Samsung recently unveiled One UI 5.1, which is based on Android 13. It was released alongside the Galaxy S23 smartphone series. The S23 series was the first device to ship with One UI 5.1. Soon after, the company began rapidly rolling out the update to millions of handsets. However, not everything goes smoothly when updates are provided very frequently, and One UI 5.1 is no exception. Following the new One UI 5.1 upgrade, some Galaxy handsets are apparently experiencing battery health issues.
The latest One UI 5.1 update has some major battery-related issues. Some users on the brand’s official forum have stated that after updating to One UI 5.1, their devices’ battery life has declined significantly. Multiple individuals on various social media platforms have also noticed the same problem. Following the newest update, some users observed odd heating on their smartphones. And it came as a major surprise to us when we discovered that these issues are more widespread among users of the Samsung Galaxy S21 and S22 series. The SamMobile states that their readers reported the same problem to them.
There have been no clear reports of what is causing the device to heat up and consume the battery. However, it is apparent that the recent One UI 5.1 version has certain flaws because no battery-related concerns were reported by consumers before the update. According to a Reddit user, official Samsung apps such as the Samsung keyboard use batteries at an alarming pace. The problem has been reported to the company numerous times, but no clear troubleshooting or appropriate answer has been offered by the brand as of yet. This is a significant letdown for the brand’s flagship smartphone owners.
Samsung has yet to officially address this issue, although it is possible that it is related to hardware compatibility difficulties, with some components within these devices not working well together while operating on One UI 5.1 software updates. Unfortunately, we won’t know what caused this drop in battery performance until Samsung issues an official comment. So that was all we had to cover up regarding the issues reported by One UI 5.1 users. If you’re a One UI 5.1 user, then kindly let us know if the issue is present on your device as well or not. Thanks a lot for reading the post.
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