A strange thing has happened the last couple of weeks:
My Note 3 used to have around 25-30% battery capacity left when going to bed (I charge it every night), but lately I don't think it has been below 40% even once the last 10 days or so.
I do not go to bed earlier than before, and the usage pattern should not be any different - I do 'the usual stuff' as I always have; some Spotify, some podcasts, light surfing to and from work, e-mail, taking notes in meetings and so on.
I also have a Gear Fit connected via bluetooth 24/7.
The only difference I can think of is that I switched to a new bluetooth stereo headset a little while ago (Sony SBH80 - good stuff!) since my older bt headset ended up in the washing machine.
Well, seems like I may have answered my own question here, but I am a bit puzzled that choice of a wireless headset alone could make a 10-15% difference in battery capacity at the end of each day
My Note 3 used to have around 25-30% battery capacity left when going to bed (I charge it every night), but lately I don't think it has been below 40% even once the last 10 days or so.
I do not go to bed earlier than before, and the usage pattern should not be any different - I do 'the usual stuff' as I always have; some Spotify, some podcasts, light surfing to and from work, e-mail, taking notes in meetings and so on.
I also have a Gear Fit connected via bluetooth 24/7.
The only difference I can think of is that I switched to a new bluetooth stereo headset a little while ago (Sony SBH80 - good stuff!) since my older bt headset ended up in the washing machine.
Well, seems like I may have answered my own question here, but I am a bit puzzled that choice of a wireless headset alone could make a 10-15% difference in battery capacity at the end of each day
