Experiment a little to find which solution is best to solve your phone battery dilemma.
TIME STAMP
Identify apps that reduce battery power. 1:04
Delete apps you no longer use. 1:22
Turn off settings on the phone you don't use. 1:43
Use automatic brightness mode. 2:09
Always set your battery to power saving mode. 2:30 p.m.
Ditch using vibrate for notifications. 2:59
How to disable push notifications for emails. 3:35 p.m.
How to adjust location settings. 4:29
Don't talk to Siri or OK Google all the time. 4:50 p.m.
Reduce screen timeout. 5:14
Do not leave it on the charger if it is already fully charged. 5:54
Your phone does not need to be charged to 100%. 6:18 a.m.
Take advantage of every opportunity to charge your phone. 6:49 a.m.
Avoid overheating your smartphone. 7:11 a.m.
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SUMMARY
-You'd better close the top 3 or 5 power-hungry apps if you're not using them right now.
-Delete games and apps that you haven't used in months. Remember that the more mobile apps you install, the more power they consume.
-Turn off settings you rarely use, like Bluetooth, mobile data, and reading mode. Wi-Fi might be an exception here, but it's still better to turn it off.
-Reduce the brightness to around 30-50% or take advantage of your phone's auto-brightness feature.
-Whether you're an iPhone user and know it as "Low Power Mode" or you prefer Android and call it "Power Saver", enable it to maximize the life of your battery.
-Believe it or not, vibration mode takes a bigger toll on your battery life than your ringtone.
-Turn off “Push” notifications in your email settings. This simple trick can also increase your phone's battery life.
-Change location services and use them sparingly. You can also choose which of your apps can use this feature.
-Go ahead and turn off the “Listen to Hey Siri” or “From the Google app” setting if you want to extend your battery life.
-If you are like the majority of us who forget to turn off the screen when we turn off our phone, you may want to set the screen timeout to the lowest setting possible.
-Overcharging can definitely damage the battery, so be careful.
-Pull the cord when it reaches 80% and recharge before it drops to 20%.
-Every time you play games or type a text, plug it into the charger.
-Apple actually recommends that customers remove the case while charging their phone.
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