quick poll for the room rn if you could treat a bike like a stock, which model would you dump cash on? - 2022 kawasaki ninja h2r track beast, limited
Which flagship Android phone has the most annoying battery drain issue in 2024? (Pixel 8 Pro vs Samsung S24 Ultra vs OnePlus 12)
Alright, I've been juggling three flagship beasts this month and the battery stats are driving me nuts???
- Pixel 8 Pro – 5,000 mAh, but after the latest Android 14.2 update the screen seems to stay at 45 % after just an hour of light browsing. Anyone else seeing that weird "wake‑lock" spike in the battery‑usage graph?
- Samsung S24 Ultra – 5,100 mAh, yet the Adaptive Refresh Rate seems to be stuck at 120 Hz even on the lock screen, chewing power like mad. My battery hits 30 % in 90 min of standby…
- OnePlus 12 – 5,200 mAh, OxygenOS 13.1.2 claims aggressive optimization, but the background sync for "OnePlus Cloud" is apparently a battery vampire. My night‑time charge barely reaches 80 %.
I'm setting up a quick poll: which of these phones has the worst real‑world drain? Vote, drop your own mAh‑vs‑usage screenshots if you have ’em, and feel free to roast the firmware updates that seem to sabotage us. Bonus points for anyone who can explain the weird "kernel wakelock" thing on the Pixel – I'm lost.
Poll options:
- Pixel 8 Pro
- Samsung S24 Ultra
- OnePlus 12
Your insights might actually help me decide whether to keep the Pixel alive or finally surrender to a new iPhone (yeah, I know, betrayal vibes). Let the debate begin!!
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