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Help Turn phone off overnight when charging?

What do you do with your phone overnight?

  • Turn off phone

    Votes: 15 11.7%
  • Leave it on

    Votes: 106 82.8%
  • Turn off mobile network and other services

    Votes: 7 5.5%

  • Total voters
    128

whtge8

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Jun 8, 2010
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What do you guys do when charging the phone overnight? Do you guys turn it off completely, leave it on, or just turn off the mobile network? Which one is best for the phone in terms of battery life etc... I usually leave it on but notice that once its 100% charged the screen stays on at the lock screen which I assume is to offset the continous charge on the battery? Just looking for what I should do overnight.
 
The ringer and alarm are separate. I use Quick Profiles to set up a sleep profile that turns the ringer down or just to vibrate and keeps the alarm up. I also have a vibrate and normal profile. They have shortcuts you can put on your home screen so each one is one touch away.
On a sidenote, u brought up a good idea of turning off mobile network cuz I rely on phone alarm, but always have those inconsiderate ppl calling me or testing me late in the night.

Sent from my iPhone killer.
 
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All of these battery threads are becoming unnecessary now. You guys are stressing out way too much over the battery if you want to cut off your phone overnight lol. Unless you got a bad batch of batteries and/or one of those who claim to be getting less than a few hours, then just enjoy your phone. Realistically, you'll probably update to a new phone in a year or so. If you keep stressing about the battery on every phone you get, you won't ever fully enjoy the phone for what it suppose to be.
 
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Mine is on all the time.
 
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What do you guys do when charging the phone overnight? Do you guys turn it off completely, leave it on, or just turn off the mobile network? Which one is best for the phone in terms of battery life etc... I usually leave it on but notice that once its 100% charged the screen stays on at the lock screen which I assume is to offset the continous charge on the battery? Just looking for what I should do overnight.

All three options in your poll will result in full battery life in the morning when you wake up.

There's an option under Settings > Display to turn your screen off when it's charging. Not sure if that's what you're describing. Sounded like you're saying that the screen only came on after 100% charge, which has never happened with my phone.
 
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I don't charge mine overnight. If I did though, I'd leave what I normally leave on and have it plugged in.

Same here. I don't charge over night.

No matter what the % battery is left when I go to bed, it never drops more than 2-5% (almost always only 2%) over night. So no big deal to me to go to bed with the phone on, not charging, with 15% battery left. I don't push it past 15% in case I get a call, calls can drain it pretty fast, but I also keep the charger with me...so no big deal there either. I charge mine in the mornings at work. Stays plugged in almost all day while I stream/listen to tunes.
 
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Same here. I don't charge over night.

No matter what the % battery is left when I go to bed, it never drops more than 2-5% (almost always only 2%) over night. So no big deal to me to go to bed with the phone on, not charging, with 15% battery left. I don't push it past 15% in case I get a call, calls can drain it pretty fast, but I also keep the charger with me...so no big deal there either. I charge mine in the mornings at work. Stays plugged in almost all day while I stream/listen to tunes.

must be nice to have a job where you can charge/stream/listen to tunes while at work:mad:
 
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