jimmythegent
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And why do you think Bluetooth is eating up to much battery? You state that you have Bluetooth on but not using it. Why would you have it on if you don't plan on connecting to another Bluetooth device? Depending on your settings, if you have Bluetooth turned on it will continue to search for another device to connect to...that uses battery. Based on your screen shot, 2% of the total battery used (used, not capacity) over a 11+hour period is not bad.
And why do you think Bluetooth is eating up to much battery? You state that you have Bluetooth on but not using it. Why would you have it on if you don't plan on connecting to another Bluetooth device? Depending on your settings, if you have Bluetooth turned on it will continue to search for another device to connect to...that uses battery. Based on your screen shot, 2% of the total battery used (used, not capacity) over a 11+hour period is not bad.
If you are using the blue tooth that way and don't need the WiFi, turn it off. That would be a BIG help.
Wifi goes off automatically when the drive smart function is triggered via connecting to the car
I thought you said it wasn't used, (the BT), Are you not using it in the car?
/confused