Hello, I have the same problem of power consumption probably related to wifi. My brand new bv7000 pro runs out of battery in roughly 12 hours with regular usage. (no games, no filming, no nothing); furthermore, it seems to become quite warm in the upper back area.
My wireless Update shows BV7000_PRO_Blackview_20170324-210250 and as I search the wireless updates it respondes that my device is up to date.
I have a basic knowledge of android and, since my phone is really new I don't want to mess around with it.
Please give me some simple explanations of what I am supposed to do. If the problem persists I will have to return it to Amazon.
Thank you.
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Re: High power use of the WiFi chipset
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Hi everyone, please try the battery optimization and check again.
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@admin I just wonder why Fabietto don't receive the 20170411-update.
Re: High power use of the WiFi chipset
Hi everyone
This morning I enabled Battery Optimization as suggested while my phone was 100% charged, and I used it for only three calls total. The optimization worked for what it was supposed to, as a matter of fact, the battery life went from 12 hours before optimization to 16 hours of operation after. Even so it is not nearly comparable to the 624 hours of idle or 9h of video whatching or19h of talking time as advertised. I took a snapshot of the consuption to show that there is something wrong with the wifi software.
As far as the update, I have tried it again and again and the answer is always negative.
I used to own a bv6000 and I found it wonderful untill I lost it, so I am sure that BV people know what they are doing, please I need an official answer and a sure fix otherwise I will have to return it.
Thank you
Fabietto
This morning I enabled Battery Optimization as suggested while my phone was 100% charged, and I used it for only three calls total. The optimization worked for what it was supposed to, as a matter of fact, the battery life went from 12 hours before optimization to 16 hours of operation after. Even so it is not nearly comparable to the 624 hours of idle or 9h of video whatching or19h of talking time as advertised. I took a snapshot of the consuption to show that there is something wrong with the wifi software.
As far as the update, I have tried it again and again and the answer is always negative.
I used to own a bv6000 and I found it wonderful untill I lost it, so I am sure that BV people know what they are doing, please I need an official answer and a sure fix otherwise I will have to return it.
Thank you
Fabietto
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Today , May 15 on my BV7000oro I fond the notice that the update is ready, 
I am updating right now, and I hope the wierd consumption loops concernig wifi will desapear. hung on and I will post the outcome for everybody.
I' ll be back shortly.
Fabietto
I am updating right now, and I hope the wierd consumption loops concernig wifi will desapear. hung on and I will post the outcome for everybody.
I' ll be back shortly.
Fabietto
Re: High power use of the WiFi chipset
Hello everyone,
After the firmware update the battery usage has improved considerably, so I believe that the software problem has been solved. However the BV6000 lasted more. With my BV6000 I could really charge every 48hrs+, on the other hand, with BV7000pro it is better to charge every 36 hours.
I will be waiting for an OS upgrade and caontinue with my valuation.
Fabio
After the firmware update the battery usage has improved considerably, so I believe that the software problem has been solved. However the BV6000 lasted more. With my BV6000 I could really charge every 48hrs+, on the other hand, with BV7000pro it is better to charge every 36 hours.
I will be waiting for an OS upgrade and caontinue with my valuation.
Fabio
Re: High power use of the WiFi chipset
Fabietto wrote:With my BV6000 I could really charge every 48hrs+, on the other hand, with BV7000pro it is better to charge every 36 hours.
BV6000 had a bigger battery than BV7000pro!
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