When I have 5G reception and am on the Wi-Fi network, the battery drains extremely quickly (only lasts about 8 hours with very little screen-on time). If I deactivate 5G, the battery lasts much longer. So it seems that something is also being done via 5G despite the WLAN connection. I think there used to be a setting that allowed Wi-Fi and 5G to be combined for a maximum speed connection. But now there is no longer a setting. Does anyone know the problem? I would hate to do without 5G, that was a purchase criterion for me...

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When I have 5G reception and am on the Wi-Fi network, the battery drains extremely quickly (only lasts about 8 hours with very little screen-on time). If I deactivate 5G, the battery lasts much longer. So it seems that something is also being done via 5G despite the WLAN connection. I think there used to be a setting that allowed Wi-Fi and 5G to be combined for a maximum speed connection. But now there is no longer a setting. Does anyone know the problem? I would hate to do without 5G, that was a purchase criterion for me...

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I had the same problem back then. Device with 5g on and then the battery barely lasted half a day. I then contacted Oppo support who said that you should switch to 2.3&4G in the network selection. So you should do without 5g.
For me it was also a purchase criterion but I think that I will go back to other manufacturers in the future.

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