Hey guys, I have a friend whose girlfriend’s phone I rooted and put Cyanogen Mod on it. She loved it, but is now complaining about battery life. This couple aren’t very tech savvy, so I need to find a ROM that is very stable (otherwise I’ll never hear the end of it) and is easy on battery life as stated before.
The phone in question is a Samsung Galaxy S2. I have the same phone and Cyanogen Mod on mine and it’s fine on battery life for me. I’ve tried suggesting that the battery will run down quicker after flashing a new ROM as they’ll be playing around with it a while, but to no avail…
Any suggestions are welcome, it doesn’t have to be particularly fast but too too slow and it won’t do (they are used to the stock ROM).
Thanks guys!
-Alex.
System: Android
Tagged: android, android tips, battery life, custom rom, samsung galaxy
9 Answers - Write an Answer
Junil Maharjan
December 13, 2012check this out http://lifehacker.com/5881842/how-to-get-better-battery-life-and-performance-on-your-android-phone-with-a-new-kernel
hope this helped. sorry but cyanogenmod seems the most stable of all custom roms. you can try putting the samsung’s stock rom. s2 has a better battery life and most android phones.
Junil Maharjan
December 13, 2012you can also check these sites http://reviews.cnet.co.uk/mobile-apps/best-custom-roms-for-the-samsung-galaxy-s2-50007658/ and http://betanews.com/2012/09/10/codename-android-is-the-best-rom-going-review/ sorry but some links are old but you can get the latest versions of these roms.
Ahmed Musani
December 13, 2012Cynanogenmod all the way.
salim benhouhou
December 13, 2012try CyanogenMod at :
http://download.cyanogenmod.org/?type=stable&device=galaxys2
Hugo Morales
December 13, 2012I’ve using Cyanogenmod 10, it’s pretty stable right now, and the battery is oustanding.
James Maciel
December 13, 2012try this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1846227
its lightweight
Vishal Srivastava
December 14, 2012CyanogenMod, the best ROM for any Device!!
Elrick Browne
December 14, 2012The problem might not be the CyanogenMod, but the kernel, try flashing a new kernel throught CWM recovery and that will enhance the battery life go to xda forums: http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1332 and check a different kernel
Alex Perkins
December 15, 2012Thanks guys!