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Damn, that sucks. my current setup includes greenify experimenal features so i can greenify troublesome system apps, and ofcourse,xposed framework is needed... guess il wait till ART supports XposedFW

I have been using AOSB for about a week now and this rom is really working for me.. I would say its almost on par with QDT14 AOSP 4.1.. I havent done proper battery analysis but i can get 9-10 hours battery life with wifi on and downloads running continuously with my current setup.. id say that...

Most battery friendly 4.4 ROM.. Closest to QDT14 & WIUI..

Same issue here.. I get sort of a crackling sound while music is playing/ phone rings/notifications etc. any ideas?

Please share your setup.. WiUi is one of the best battery friendly ROMs but nothing seems to match up to Stock 4.1 from Xiaomi.. While the drain during usage is low on Stock 4.1. WuUi has insane standby/deep sleep battery endurance.. I'm looking for the best of both worlds

Excellent ROM! Torn between this and Stock 4.1 JB from Xiaomi.. battery seems to drain a little faster on this release.. not as bad as the KK ROMs tho..

if the battery life is good and V6 is stable.. YOU WILL USE IT! And so would I :P

here's an addition for insane battery life... be cautious.. it breaks certain media functionality.. the process media storage is one of the biggest battery eaters in android but its essential for gallery (pictures and videos) and music,its constantly running and scanning for media and loops if...

Been using your set up for a few days now.. the ROM has settled properly and the overheating issue no longer present.. I'm now experiencing the best battery life since I first got my Mi2(16G) which was more than a year ago... talk about value for money! My next device will be the next Xiaomi...

I've searched and searched and searched some more for an xposed module to adjust haptic feedback intensity.. I don't think there's one.. I did manage to alleviate this issue by changing the vibrational intensity in the advanced options of AOSP keyboard in settings-lang/input.. The menu/...

Incredible! Getting the best battery life with your setup @RobinHood00.. although I'd like it more if haptic feedback intensity was a little lower.. My only issue is the ROM runs a bit too hot with auto screen brightness on, what about you?. Is it possible for the CPU to fry? Or will the device...

A little of topic here.. I've seen the guys recommend 3.10.18 for good battery results.. I had to try it for myself but don't seem to be getting those numbers.. I installed the ROM and noticed big battery drain immediately thought it may be because of synchronization my accounts.. so I tried...

Is it normal to have the phone heating to an uncomfortable touch? Been using MiCore kernel and temperatures are higher than previously noted.. Even with Moderate usage(browsing/whatsapp/light gaming) The temperature becomes so high that its uncomfortable to touch the screen.

I've had success and great help with realpricesfromChina.com.. they're great

@M1cha I've tried your suggestion of using xprivacy.. turns out,I'm not just having a problem installing launchers.. but no apps would install.. every app says "application not installed" including xprivacy and tons of random apps and games that i used to test. any ideas?

Will give that a shot.. thanks a lot

Just got thru the first day of mild/moderate testing with this ROM.. Gonna start with the heavy/intense/gaming tests in a bit.. everything seems to be looking great except, since I've installed LBE Security Master(an app that I cannot live without) the launcher lags, ALOT.. Although this lag is...

Always enjoyed the Mokee Roms... only thing hindered the experience was battery.. can anyone comment on battery drain?

Hey all.. Have an interesting question.. I see there's many many ROMs based on CM 10.2.. I have found a ROM/Kernel that works excellent for me in terms of battery and performance.. its the over clocked version of CM 10.2 by cofface.. although, I really love the Look and Features of Mokees ROM...

Try using the program Recuva.. install on your PC n scan your media device for deleted files.