#21

(I only have two thanks to needing to buy a smaller one than my initial purchase on accounts of not being able to get into the ground with the bigger one when I go to the football)

#22

Death is inevitable

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#23

yes?

#24

you’re dangerous

#25

There’s a whole new thread in that

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#26

Just charge mine overnight, like a few other heroes here.

If I’m at work my battery doesn’t take much of a pounding anyway.

I think it’s the nature of this phone though, seems to hold its charge well and recharges really fast. I don’t think I was so relaxed with my last one.

#27

Shut it, oneplus 3 scum.

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#28

This thread has encouraged me to charge my Bluetooth headphones, they last for weeks but can’t remember when I last charged them so here I go.

#29

I have one big and one small, but the TV “claimed” the small one, and the big one is a beast that is too big for any human pocket.

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#30

I don’t understand how people run out of battery. I use my phone a lot and it never seems to go below about 70%. It takes about half an hour on charge a day to be full. I normally stick it on when i get up in the morning as my tablet’s normally on overnight and they use the same charger. I’d have to not charge it for 3-4 days before it ran out of battery. Is it because i’ve got a non-nobhead phone?

#31

What does the screen display?

#32

The percentage battery life remaining.

That bad boy meant I didn’t need any other charging source at the three-day music festivals I went to this year.

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#33

Probably because you have a la-de-da phone yeah

#34

anyone rocking these mothers?

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we have loads of them. very handy.

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#35

They are a miracle aren’t they

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#36

What, in your bag?

#37

nah, in your abode

#38

LA DE DA

#39

Dropped any gadgets lately?

#40

My last phone had terrible battery life and the gauge was a bit maverick, so it was almost always attached to a portable charger. Current phones battery is still pretty dece so haven’t used one all year.

In answer to your question I’ll plug in around 30%