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Originally Posted by Mrs_Often
But, are you saying that if you slide the slider briefly and patiently wait until the device is really of, and only then close the case (that perhaps touches the screen), you still get battery drain?
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Sadly yes with all reasonable precautions taken (tested when set to sleep only).
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Originally Posted by Mrs_Often
Is perhaps your screen dirty? As in, something on there that interrupts the IR beams, causing the same screen touching battery drain problem?
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No. I'm pretty fastidious about keeping the screen clean. And even if it was grubby, it would be a pretty stupid flaw to have a touch driven device that didn't like being touched! (Not actually an issue I'm sure since the original Touch didn't suffer from this).
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Originally Posted by Mrs_Often
Or is the only difference that you have your power off settings enabled...??
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When I conducted my tests I had it set to 'sleep only' for the purposes of making a direct comparison with you and others. In normal use I do have both power saving state options enabled. Just as well since a full power off after use is the only way I can get a usable battery life at present.