Wrong Offset Of Battery Usage Graph

[AckhmedAjwad]

Before I use the M5, every Android phone that I use has the right graph offset, meaning that it always starts on the left. This would allow an easy read of the graph, and usually accompanied with a predicted graph for when the battery is expected to fully deplete.

When I started using this phone, I noticed the graph is always on the right and always starts a new line after a restart. Meaning all my usage before I restart the phone is lost even though I didn't charge it. But after Marshmallow update, the restarting line problem is fixed but the offset is still on the right.

My phone freshly came out of service center with brand new motherboard and a clean flashed Android 6.0. I doubt doing a restore is needed and/or I wish not to.

The question, does anyone encounter the same problem? Or M5 battery usage graph ia just like that? Attached is a screen shot of said problem after fully charging it. Thanks in advance.

[_alexdon_ · Accepted solution]

@AckhmedAjwad It works as intended:

/t5/Xperia-Z3/Who-came-up-with-Brilliant-idea-for-Battery-usage-Graph/m-p/1142427#U1142427

[Christofer]

Hi @AckhmedAjwad,

As alexdon said this is the look of the battery graph in the latest software version. The way it works is that it displays up to 48 hours of useage from the last full charge with the present always being to the far right.

[AckhmedAjwad]

Thank you alexdon and Christofer for the answers. I didn't check other phones subforums but I can't find any clue in M5 subforum. Thank you again for highlighting it.

Well if I can make a complain here, I would say that the graph is ridiculously useless in it's current form. Smartphones usually depletes all of it's battery in a day and having 48 hours graph with empty 24 hours is unacceptable. That, if it can stay for a day.

[_alexdon_]

You can forward your feedback to sony through your Local support.

[Christofer]

@AckhmedAjwad I can forward that as user feedback.

[AckhmedAjwad]

Thank you @Christofer That would be great.