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Originally Posted by bunanson View Post
You mind to just turn off the BT and leave the wifi on and see if there is ANY difference? Mine shows the BT stays on draws very little current. I do not know if the BT headphone or tether to cellphone etc being actively used continuously may make any difference. Just leave the BT on and doing some file txf on and off, does not seem to make a big impact on battery life. Wifi is the big battery killer.

bun
Sorry Bun, but I actually think that BT is a bigger killer than WiFi.

Providing you've got the power-saving settings done optimally for the WiFi. I'm actually impressed with Nokia's power-saving features for WiFi kept on but not actively in use...

However, if I use my BT keyboard and forget to turn off BT after I'm done, my battery continues to drain as quickly as if I was using the keyboard. I've ended up with 20% battery left for the bus ride home at the end of the day because of this
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