It’s been only a week since I bought this device, and the battery health is dropped by 2%. I checked my battery health because I felt a heavy battery drain . Is this because of my mi 33w usb a to c charger or is this normal??
Please do help, this is my first nothing device and I’m anxious to know.
Thanks.
Rithin77 I wouldn’t trust these battery apps to measure the performance of the battery. If you suspect a battery drain the native battery monitoring system can detect it.
Just go to Settings–>Battery–>Battery Usage
and check for any unusual app usage (working possibly too many hours in the background)
Antonis_Pap battery usage you mean nice joke cuz it’s the worst doesn’t show accurate usage every time
Rithin77 how many charge cycles does the battery guru app show ??
Rithin77 Like has been discussed here, I wouldn’t read into or worry about battery health from external applications like the one you’ve screenshotted here. I’d suggest reading this post from Mr Steel which digs into this https://nothing.community/d/24065-battery-apps-vs-hardware-monitoring-devices
Rithin77 Uninstall Instagram and check if the problem persists. Instagram is using too much battery
Rithin77 To actually check battery health the most genuine method is to install shizuku app enable wifi debugging then pair it with shizuku app and then after starting the service install and open abattery, it will show charge cycles and health too
Rithin77 yes and to save more battery disable background usage of Instagram it will save more battery
Antonis_Pap I think you are confused in that 51% that is not the amount of battery Instagram has consumed
SamarthNP1 I am not confused at all. The percentage of each app is not the total battery consumed. In this case Instagram has consumed 51% of the totally consumed 56% of the battery. This means the real percentage consumed by Instagram from the battery is around 28%
Antonis_Pap sorry my bad but Instagram do consumes more battery and heats up the device so I have disabled it’s background usage
