QUOTE(edtai @ Sep 17 2025, 08:40 AM)
After few days of testing with different setting including airplane mode during sleep. Obviously the Android OS is "naturally" drains battery after certain period of usage regardless which mode you set including airplane mode. The only solution is to hard reset the phone as similar to old Android OS, that i normally did to those previous phones once a year. But I am lazy today to do so now to backup, setting again all apps, arrangement of the orientation of apps on home screen and so on...
I think I just live with the normal drain battery of the phone as it is still remains at once charge per day basic.
For Samsung table, i actually activate the super battery saver, overnight drain is very low
i dont like to shut down the device due to use of physical button, i mean if every day on and off the button will wear out very fast.
i have 3 dead phones due to failed power button, so as long as i have option not to shutdown and power-on, i will try to use super battery saver.
For my lappy, and HTPC, as long as it received AC power, it will automatic power-on, for shutdown i just use start menu.
My work lappy i also never shutdown, since Dell and Win10/11 is optimized at idle drain, after work it just close the lid and put it back to locker, tomorrow continue to work as soon as open the lid, no need to wait for booting
Hard reset can be exhausting because you need to set up every time, but it's useless if you cant identify the root cause eg you keep using back the buggy app the caused overnight drain, for example shopee is considered vampire app, shit can send you notification every few hours if you dont restrict it.
what i do is, for every app that i consider low priority, i will not let it run it background, optimize the app, disable notifications.