Battery snap info for model SM-G960F

Battery usage reports for Android phones

Device	First snapshot	Snapshot count	Last snapshot	Restarts	Average duration between restarts (in days)	Longest duration between restarts (in days)	Awake ratio(1) (lower is better)	Max temperature	Average temperature	Average level
		10761		7	0.6	0.6	0.237	40.3	29.0	66.8
		93577		19	5.6	5.6	0.455	48.1	25.7	68.7
		212564		117	1.1	1.1	0.546	51.0	30.0	66.5
		126622		45	23.2	23.2	0.292	47.5	28.1	71.8
		13322		11	148.7	148.7	0.208	45.4	30.4	78.9
		84802		23	0.0	0.0	1.000	50.9	23.7	66.0
		58799		9	53.1	53.1	0.188	39.6	26.5	84.5
		6650		478	1.3	1.3	0.353	46.4	31.6	54.4
		134723		27	2.0	2.0	0.098	47.6	25.0	67.1
		82864		58	14.3	14.3	0.513	52.9	27.8	66.6
		2511		8	0.0	0.0	1.000	41.2	23.2	52.7
		197401		35	22.4	22.4	0.426	48.3	28.0	76.5
		122329		59	0.1	0.1	1.000	48.0	27.1	64.0
		233		17	34.1	34.1	0.070	37.0	28.9	85.2
		100346		13	5.5	5.5	0.442	63.1	28.2	60.4

Battery snap central home

(1) The awake ratio is the amount of time the device (here an Android tablet or smartphone) spends not "sleeping". When the device sleeps, most of its components are inactive. The screen is inactive, the main processor is inactive. This is the reason why it uses very few battery in this state. Having a big awake ratio means that the device is always doing something. This is often caused by background applications. This can also mean that the device is plugged and is charging. While awake, most of its components are active and the device's life length will be affected. If it happens that your device awake ratio is high, consider finding what applications are constantly working in background, likely for useless purpose. Consider also unplugging your device when its battery is full or almost full. You will see that your battery life will increase and you will keep your device up running for a long time with no need to replace the battery.