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  1. #1
    Steve
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    Hi All,

    Just a quick one: the manual for the t610 mentions that leaving IR
    connection sensing on uses extra battery power, therefore shortening life of
    the current charge. Does the same thing apply to leaving it's bluetooth
    connection on, and if so is it a drastic difference?

    Many Thanks,

    Steve





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  2. #2
    Kolicha \(vinnieza\)
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    Re: bluetooth = battery use?


    "Steve" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > Hi All,
    >
    > Just a quick one: the manual for the t610 mentions that leaving IR
    > connection sensing on uses extra battery power, therefore shortening life

    of
    > the current charge. Does the same thing apply to leaving it's bluetooth
    > connection on, and if so is it a drastic difference?
    >
    > Many Thanks,
    >
    > Steve
    >
    >


    I'm not sure if you leave it on without it doing anything, but if you are
    transferring data it uses power.






  3. #3
    Alan B
    Guest

    Re: bluetooth = battery use?


    "Kolicha (vinnieza)" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    >
    > "Steve" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    > > Hi All,
    > >
    > > Just a quick one: the manual for the t610 mentions that leaving IR
    > > connection sensing on uses extra battery power, therefore shortening

    life
    > of
    > > the current charge. Does the same thing apply to leaving it's bluetooth
    > > connection on, and if so is it a drastic difference?
    > >
    > > Many Thanks,
    > >
    > > Steve
    > >
    > >

    >
    > I'm not sure if you leave it on without it doing anything, but if you are
    > transferring data it uses power.
    >
    >
    >


    My battery lasts 2 days whether I leave BT on all the time (which I usually
    do) or not

    HTH





  4. #4
    Mike Horwath
    Guest

    Re: t610: bluetooth = battery use?

    Steve <[email protected]> wrote:
    : Hi All,
    :
    : Just a quick one: the manual for the t610 mentions that leaving IR
    : connection sensing on uses extra battery power, therefore shortening life of
    : the current charge. Does the same thing apply to leaving it's bluetooth
    : connection on, and if so is it a drastic difference?

    Buddy of mine just got a T610 and his battery use is horrendous!

    His battery usually dies within 20 hours of taking it off of the
    charger.

    Yes, he does talk > 6 hours a day of which a couple of that is on a BT
    headset but his T68i never had this kind of drain...

    --
    Mike Horwath/Dude
    [email protected]



  5. #5
    Lenny
    Guest

    Re: bluetooth = battery use?


    > Does the same thing apply to leaving it's bluetooth
    > connection on, and if so is it a drastic difference?


    It probably does, but bluetooth isn't going to totally kill your battery
    life. I have it on all the time and I get a bunch of days' worth of standby.
    The camera is a much MUCH bigger power hog.





  6. #6
    Lenny
    Guest

    Re: t610: bluetooth = battery use?


    > Buddy of mine just got a T610 and his battery use is horrendous!


    > His battery usually dies within 20 hours of taking it off of the
    > charger.


    If he talks 6 hours per charging, no wonder it dies within 20 hours.

    Anyway, it might be your friend has the same problem I did initially with my
    T610, battery lifetime was atrocious. Turned it in for a reflash of the
    firmware, then it started working properly again. Okay, so battery life
    isn't extremely good, but it's at least decent. Considering all the features
    this phone has, I'm not dissatisfied.

    Tell your friend to get his phone serviced, it might fix the high battery
    useage issue.





  7. #7
    p
    Guest

    Re: t610: bluetooth = battery use?

    mine lasts about 7 days with minimum use.
    "Mike Horwath" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > Steve <[email protected]> wrote:
    > : Hi All,
    > :
    > : Just a quick one: the manual for the t610 mentions that leaving IR
    > : connection sensing on uses extra battery power, therefore shortening

    life of
    > : the current charge. Does the same thing apply to leaving it's bluetooth
    > : connection on, and if so is it a drastic difference?
    >
    > Buddy of mine just got a T610 and his battery use is horrendous!
    >
    > His battery usually dies within 20 hours of taking it off of the
    > charger.
    >
    > Yes, he does talk > 6 hours a day of which a couple of that is on a BT
    > headset but his T68i never had this kind of drain...
    >
    > --
    > Mike Horwath/Dude
    > [email protected]






  8. #8
    smstextaddict.co.uk
    Guest

    Re: t610: bluetooth = battery use?

    On Tue, 30 Dec 2003 17:53:46 GMT, "Lenny" <[email protected]> wrote:

    >
    >> Buddy of mine just got a T610 and his battery use is horrendous!

    >
    >> His battery usually dies within 20 hours of taking it off of the
    >> charger.

    >
    >If he talks 6 hours per charging, no wonder it dies within 20 hours.
    >
    >Anyway, it might be your friend has the same problem I did initially with my
    >T610, battery lifetime was atrocious. Turned it in for a reflash of the
    >firmware, then it started working properly again. Okay, so battery life
    >isn't extremely good, but it's at least decent. Considering all the features
    >this phone has, I'm not dissatisfied.
    >
    >Tell your friend to get his phone serviced, it might fix the high battery
    >useage issue.
    >
    >

    where did you get it reflashed?
    -----
    sms text addict? www.smstextaddict.co.uk
    -----



  9. #9
    Lenny
    Guest

    Re: t610: bluetooth = battery use?


    > where did you get it reflashed?


    No idea. I returned it to the Vodafone store where I bought it, they sent it
    off...somewhere.

    Wouldn't do you much good even if I did know, because I don't live in the
    UK.





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