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Originally Posted by JSWolf
My Libra 2 is down to 89%. I did look at it occasionally. So in about 22 hours, it lost no more then 2%. Most likely 1.XX%. So at that rate, I'd be able to have my Libra 2 sleeping for more than 50 days. Even if it was 2%, that would be 50 days.
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If anyone still cares here are my Libra 2 battery discharge in standby / sleep mode notes:
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08.02.2024. 22:17 - 99%
09.02.2024. 22:00 - 97%
10.02.2024. 22:00 - 96%
11.02.2024. 22:00 - 94%
12.02.2024. 22:00 - 92%
13.02.2024. 22:00 - 90%
14.02.2024. 22:00 - 89%
15.02.2024. 00:30 - 88%
15.02.2024. 16:38 - 87%
15.02.2024. 22:00 - 87%
15.02.2024. 23:30 - 86%
16.02.2024. 22:10 - 85%
17.02.2024. 02:10 - 84%
17.02.2024. 17:40 - 83%
17.02.2024. 22:00 - 83% (device froze on adjusting the lights!)
18.02.2024. 01:15 - 82%
18.02.2024. 22:00 - 81%
19.02.2024. 22:00 - 79%
20.02.2024. 23:00 - 77%
21.02.2024. 22:00 - 75%
22.02.2024. 20:30 - 73% ( stuck while entering reading settings)
So, since I've finished charging the device late at night of 7th of February today would be 15 days since I've charged it, so the average battery drain for 24 hours of standby would be 1.8 - 1.92%.
Although that is somewhat "significantly" better than 3-4% I had with latest firmware prior to factory reset and firmware downgrade this is is still pathetic and disappointing when compared to my Kindle PW5. And using the Kindle while testing Kobo's standby (in)efficiency only served to remind me of that fact. Having to force reboot Kobo 2 times (because it stopped responding) while doing stuff like change light intensity or wanting to hide the header didn't help my mood.
From 9th to 14th of February Kobo discharged 10-11% of battery
doing nothing while during that exact same time period on my Kindle PW5 I've read ~370 pages and that has discharged ~11% of Kindle's battery.