Hey, I've tried asking around on a few forums about this, but haven't had all that many replies.
I've had my Galaxy S2 for a few months now, I bought it 2nd hand but never used from a friend.
In the lats month or so, the phone has this issue where it'll just randomly turn itself off. Not a proper shutdown, just die instantly as if you ripped the battery out. This can happen at any time, right in the middle of using it, while it's sleeping it. I have noticed it is a lot less common while it is on charge, however, but I can't confirm it hasn't happened at all on charge.
Anyway, once the phone goes dead, it'll either do 3 things. 1. It'll let you just turn it back on again, 2. You'll have to remove the battery and put it back on before it'll start again, or 3. and the most common, you have to plug in the charger before it'll turn on again.
I originally had Cyanogenmod7.1 on it, but the other night I upgraded to CM9 ICS to see if it would fix the issue - nope
I am considering buying a cheap 3rd party battery from eBay for $5 to see whether it is a battery issue. I have some suspicions that maybe the protection circuitry in the battery is faulting and killing the power.
Anyone ever had this happen to them? Any ideas?
Cheers,
Dan
I've had my Galaxy S2 for a few months now, I bought it 2nd hand but never used from a friend.
In the lats month or so, the phone has this issue where it'll just randomly turn itself off. Not a proper shutdown, just die instantly as if you ripped the battery out. This can happen at any time, right in the middle of using it, while it's sleeping it. I have noticed it is a lot less common while it is on charge, however, but I can't confirm it hasn't happened at all on charge.
Anyway, once the phone goes dead, it'll either do 3 things. 1. It'll let you just turn it back on again, 2. You'll have to remove the battery and put it back on before it'll start again, or 3. and the most common, you have to plug in the charger before it'll turn on again.
I originally had Cyanogenmod7.1 on it, but the other night I upgraded to CM9 ICS to see if it would fix the issue - nope

I am considering buying a cheap 3rd party battery from eBay for $5 to see whether it is a battery issue. I have some suspicions that maybe the protection circuitry in the battery is faulting and killing the power.
Anyone ever had this happen to them? Any ideas?
Cheers,
Dan