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craiggg

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Jan 24, 2014
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Hey,

I received a Sony Z2 for my birthday. Great phone, but I am a little confused by the 'stamina mode'.

So I get that it saves power by turning it on but when you go into its setting under the tab 'activation' it allows you to use the slider to select a percentage to presumably set it to when you want it to activate stamina mode.

This seems to actually do nothing, you can still turn stamina mode on and off, no matter what I put the slider to it won't change when stamina mode is on. I thought that the purpose of it would allow me to choose when stamina mode become active?

Any help?
 
Hey,

I received a Sony Z2 for my birthday. Great phone, but I am a little confused by the 'stamina mode'.

So I get that it saves power by turning it on but when you go into its setting under the tab 'activation' it allows you to use the slider to select a percentage to presumably set it to when you want it to activate stamina mode.

This seems to actually do nothing, you can still turn stamina mode on and off, no matter what I put the slider to it won't change when stamina mode is on. I thought that the purpose of it would allow me to choose when stamina mode become active?

Any help?

Does this video clarify things? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ETbH13kqL8
 
Nope. I've scoured the Internet trying to find out with no luck. Sony's support pages are no help either.

I'm just as confused by it! I think that it has to be switched on, but only actually activates at the set percentage amount.

I'd rather it auto switched on at 20%.
 
I'm just as confused by it! I think that it has to be switched on, but only actually activates at the set percentage amount.

I'd rather it auto switched on at 20%.

That's what I thought but as soon as it's activated it estimates like an entire day extra even if I haven't set slider.
 
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