Honor X10, is it normal to leak electricity at night?

This is normal, unless you are in the case of shutdown, it also leaks, and the loss is relatively small when it is generally shut down, but you should also take a look at it in time.

The objective way to detect whether the standby of the mobile phone is normal is to clear the background program, turn on the airplane mode of the mobile phone, and then test the power consumption of a cycle, such as two or three percentages of power consumption in one night, which is normal.

Are you really shut down, put it or not, it's always there...

Turn it on.,If you put it, it's very normal to put it for a week.,Because it's a 5G mobile phone, it's a very fast power drain.。。。

If it's turned off.,There's no electricity at all.,That's very abnormal.。。 If you turn it off. Leave it for a week, and most of them have 80% of the electricity left...

If there is no other application to use the normal mobile phone at night, or if it is not operated, it is normal to have a few batteries in a night. If there are more than ten batteries, it is likely that some apps have not been closed in time, or software such as WeChat has been restarted frequently.

It's normal for Huawei Honor Ten to run out of power for a week! Because it also consumes power in the standby situation, and Huawei's screen is relatively large, and the power consumption is even greater.

If you are on standby, it is normal,After all, when standby, it will receive the signal of the mobile phone and some software running in the background,Of course, if it is turned off and there is no power, it will definitely not be normal。

It is true that it consumes more electricity than it runs out of power after a week of booting, but it depends on whether you have a lot of software running in the background, and if you don't clean up the background, it will consume electricity.

100% power can be left for seven days, that is of course normal, as long as it is not shut down, it is normal to put it for such a long time.

It is normal for you to adjust the electricity normally at night, and it can generally drop about 7% in one night.

Some.

Cause 1: The battery has been damaged, which can easily cause the phone to suddenly heat up and consume serious power. Due to the heavy burden of the battery caused by over-discharge and over-charge, which will lose the battery use time, such as waiting until the mobile phone is out of power and automatically turned off and then charged, it is an over-discharge; The mobile phone is charged while it is used, especially when it is fully charged, which causes the phenomenon of overcharging.

The characteristic of battery damage is that it can be used for a long time, but now it is used for a relatively short time, and you can feel that the power decreases quickly. Problem Cause 2: Severely insufficient battery life.

The problem of automatic shutdown of smartphones in general is due to the severe lack of battery life. This happens because the user performs the following wrong actions: the user often operates the phone while it is charging; Use a non-original data cable for charging; Charge only when the power is empty for a long time; Charge with a power bank frequently.

According to the above reasons, the user should eliminate them one by one and solve them one by one, so as not to cause fatal damage to the battery again. Cause 3: The displayed power level is incorrect.

The first thing you need to know is that although the phone shows the battery level as a percentage, it looks pretty accurate. But in fact, the mobile phone system can't know the exact power at all. As we all know, batteries are full of dangerous chemicals, so you can't put them in the sensor to measure the battery level.

So how does the phone display that charge come out? It's calculated by software equations. Before each mobile phone leaves the factory, the battery level and the displayed power level in the system will be corrected.

After that, the displayed amount of electricity is calculated according to the equation. It's accurate at first, but over time the two can start to disconnect. As a result, the battery level has been shut down before it reaches 0%.

In addition, the reduction of capacity due to battery aging will also lead to more errors in calculations. Another factor is that the phone needs to keep the last bit of power to maintain the clock and some memory. If there is often an error between the displayed battery level and the actual battery level, you can try to recalibrate the battery level.

Just charge the battery 100% and then use it up until it turns itself off. The system power calculation will be recalibrated, and it should be more accurate after that.