IQOO neo 9 pro battery drain

IQOO neo 9 pro battery drain

Battery % is going down day by day.

Device - iQOO neo 9 pro.

purchase date - 2024.

i have turned off the high speed charging mode, max charging is kept at 90% yet it is getting drained.

sot - 3-4 hours.

u/Hour-Association946 — 15 hours ago

Is Vitamin D clogging your arteries? Let's find out.

I often see people asking whether they should take vitamin D3 alone or combine it with Vitamin K2. A lot of pseudo fitness-fluencers are sharing their coupon code for buying k2 supplements.

But the real question is, DO YOU NEED THEM?

After going through this post, you won't need another validation from anyone.

u/Hour-Association946 — 2 days ago
▲ 29 r/Fitness_India+1 crossposts

Is Vitamin D clogging your arteries? Let's find out.

I often see people asking whether they should take vitamin D3 alone or combine it with Vitamin K2. A lot of pseudo fitness-fluencers are sharing their coupon code for buying k2 supplements.

But the real question is, DO YOU NEED THEM?

After going through this post, you won't need another validation from anyone.

u/Erebea01 — 22 hours ago
▲ 18 r/WearOS+1 crossposts

Watch band/strap suggestions.

Galaxy watch 7 44mm

I sweat a lot and am looking to change the watch band since there is a lot of space after the wrap the band, either it becomes too tight or there is a gap after wearing it.

I will be wearing it all day and at the GYM. So please share some strap suggestions.

Thank you.

u/Hour-Association946 — 1 month ago

43 Inch Tv Suggestions

Planning to buy a 43inch TV.

People here favor TCL for low cost and Google tv feature.

But there is no Service for TCL in my city (tier 3).

I have 2 options now- Settle with Samsung/LG.

or

Pick Panasonic or Haier Google TVs.

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u/Hour-Association946 — 2 months ago

Improve and work on yourself as much as you can.

If you're currently 25-32, please READ THIS CAREFULLY.

your body will never be this recoverable again.

you can still build it, break it, and rebuild it faster than you ever will at 40.

every year you wait to get in shape is a year you're borrowing against a loan that gets harder to repay.

start now. not when you feel ready. now.

the friends you have at 25 are the last friends you'll make easily.

after 30 everybody gets busy, gets married, gets complicated.

making deep friendships becomes almost impossible.

invest in the ones you have right now before life quietly separates you all.

this is the last window before responsibility locks in.

no kids yet. no mortgage. no aging parents needing you yet.

you have a freedom right now that you're probably calling boredom.

it isn't boredom. it's the most valuable thing you own and you don't know it yet.

the career mistake most men make in this window:

climbing someone else's ladder faster instead of building their own slower.

a promotion feels like progress. it's usually just a nicer cage.

use these years to build one thing that belongs to you. even if it's small. even if it's slow.

you are still close enough to who you were at 18 to change everything.

the habits haven't calcified yet. the identity isn't locked yet. the trajectory isn't fixed yet.

at 35 it's harder. at 45 it's possible but painful. at 55 most men have stopped trying.

you're still in the window where change is cheap. use it.

travel before you have a reason not to.

not the resort. not the all-inclusive. the kind of travel that puts you somewhere unfamiliar with people you've never met and no plan after tuesday.

that kind of travel rewires something in you that nothing else does.

your passport should be embarrassed by 32.

the girl you keep almost committing to but not quite.

the business idea you keep researching but not starting.

the city you keep saying you'll move to someday.

someday is the most expensive word in the english language.

men in their 40s pay for it every single day.

your 20s are for becoming.

you're supposed to embarrass yourself. fail publicly. pick the wrong job. love the wrong girl. bet on yourself and lose. bet on yourself again.

the men who play it safe in their 20s spend their 30s wondering who they are.

make mistakes now while they're still cheap.

one thing nobody tells you about this window:

it closes quietly.

no announcement. no alarm. one day you just look up and you're 34 with a back problem, a mortgage, and a list of things you meant to do at 28.

the window doesn't slam. it just slowly stops being open.

i'm not saying this to scare you.

i'm saying this because someone should have said it to me at 25 and didn't.

you have time. but not as much as you think.

and the men who treat this window like it lasts forever are the ones who spend the rest of their lives wishing they hadn't.

wake up. while the window is still open.

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u/Hour-Association946 — 3 months ago