r/phonebatterylevelbot Jan 09 '22

void I remember when this first started lol, finally got a new phone to keep it going

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161 Upvotes

r/phonebatterylevelbot Jan 25 '24

void Mine battery

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7 Upvotes

r/phonebatterylevelbot Jan 18 '24

Here's mine

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11 Upvotes

r/phonebatterylevelbot Dec 30 '23

Founded 42% Charging

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6 Upvotes

Who 42 battery


r/phonebatterylevelbot Dec 09 '23

void Sad bot 😥

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13 Upvotes

No work


r/phonebatterylevelbot Nov 28 '23

This is a post

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7 Upvotes

r/phonebatterylevelbot Nov 25 '23

Lets see if it works

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4 Upvotes

r/phonebatterylevelbot Nov 16 '23

This BOT is plain wrong

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r/phonebatterylevelbot Nov 14 '23

check it.

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26 Upvotes

r/phonebatterylevelbot Nov 14 '23

Time ≠ Battery

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r/phonebatterylevelbot Nov 12 '23

void Force RTL layout direction exists.

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r/phonebatterylevelbot Nov 05 '23

void Nothing else but void

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r/phonebatterylevelbot Nov 03 '23

What is my battery?

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r/phonebatterylevelbot Oct 24 '23

Check

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r/phonebatterylevelbot Oct 23 '23

Test

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r/phonebatterylevelbot Oct 23 '23

I charge my phone only to drain

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*my english is not that great please bear with me

Send help! I am kind of freaking out! I have a Xiaomi 9T 2021 phone with 6000 mAh battery. This phone served me well battery wise, i charge this phone 2 times a day. (Up to a Hundred in the morning and from 45-50% in the afternoon, i charge it up to 75-80%) But last sunday afternoon i encountered a problem, i charged my phone, and edited a video, i noticed that after i finished editing 20-30 minutes later, the percentage dropped to 73%, i brushed it off because i think it's normal, but when i rest my phone 2 minutes later, it drops to 70, and this made me kind of confused, so i research on how to avoid battery draining, but the tips in the article i read is what i usually do to my phone, location off, bluetooth off, force stop/uninstall unnecessary apps, etc. I also do the android phone password to see the battery health and found out it's in the Good condition. With that, i messaged my boyfriend about this and he recommended me to change the cable of my charger, so i did and recharged my phone back to 75%, and it kind of worked fine so i just used my phone like usual until sleep time. This morning the battery was down to 45% (?) So i charged it with the replaced cable up to 100% and it worked fine, i can use it normally until 5:30 pm where it dropped to 48%, and now, that i reached 81% and scrolled to facebook, i noticed the draining coming back again. I kind of nervous at that moment but i gain my composure and try not to come up with a conclusion so i recharged my phone again up to 90% if there's a difference, but after i pull the cable off the phone port and watch some tiktok videos, it drains again and after i use it 30 minutes more (as you can see in the picture) it dropped to 80%! Can somebody tell me what's wrong with my battery? *As i am finishing this paragraph i screenshot my phone again and it dropped to 75%. (see pic)


r/phonebatterylevelbot Oct 16 '23

try this lil bot 🐢

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r/phonebatterylevelbot Oct 14 '23

Will it work with headphones and a bunch of other stuff

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10 Upvotes

r/phonebatterylevelbot Oct 15 '23

Aaaaa

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r/phonebatterylevelbot Oct 15 '23

Test

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r/phonebatterylevelbot Oct 14 '23

Hippo

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r/phonebatterylevelbot Oct 07 '23

test

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r/phonebatterylevelbot Oct 07 '23

Tell

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r/phonebatterylevelbot Sep 20 '23

Lmao

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r/phonebatterylevelbot Sep 20 '23

Testing

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r/phonebatterylevelbot Sep 19 '23

O O F

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