Help! My note 2 hang and restart!

veltix

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I own a note 2 , 2 yrs already. Whenever i play android games it tend to hang itself at the beginning or halfway of the game amd then suddenly reboot. Sometime after self reboot, i didn't touch anything , it hang and restart sometime to a much lower per cent like 5%. May i know what happen? Is it a) battery problem b)hardware problem c)i accidentally make the phone fall down from pocket or table and haywire ? Or something else?
 

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My friend note 2 had problems after he dropped it

Replaced with xiaomi note
 

veltix

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My friend note 2 had problems after he dropped it

Replaced with xiaomi note
I find my note 2 abit strange, when i charged it and play it. It was okay, when overcharging . But when i unplugged it and play, it gone hay wire.
 

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Sorry to hijack thread..

My note 2 battery drain extremely fast.

I've already ensure my bluetooth, wifi, location services are all off, but whenever i'm using it i can see the battery dropping drastically. Less 1%, 2%. Idling can drop 4-5% in an hour.

Help.
 

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Sorry to hijack thread..

My note 2 battery drain extremely fast.

I've already ensure my bluetooth, wifi, location services are all off, but whenever i'm using it i can see the battery dropping drastically. Less 1%, 2%. Idling can drop 4-5% in an hour.

Help.

Just get a new battery for about $50. After so long, not surprising that there would be something wrong with the battery.
 
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