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Here's today's usage. Android system is still the top, which shouldn't be. Games or screen should take up the most.
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I think you got off to the worst possible start with Android and once again I see how serious Asus is, this is unconscionable for any smartphone even more so for a premium device.
Your Firmware is buggy, if you connect various accessories such as a headset to the bottom USB port, there is a 99% chance that the Rog 5s will reboot. Asus quickly removed this firmware and quickly released WW-18.1220.2201.192 to fix this bug. How a manufacturer can deliver new devices with such a serious bug remains a mystery to me.
However, installing applications right out of the box is not a good practice, but hey, that's just my opinion.
If you really want to save Rog 5s, remember to buy a fan and do the following operations in order.
Factory Reset Rog 5s
Initialize it with your account, Wifi off preferably (in 4G or 5G)
configure the Google play Store so that it does not update applications, stop updates if it has started
Disable System Updates
Activate and configure WiFi
Go to system updates and check if there is any news, it should offer you version WW-18.1220.2201.192 or maybe WW-18.1220.2202.206 which is the latest Android 11
If he updated in 192, redo a search and if he offers you the 206 make this update.
Be careful, if he offers you a firmware that starts with 31. and ends with .67, it's Android 12, I don't recommend it.
If the latest version is not .206 and it offers you Android 12 (.67), update manually to .206
https://rog.asus.com/phones/rog-phone-5s-model/helpdesk_biosOnce the system has been updated with the latest stable version of Android 11, go to the play store and do all the updates offered (you can reactivate the auto updates of the play store if you prefer for the future)
Reboot the Rog 5s and reinstall your applications.
You should have after that a stable device and an Android that consumes battery normally