HOW TO SAVE BATTERY ON ANDROID

HOW TO SAVE BATTERY ON ANDROID

Battery life depends a lot on how the battery is used and different devices have different battery life. The expected battery life for your model can be found in the device's user manual. The below tips will show that how you can make the best use of your mobile battery in daily usage and how you can protect your battery for longer life.

1. SWITCH OFF WI-FI, BLUETOOTH AND GPS WHEN NOT IN USE.

If you don't need them, turn off Wi-Fi, Bluetooth & GPS, as each of these regularly check uses power for signals.

2. REDUCE THE BRIGHTNESS OF THE DISPLAY.

High display brightness and long screen timeout setting will enhance the battery drain. An easy way to prolong your device's battery life is to reduce the screen brightness.

3. CHECK YOUR DEVICE CELLULAR SIGNALS.

Check the number of bars that are usually visible on your handset at home or at work. The use of mobile phones in areas with very poor signals consumes a lot of battery power and should be avoided to use where possible, find a place with better network signals.

4. DISABLE, CLOSE OR UNINSTALL UNUSED APPS

Some apps run in the background process that drains your mobile battery.

Disable apps to extend battery Timing

Unfortunately, some apps cannot be uninstalled. However, you can disable apps to extend battery timing.

5. DOWNLOAD THE LATEST DEVICE SOFTWARE.

Check your latest mobile software find Settings > About Phone

6. TURN ON POWER SAVING MODE.

Power saving mode saves battery power by limiting the CPU performance of the mobile device, reducing the brightness of the screen, turning off the touch light and vibration effects. This mode differs slightly between different models, but will usually close all unnecessary apps and screens so you can significantly enhance your battery timing. You can turn on Power Saving Mode manually, or you can set your device to automatically switch to Power Saving Mode.

7. CHECK HOW OFTEN YOUR MOBILE SYNCS DATA.

If, like most people, you have multiple apps on your device, such as email or social media, these apps will often sync, or check for new emails or updates. Frequent synchronization can shorten your battery life. Check the sync settings on your apps or email, and make sure they're just as synced as you need them to be.

8. AVOID DRAINING YOUR BATTERY COMPLETELY.

On very old types of batteries, it was advisable to remove them completely. However, completely discharging the battery on modern smartphone devices can shorten its life. It's best to not keep your battery less than 20% to avoid damage to battery.

9. STORE YOUR MOBILE PROPERLY.

If you do not want to use and pack your device for a while, make sure it has at least 50% battery. Minimize cold and hot exposure.

Extreme cold and heat can harm your battery.

For example, don't leave your smartphone in your car's glove on hot or cold days. A common myth is that batteries last longer if they are kept in the freezer. This is incorrect and may damage your device battery.