Nothing can ruin your mood faster than having a low battery on your phone and no charger in sight. To avoid the mini panic attack we all have when that happens, try these 13 secret simple tricks to prolong your phone’s battery life.
Pretty much all mobile apps send you Push-notifications. Taking advantage of this function eats up a lot of your phone's energy and kills the battery.
Instead of using vibration, leave your phone on silent or use the ringtone setting with the volume turned down as low as possible.
The minimum option for auto-lock is usually 15-30 seconds, but some models even allow you to set it to 10. It works miracles when it comes to saving battery. Airplane mode does the same. What’s also cool about it is that if you keep it on while your phone’s charging, your battery will get full faster.
Letting the battery run all the way down actually damages it. That’s because modern lithium-based batteries are specifically made to be charged in short quick sessions. If that’s what they’re designed for, then we should do it that way.
When you choose 4G in the settings, both 4G and 3G radios are switched on, which is why your phone loses charge two times faster. So if you really need to save the battery, turn off 4G or even 3G and go with 2G instead.
Batteries produced by other companies usually cost less, but they’re also optimized worse than original ones, and this can harm your device. It's better to pay more once than spend a fortune repairing your phone.
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TIMESTAMPS
Turn off notifications. 0:34
Switch off vibration. 1:06
Set your screen auto-lock to the minimum. 1:29
Dim the brightness of the display. 1:56
Turn off background App refresh. 2:18
Switch off 3G/LTE. 2:37
Turn on airplane mode. 3:00
Don't let your phone search for a signal. 3:25
Don’t wait until your battery is dead to charge your phone. 3:58
Don't use additional functions. 4:31
Keep calls short. 4:52
Adjusting network settings may help. 5:17
Avoid animated or moving background pictures. 5:56
Some more tips that’ll help prolong the life of your battery 6:27
SUMMARY
-Turn off notifications from apps you rarely use. Keeping Bluetooth, WiFi, infrared capabilities, and GPS switched off until you need to use them does a lot for your battery life as well.
-If you want to conserve energy on your phone, switch off the vibrate function.
-If you really want your battery to serve you longer, put auto-lock on the shortest time available in your settings.
-Turn the screen’s brightness to the lowest setting possible or at least as close to it as you can while still being able to see everything.
-Auto app updates consume a lot of your phone's charge since the upgrades can be pretty big.
-If you urgently need to save what little battery you have left, switch off not only Bluetooth, WiFi, and similar features, but 3G/LTE as well.
-A quick way to switch off Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and mobile data is to put your phone on airplane mode.
-If you notice the signal isn't perfect, just turn on airplane mode to prevent your phone from wasting battery searching for it.
-Letting the battery run all the way down actually damages it, so don’t wait for your phone to “die” before charging it.
-If your battery is running down, avoid using additional functions, like the camera.
-The longer you talk, the faster your battery drains. So keep it short if you don’t want your phone to go black on you.
-4G gives you a faster connection, but it uses a lot of juice to provide you with such outstanding service.
-Go for a black background - when the picture is black, all the pixels are off, so your phone doesn’t have to use its energy to light them.
-Use official batteries from your phone’s manufacturer. Prepare a new battery for use. Don’t skip on software updates. Avoid really low and high temperatures.
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