Thread: Glo Glo Battery Problems
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Old 04-03-2013, 05:08 AM   #415
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Originally Posted by VelvetElvis View Post
For what it's worth, here's my latest results with Glo #4. No reading, only turning on to record battery state.

Device was left in the (no magnet) cover:

• March 20 – 4:00 AM - 100%
• March 24 – 3:00 PM Dead

Removed device from cover:

• March 28 – 11:20 PM 100%
• March 29 – 11:24 AM 100%
• March 29 – 11:45 PM 100%
• March 30 – 12:23 PM 100% (changed books, and flipped +/- 20 pages)
• March 31 – 11:08 AM 93%
• April 1 – 4:00 AM 93%
• April 1 – 7:36 PM 93%
• April 2 – 7:28 PM 93%

For the out-of-cover tests, I put the device to sleep with no movement in front of cover for approx. 5 seconds before putting device down.

Thanks to everyone else in this thread for their tests, comments and conclusions. I hope a fix isn't too far off.
Wow! Pretty conclusive, I'd say!

I think TechniSol has point about pockets, but I've been trying to think if I had changed my behaviour with my Touch for the battery to fall off the cliff the other day, and I think that, for various reasons, I had let it go to sleep automatically with the cover on. Now, my cover doesn't come anywhere near the screen - hold it sideways and you can see daylight between cover and frame. I might be barking up the wrong tree, in the wrong forest, in a different country, though - as you may have guessed, this weekend was a bit chaotic, and it could be down to something entirely different.

I'll start my tests again ...
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