New battery discharging faster than 6 year old one
I followed the iFixit guide to replace the 6 year old battery in a Mi A2 phone with a new battery - which seemed to go OK once old battery was removed.
However, even after battery calibration, the new battery is discharging about twice as fast as the old one.
The phone previously lasted all day without a charge - now it doesn't get to lunchtime before shutting down. (I would at this point be putting the old battery back in but I damaged it on removal :(
Can anyone suggest how I work out what is wrong?
Is there any reason to think I'd have a different result if I tried (yet) another battery?
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I got a second replacement battery sent out from the supplier which was exactly the same as the first replacement (down to the identical serial numbers).
It was just as bad.
So giving up on that supplier...
Is it possible that the only available batteries for this smartphone are going to be poor quality aftermarket supplies?
How would I go about finding a supplier where the battery is likely to approach the quality of the original?
DaveO さんによる
Well I bought 2 batteries from that same supplier and both were shockingly bad.
So I then bought one from iFixit EU and it was better... not better than the 6 year old battery - better than the first 2 replacements.
It got the phone back to how it was before I'd touched the original battery.
I hadn't considered for a second that replacing a 6 year old battery wouldn't give an improvement in battery life!
There's a old saying that comes to mind - something about 'if it ain't broke...'
DaveO さんによる