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Originally Posted by frostschutz
Stop looking at the % and charge it whenever you don't read?
I know they're advertized as "runs weeks on a single charge" but... well, so far it hasn't been true for any eReader I owned, so... even my Kindle (which I don't use at all) runs out of battery all the time (can't turn it off...).
In the end it's normal to charge them regularly and connecting to a charger is only natural...
If it can't sustain even a few hours of reading that'd be a different matter but not clear to me if that is the case for you ("dropped to 65% after 2 days" sounds like there is plenty of charging opportunities)
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Yeah but the whole point of this thread is that the battery suddenly started draining really quickly, dead in 4-5 days even with zero use, then I bought a new battery and its behaving the exact same way, Im trying to diagnose a problem here.
Its not acceptable to me to wake up in the morning and find an ereader has dropped 20% overnight and could be completely dead in 4 days sometimes.
Then again Im having to use wifi workarounds or disassembling the device just to get books on it since usb stopped working on any pc I try so maybe Ill just give up and try a different device.