Its funny that my Google Nexus cell has the worst battery life of any handheld I've ever owned...besides the Palm Pilot, that was worse
. But its negated by the fact that its also the fasting recharging handheld I've ever had! I can get a full recharge, say from 14% to 100%, in about 25-30 minutes. I can put on charge while I'm having breakfast and when I'm done its charged.
The Note appears to go the opposite route, with the same result. Its an extremely slow recharge. What takes my Nexus to get from 30% to full, will only get this from 80% to 87%
! However, its not a big deal because it appears to also be an extremely slow discharge
. It takes s lot to bring it down from full to 80%. I feel like I could go a day and a half to 2 days on a full charge. So its not a big deal, I'm just used to seeing that 100%, but with this time runs out at about 96% before I have to unplug it and go.
I'm scared to leave it on charge overnight while sleeping as I did the Galaxy Tab 7.0. I believe the overcharging is what killed off that battery.
. But its negated by the fact that its also the fasting recharging handheld I've ever had! I can get a full recharge, say from 14% to 100%, in about 25-30 minutes. I can put on charge while I'm having breakfast and when I'm done its charged. The Note appears to go the opposite route, with the same result. Its an extremely slow recharge. What takes my Nexus to get from 30% to full, will only get this from 80% to 87%
! However, its not a big deal because it appears to also be an extremely slow discharge
. It takes s lot to bring it down from full to 80%. I feel like I could go a day and a half to 2 days on a full charge. So its not a big deal, I'm just used to seeing that 100%, but with this time runs out at about 96% before I have to unplug it and go. I'm scared to leave it on charge overnight while sleeping as I did the Galaxy Tab 7.0. I believe the overcharging is what killed off that battery.