9. Turn Off WiFi, Bluetooth, and Mobile Data Connection
WiFi, Bluetooth, and mobile data connections are features often used by smartphone users to access the internet or transfer data. However, this feature can also make our smartphone battery run out quickly because it is constantly looking for a signal or connection. Therefore, to save the Android phone battery we can turn off this feature when not needed.
The trick is to press the power or volume button on our smartphone and swipe the screen down to open quick settings. Then, we can tap the WiFi, Bluetooth, or mobile data icon to turn it off. If we want to reactivate it, we can do the same.
10. Use Airplane Mode
Airplane mode or airplane mode is a feature commonly used when we board a plane or are in a place where there is no signal. This feature will turn off all wireless connections on our smartphone, such as WiFi, Bluetooth, mobile data, GPS, and others. That way, our smartphone battery will be more efficient and durable.
How to activate airplane mode is to press the power or volume button on our smartphone and swipe the screen down to open quick settings. Then, we can press the airplane icon to activate it. If we want to reactivate it, we can do the same.
Airplane mode is very useful when we are sleeping or do not need an internet connection at all. However, keep in mind that by enabling airplane mode, you won’t be able to receive or make phone calls, messages, or notifications from other apps.
11. Turn Off App Notifications
Application notifications are features that notify us about various things that happen to the applications we use, such as incoming messages, updates, news, and others. However, application notifications can also make our smartphone battery drain quickly, because it continuously sends signals and displays pop-ups on the screen. Therefore, to save the Android phone battery we can do is to turn off notifications of applications that are not important.
The trick is to go to the Settings menu > Apps &; Notifications > See All Apps > Select the > Notifications App. Then, we can slide the button to turn off the application notification. If we want to reactivate it, we can do the same.
12. Update Operating System and Applications
Operating systems and applications that are outdated or outdated can make our smartphone battery drain quickly because it is not optimal and contain many bugs. Therefore, to save the Android phone battery we can do is to update the operating system and applications regularly. That way, we can get the latest features and performance that are better and save battery.
The trick is to go to the Settings menu > System > Advanced > System Update to check and update our Android operating system. In addition, we can also enter the Google Play Store > Menu > My Apps &; Games > Update All to check and update all the applications we use.
13. Use a Battery Saver App
In addition to using the built-in features of the smartphone, we can also use battery-saving applications that we can download from the Google Play Store. Battery saver application is an application that can help us optimize the use of our smartphone battery in various ways, such as setting battery saver mode, turning off running applications, clearing cache, and others.
Some battery-saver applications that we can try are Greenify, Battery Doctor, AccuBattery, Kaspersky Battery Life, and others. We can install and run this application easily and for free. However, keep in mind that battery-saving apps can also drain the battery if you’re running too much in the background. So, use this application wisely and as needed.