Thread: Touch Excessive Battery Use?
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Old 12-29-2011, 12:00 PM   #21
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Originally Posted by Ryvyan View Post
I went on a 3 week holiday with my Nook and didn't bring the tiny charger cable, because past experience tells me that it will last for longer on a full charge. Do I regret it or what?

I'm not sure if it's the cold weather that drains the battery quicker than it should. I carry it around in a normal canvas bag during the day, and was reading it 3 hours on average daily (with more on some days during longer train rides). Towards the end of the second week, it was showing 59% which was decent, but the screen froze in the middle of the third week. Turns out the battery was flat, and I was not even reading as frequently (why? blame Amsterdam).

Fortunately I had some books on my iPhone so I was re-reading them, or I'd go crazy.
It could be the cold. On a recent trip to Alberta I left my nook touch in the car overnight, and in the morning it showed no battery, though it had more than 50% the previous night. I put it in the charger, and it quickly went up to more than 50%, so it looks like the battery gauge may be off in cold conditions.
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