10-26-2017 09:45
10-26-2017 09:45
I can easily get more than that. I had it for four days and I was down to 40%. I just don't want to stretch it too much. Maybe I should be using some of the features more but so far this seems to be going on and on like the Energizer bunnies.
Happy fitbiting!
10-26-2017 10:39
10-26-2017 10:39
When I first read your caption I thought you were saying that there was no way the battery was lasting five days but it appears as if you are saying that you could easily get more than five days if you wanted.
I recharge mine every two or three days generally when I get to about 20% battery left. I use the GPS feature a lot for over eighty minute runs and also doing workouts in excess of thirty minutes with the exercise always on and using the Pandora app. I am also doing a lot of tinkering looking at hourly steps daily goals, syncing and just looking at the time so that is why I suspect I usually do not get to day four.
With what I am doing with the Ionic, I am satisfied with the way the batter life last as if I even tried half that with my iPhone I would need to recharge it after six hours.
10-26-2017 10:55
10-26-2017 10:55
Phones last longer if you put them into proper mode. I cycle and did my first double century this year (12.75 hours riding, 16.5 hours with GPS on) and get about 18 hours with iPhone in airplane mode and running a GPS tracking & turn-by-turn app (RideWithGPS). My bike computer goes about 7 hours with turn-by-turn navigation on, so I have to charge it with Anker lipstick battery pack during longer rides.
I'm curious how long Ionic would last while GPS tracking, officially its "up to 10 hours" but wondering about real-world usage with current firmware.
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