If you spend too much time on your phone working, chatting, gaming, or even getting entertained; then nothing ruins such moments except a dead battery!
Like all rechargeable batteries; Lithium-ion (Li-ion) which is the most battery type used in all nowadays phones. Such batteries are not designed to last all life-time, and depending on your different usage and handling, the battery life is highly affected whether better or worse!
Here we’re going to show you the most effective techniques to save your battery life and remain safe and healthy…
1. Adjust your screen brightness.
Reducing your screen brightness is one of the easiest ways to save battery life. So you can use automatic brightness, or manually lower the brightness level from your phone settings.
2. Use power-saving mode.
Many phones have a power-saving mode that can be enabled in settings. This mode will limit background processes, reduce screen brightness and performance to extend the battery life.
3. Turn off location services.
GPS and location services are useful but can drain the battery life. Turn off location services for apps that don’t need it or only turn it on when needed.
4. Disable push notifications.
Push notifications can use up your battery life even when your phone is in standby mode. Disable push notifications for non-essential apps to conserve battery.
5. Reduce screen timeout.
A longer screen timeout means that your phone screen will stay on for longer, consuming more battery life. Reduce the screen timeout setting to save your battery life.
6. Disable unnecessary connectivity options.
Option like Bluetooth, NFC, and Wi-Fi are all connectivity options that can also drain your battery life. Turn them all off when not in use to save battery, and also get some privacy!
7. Close background apps.
Some apps continue to run in the background even when not being in use, draining battery life. Close them manually or use an app to automate the process.
8. Use dark mode.
Many apps now offer a dark mode option. This uses less battery life on phones with OLED or AMOLED screens.
9. Don’t use animated wallpapers.
Animated wallpapers use more battery life than static wallpapers. Use a static image as a wallpaper to save the battery of your phone.
10. Use a battery-saving app.
Many battery-saving apps are available on app stores and google play. These apps can help you optimise your phone settings and automatically close apps to save battery life.
11. Use Wi-Fi calls.
Wi-Fi calling is highly recommended for its effect in extending the battery life as it’s not draining itself searching for signals.
When applying these steps, you definitely are extending your battery life and remaining healthy for longer.