Razr 2.3.6 update known issues

[nonnasmyladie]

I turn my data off every time I'm not checking my email

I rarely ever use my internet.

Phone gets 9 hours at the very most.

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[Zandar]

Getting poor battery life with the RAZR post update is obviously not normal. Please try the myriad of suggestions posted in this thread if you're having issues. If you haven't tried them, you're just complaining. No offense, but it frustrates me when people are given a correct answer but would rather continue asking the same question. Are you here for a solution or just to complain?

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[FoxKat]

May I make a suggestion? Plug your charger I'm and then power down the phone. Leave it on charge this way until the phone reaches 100% as indicated by the large animated battery. Then use it till it signals "low battery" and charge normally from there on.

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[fatboy370]

Thanks all for all suggestions. I tried everything suggested, and even did a hard reset and didnt reinstall anything but contacts. I ran on cdma only, turned off wifi and bluetooth, dropped all widgets,and ran for a day in safe mode. All to no avail. Called verizon tech support and they opened a case witb motorola. After a week or two, when no cause could be found, they sent a warrany replacement with same os version. First day with new device i got better than double the battery life out of the box without initial charge (arrived with about 75,percent charge). I must have have gotten a bad ota or there was a problem with my device during installation. New device works great now though.

[Xil]

Ain't gonna happen. Maybe with light to no use.
Unless you have a Maxx.

LEARN TO USE SMART ACTIONS! I can get 19 hrs easy on moderate/semi-heavy use. All you have to do is be smart about how your phone is set up...

[FoxKat]

Thanks all for all suggestions. I tried everything suggested, and even did a hard reset and didnt reinstall anything but contacts. I ran on cdma only, turned off wifi and bluetooth, dropped all widgets,and ran for a day in safe mode. All to no avail. Called verizon tech support and they opened a case witb motorola. After a week or two, when no cause could be found, they sent a warrany replacement with same os version. First day with new device i got better than double the battery life out of the box without initial charge (arrived with about 75,percent charge). I must have have gotten a bad ota or there was a problem with my device during installation. New device works great now though.

Judging from this post can I assume that the 75% charge out of the box was what it displayed when you plugged it in to charge the very first time before powering it up and beginning the setup procedures?

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[huskur]

No issues here either. Awesome battery life. First I have heard of this.

Never ceases to amaze me how VZW seems to know about little known issues. But with major known issues they always say it is the first time they are hearing of it.

Tap'd to the Maxx

Gremlin, you have the Maxx as do I. They are under discussion about the OG Razr

[huskur]

LEARN TO USE SMART ACTIONS! I can get 19 hrs easy on moderate/semi-heavy use. All you have to do is be smart about how your phone is set up...

You should be able to use the phone the way it is meant to be used. Not turn off everything and let the phone dictate your lifestyle. That would suck. I am sure i would get plenty to agree that 6-10 hours of normal usage battery life is for the birds

[ultra09hd]

Ain't gonna happen. Maybe with light to no use.
Unless you have a Maxx.

Had 14+ on mine, still more than %70 charge with moderate use, wifi..web surfing, etc...smart actions are the key.

[marius357]

I would think that setting up smart actions is actually the exact opposite of letting the phone dictate your life. It is setting the phone up to get the most out of the phone around your life. There is no real reason to not use them, and they came with the phone, so in my mind that is actually using the phone the way it is intended. It also simplifies the use of the phone so much, no longer do I have to remember to set the ringer to vibrate when I am at work or in class, it automatically does it. I don't have to think to cut my notifications off at night so I can sleep(but still get emergency calls from the ones I actually would want). I don't have to think about cutting off background data when I am on WiFi.