle the Huawei P20 Pro battery drains quickly issue. Although this is a solid performing phone there are instances when certain issues can occur which we will be addressing today. Under the hood is the powerful Hisilicon Kirin 970 paired with 8GB of RAM allowing the phone to run any app smoothly. The front single camera also uses Leica optics. At the back of the device is a triple camera setup with Leica optics. It’s a phone best known for its camera qualities as it takes excellent quality photos.
For more info, see the link in my sig, which has a link to my thread on battery life.The #Huawei #P20Pro is one of the best Android flagship phone models to be released this year. For example, if you have GPS toggled off, and try to use navigation, it will prompt you to manually turn on GPS, which I find kind of annoying.Īdjusting the location reporting functions and app settings to avoid frequent use of the GPS will give you the convenience of not having to frequently turn it on and off manually, and decent battery life. It simply allows applications to turn the GPS radio on when needed. But in Android 4.0 and higher, turning GPS on with the Toggle doesn't actually turn the radio on. When the GPS radio is in use, it uses a lot of power. GPS is a slightly more complex situation. I generally leave mine off simply because I almost never use it. But unless you use it a lot, there's a toggle that makes turning it on and off easy. So it uses no power while the phone is in your pocket.
The NFC radio, unless you've hacked the system, is only turned on when the screen is on and the phone unlocked. I wouldn't worry too much about it, though. BT is pretty low power, but if it's on constantly it will periodically check for a signal.
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