Android phones are very popular these days. The handsets are getting more advanced day by day in terms of both hardware and software. But its battery backup problem cannot be avoided in any way. Today we are going to cover some tricks that will make your Android phone battery last a little longer. Let's begin.
Use Dark Color Background
If your phone has an AMOLED screen, this method will work because the AMOLED screen only illuminates colored pixels. So if you use dark mode on the phone then you will get more battery backup. Also keep apps in dark mode if possible. You can do this through user interface/skin/theme settings.
Turn off Auto Brightness
By turning on the screen's auto brightness option, the phone uses a sensor to sense the light around it. Decreases or increases screen brightness accordingly. When there is more light in the environment, the brightness of the screen is increased so that you can easily see the content on the screen.
Also, if the light around you is low, the phone's screen light also decreases. These functions depend on the sensor readings. Thus, battery charge is also used for sensor-dependent operations. So stay away from auto brightness. Adjust brightness only when needed.
Turn off Vibration
If you want to consume less battery charge, you can turn off the vibration in case of phone alerts. But think twice before turning off vibration while on the move, because if you turn off vibration, you might not notice call/message notifications.
Use Original Battery
If you ever need to replace the phone battery, try to get the original battery. The charge will last longer and you will get better security.
Reduce Display Timeout
Minimize the timeout of the mobile display light. Lighting consumes a lot of charge. One report shows that a user turns on their phone display 150 times a day.
Turn off Internet and other Smart Features
Turn off mobile internet if not required. Turn off smart features like air gestures, smart scrolling. Use them only when necessary. Turn on GPS, NFC, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth only when needed. Minimize the use of unnecessary widgets especially those connected to the net. The voice search option is very good, but it also wastes a lot of charge. So if you want to save charge, use voice commands less. Turn off animations on the phone.
App Updates and Management
Always use updated apps as usually newer apps are optimized to consume less battery. If you check email once a day, there is no need to keep the email app open all the time. Update manually by changing Google Play Store settings.
Use Battery Saving Mode on the Phone
If you don't want to do all of the above separately, then the simple solution is to turn on the battery saving option. All smartphones have a battery or power saving mode. Even if you use it, your phone will charge less than usual - because this option reduces the performance of the phone and prolongs the battery charge.
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After reading so many tips, you might think that if you keep so many things off, what is the need to run a smart phone? Yes this question is not only yours but all major phone manufacturers are also looking for a solution to increase the battery backup of the phone and research is constantly going on for this. Maybe the day will come in the future when we won't have to worry about such battery issues anymore.