Although the battery life in an android phone is quite decent, it can drain very quickly and there are very good reasons for this.
Keep in mind that this is practically independent of the android version, for example, 4.4 2, 5.1, 5.0 2 or even 6.0.
Also, the fact that the battery began to sit down sharply, even a new one depends very little on the brand. This happens on a phone, for example, samsung, lenovo or fly, just like on any tablet that runs on android.
In this post, we will look at 5 main reasons why the battery on an android runs low and what to do to increase the battery life of your device.
The battery sits down on the android through a big appetite
If the battery starts to drain quickly, then the first thing I recommend is to check for deterioration -The first thing you need to do is check the battery usage of the individual apps installed on your phone.
To do this, simply open Settings, About Phone, Battery Usage. One condition - the system must be at least version 2.3 (Gingerbread). A similar option is also on some HTC phones.
There you should see a chart that indicates which apps or components of the phone have the biggest electrical appetite.
If the phone does not have the ability to check battery usage, then install the "SystemPanel" program, which has even more options to check battery consumption.
The first reason why the battery runs out very quickly in the phone is brightness
Although modern phones have a built-in ambient light sensor that automatically adjusts the brightness of the display, this feature does not always work properly.
This is especially true for devices with an AMOLED display, which is illuminated too brightly at night.
The darker the AMOLED display burns, the less power it consumes. The solution is to install an application called "Screen Filter".
Then the display will shine less dazzling, and the battery will run down a little longer.
The second reason why the battery on the android began to run out quickly is GPS / Wi-Fi
The biggest energy waster on Android phones is the Wi-Fi controller. Even when you are not connected to the network, it still works in the background.
Wi-Fi is also used in GPS to indicate location - these functions use a lot of energy.
They are not needed for most services - for checking the weather by phone, you can safely be satisfied with BPS transmitters.
Some Android phones have handy widgets to quickly launch basic services, allowing you to turn on Wi-Fi and GPS only when needed.
If the phone manufacturer forgot about the quick disable / enable frequently requested functions, then you can install the "SwitchPro" or "Extended Controls" application.
The third reason why even a new battery in the phone sits down is 3G Internet
3G networks or 4G consumes a lot of battery resources. If you don't use the internet often you might want to consider switching to good old EDGE.
It's not demonic speed, but it's enough to process data in the background, like checking mail or updating widgets.
If necessary, 3G can be turned on with a single click. How? Here again there will be useful SwitchPro, Extended Controls or free APNdroid.
The fourth reason why the battery runs out in android is extra processes
The phone often has processes or applications running in the background that are never used, such as "TouchWiz", "MusicHub", "SocialHub", etc.
The problem can be fixed by installing the "Advanced Task Killer" application, which will turn them off regularly. A simple and effective solution.
However, if none of the processes consume a lot of battery, you can safely skip installing this killer.
The fifth reason why the battery in the phone began to sit down - informers
Android has immediate access to email, but this service has a pretty big appetite for battery.
This is not the case with Gmail, which is quite well optimized and doesn't even show up in the battery stats.
But the weather forecast, widgets, calendars, organizers, etc. matter is different. You do not need to constantly check, for example, the weather to make sure that nothing has changed.
These informers often access the network and it is desirable to put them in the data collection mode at the specified time.
How to make the battery in android not run out quickly
There are many applications on the web for this purpose - most advisers suggest using Battery Doctor.
I refused it, I, or rather my smartphone, was much better satisfied with the DU Battery Saver application.
NOTE: most likely in this post I did not mention everything that drains the battery in tablets, phones or smartphones running on android and did not take into account all the nuances - then add your recommendations or observations in the comments.
I am sure many will say thank you - the issue of batteries is particularly acute today.
Only very expensive devices can boast the same battery life as cheap, regular phones - an average of 10 days on a single charge. By the way, you can watch the video instruction on how to increase the charge of the bar. Good luck.
Many users are faced with a problem when the battery runs out quickly on a Samsung phone and other gadgets. Samsung phones, especially modern models, in some cases have this drawback, and it is caused by many factors. There are several ways to avoid this, and even slightly increase the battery life of the device.
There are several main reasons why the device is quickly discharged. The source of the flaw can be both the state of the device itself and the operating system, and the conditions of their operation. You can find the cause yourself, but in some cases it is recommended to contact specialists. Each case is individual, and it is not always possible to say exactly what the problem is and what to do.
However, most often the answer lies on the surface. Let's consider each possible reason separately.
Battery status
If the battery runs out quickly on the device, it is most likely due to the incorrect operation of the battery itself. The battery can have both factory flaws and wear out over time.
The latter happens more often. The fact is that drives have their own shelf life, approximately 300-400 charge-discharge cycles. Over time, the battery capacity decreases. The older it is, the smaller the capacity becomes.
- When charging, it is advisable to use only the "native" memory.
- Charge your smartphone or tablet should be between 10% and 90%.
- It is advisable not to bring it to a state of complete discharge (100%).
Nevertheless, if the device is planned to be used for more than 3-4 years, the drive will have to be replaced sooner or later. When changing, it is important to choose the right new battery. Ideally, the same model is needed. The model name can be found on the old battery.
If you need to work on your phone or tablet for a long time, and the capacity of a standard drive is not enough, you can purchase an external battery.
Such devices have many advantages: they fit any gadget with a USB connector and are relatively inexpensive. In addition, there are various types of external drives with different power consumption, so choosing the right one is not difficult.
Errors in the operating system
Another common cause of problems is the incorrect operation of the Android operating system. For example, the source of a bug may be a “non-native” firmware or, incorrectly done, flashing the OS. Incorrect work with programs also often leads to failures: the use of a large amount of low-quality or not optimized software for the platform and, last but not least, its incorrect removal.
Therefore, the system eventually needs to reset the data. Reset removes all files and applications, eliminating related errors. Before the operation, it is important not to forget to transfer all important information to another storage. Hard Reset is recommended to be done once every six months, this will help ensure the correct functioning of the OS.
If problems with the operating system are not solved by resetting the settings to the factory settings, you must contact the service center. In such cases, attempts to independently adjust the work of the gadget can end in failure.
A simple pattern - the more often the gadget is used, the more often it has to be recharged. Much depends on how it is used. Playing video files, using a wireless connection, using resource-demanding software (games and applications) are energy-intensive processes that reduce the operating time of a smartphone to 2-5 hours.
In some cases, such a useful option as offline mode can help. It is designed to block the connection during air travel, but using it on the ground effectively saves charge in costly processes. This feature is very handy for tablets. It does not critically limit their functionality, because they are used less frequently for communication than phones.
Number and quality of installed apps
The amount of installed software directly affects the performance of the smartphone. Games and applications, especially if they are running in the background, constantly load the processor. Unused programs should be removed in a timely manner. In addition, much depends on their quality.
Applications that do not fit the smartphone according to technical requirements, are not optimized for a particular device or OS, or are simply poorly written, not only drain the battery, but also seriously slow down the device. Therefore, you need to carefully monitor the characteristics and requirements of the installed programs and use software from trusted developers. This also applies to regular software updates.
You can find out if software affects energy consumption with a simple test. If the device sits slower in safe mode or airplane mode, you should carefully look at the installed programs.
Mobile communication, Internet, Wi-Fi and other communication modules
As already mentioned, wireless communication absorbs a lot of energy. Regular calls are not as demanding on phone resources as Wi-Fi and mobile Internet. However, poor communication quality can cause rapid battery depletion. The fact is that connection problems make the transmitter work at maximum power. It expends energy to maintain the connection.
The source of additional load is sometimes an unused SIM card. You can reduce the load by changing the type of connection from LTE or 3G to GSM, but this is only suitable for those who do not use mobile Internet.
Another useful tip is to turn off wireless connections when not in use. Mobile Internet, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS consume a lot of power even when they are just turned on. All these options are easily disabled through the Android quick settings panel.
Screen
Many do not know that a large amount of charge is consumed by the gadget screen itself. If you set it up correctly, you can effectively save power even in the event of a battery failure.
There are two important points:
- When the display is at full brightness, it consumes a lot of energy. The value of this indicator can be repeatedly reduced without harm to comfort. The automatic adjustment function, if available, will help you set the optimal degree of display brightness. The gadget itself determines the desired indicator based on the conditions in which it is located.
- Timeout to automatically turn off the display. You can try to set the shortest interval if it does not cause inconvenience. This will significantly reduce the percentage of energy wasted.
Not only power consumption depends on the correct display settings, so you should take care of this immediately after purchase.
A few simple tips will help reduce battery consumption on a Samsung or any other brand phone.
- You should pay attention to the auto-sync and auto-update functions. Transferring data from a device to a server and vice versa is an extremely energy-consuming process.
- Oddly enough, the battery is drained even when using "live wallpaper", the auto-rotate function and vibration on tap. It will be useful to disable them if they are not essential.
- A good solution would be to use special software that would show detailed information about the level of charge of the device and help turn off applications running in the background. There are a large number of free utilities for Android and other platforms.
Conclusion
The most important thing is to carefully monitor the condition of the device. Proper operation of the gadget and its timely repair is guaranteed to increase the life of the battery and the entire device as a whole.
In some cases, you should not try to resolve the issue yourself. Especially if it concerns the state of the hardware or the operating system. In order to correctly, efficiently and quickly determine the source of the malfunction and eliminate it, you need to contact the Samsung service center.
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Where to begin
Sooner or later, all owners of various electronic devices, mainly smartphones or tablets, are faced with the problem of quickly discharging the battery of their gadget. Some users immediately turn to service centers or stores, believing that the problem lies in some components, such as a battery. Others try to solve the problem by installing different firmware or trying to modify the installed software. Still others immediately begin to scold the manufacturer and change the device with the hope that this will not happen again. In this article, we propose to understand the issue and understand how to do the right thing if your smartphone or tablet is quickly discharged. Let's start with the main thing - before you panic and take any action, you need to ask yourself three questions:
1 How long should my device last? A day, two, maybe a week? What kind of work time do I expect from him?
2 How often do I use it? Every five minutes or once a day? What if I don't turn it off? Or vice versa, do not use?
3 What is the use case for it? Do I play games or listen to music? Or maybe I'm always on social media? What exactly do I use the most?
The answers to these simple questions will help us understand the situation and understand whether something really happened to our smartphone or tablet or if it's something else.
How long should an Android smartphone or tablet last?
First you need to understand that the operating time of the device depends on a huge number of factors, and not just on the capacity of the battery (this, by the way, is one of the most common misconceptions).
Factors that affect battery consumption:
1 Use case. The more tasks you set the device, and the more difficult these tasks are, the faster the battery runs out. If you play games with excellent graphics, watch videos, use the Internet or GPS, like to set the brightness of the screen backlight to the maximum - do not expect your smartphone or tablet to show autonomy records, usually with this mode of use it sits down in 3-5 hours.
2 The quality and quantity of applications used. Today, the profession of a programmer is more popular than ever. Everyone wants to write their own application, get into the top downloads and earn fame as a famous developer. In pursuit of these achievements, programmers write thousands of programs and add them to the Play Store or similar stores. However, not all users understand that the quality of written applications can be different, because. not everyone who wrote these applications are really experts, or want to benefit other people. A large number of applications have poor quality performance or some hidden features that obviously will not benefit your device. For example, the application code may have a bunch of errors that force the device to work constantly and prevent it from "falling asleep", or have the functions of collecting and sending a large amount of statistical data to third-party servers. As a result, the processor will run at higher frequencies, consume battery power and constantly leak traffic with your personal data, which will lead to excessive heating and inefficient battery consumption. The number of installed applications also greatly affects the operating time, below we will explain why and invite you to verify this.
3 Technical condition of the device. All things invariably break down and become obsolete, the same fate befalls electronic devices. Over time, the capacity of the battery decreases, some components may fail. As a result, battery life starts to decrease. The built-in software (operating system) can also accumulate errors that lead to unstable operation of the device, its freezes, slowdowns, and rapid discharge.
4 External circumstances. For example, these include weather conditions (at low temperatures, usable battery capacity decreases dramatically; on a sunny day, the backlight should work at a higher brightness to improve readability) or the quality of third-party services and services (cellular reception level; Wi-Fi signal quality; correctness data synchronization with third-party servers).
5 Technical characteristics of the device. Engineering solutions may not always be successful. For example, if a smartphone has a large diagonal of the device, but a small battery capacity, then it will sit down in a matter of hours. But it is no coincidence that we put this factor in last place. In 99% of cases, all characteristics change proportionally (more screen or more powerful processor - more battery capacity), so the average operating time is always about the same. In addition, the technical characteristics include the characteristics of the components from which it is made. The fact is that not all of them have the same energy efficiency and performance. The newer the device, the more energy-efficient and efficient components it uses. This can be easily seen on the example of the Samsung Galaxy line of flagship smartphones and tablets. With each new generation, the screen resolution increases, the processor power increases, additional functions appear, but the battery capacity increases only by a small amount of mAh (by the way, why this happens, we will also explain below). However, the average running time does not decrease, but rather increases. In particular, this is due to the use of more energy efficient components (the size of the components is constantly decreasing, and with them the heating and power consumption).
Summing up: answer the question: "My phone runs out of battery for so many hours, is this normal?" very difficult, for this you need to collect a lot of information. To better navigate, we will indicate the operating time in the average mode (per day: a couple of hours of music, an hour of Internet surfing, a couple of hours in navigator mode, 40 minutes of calls, messengers or mail in moderation), this is about one to two days. But remember that everything is individual.
How to increase the battery life of your Android smartphone or tablet
Now let's see how we can eliminate the causes mentioned above, or at least try to reduce their impact.
1 If you honestly answered yourself the questions above and came to the conclusion that you do not let go of your smartphone or tablet, then we have bad news for you. It is impossible to increase the operating time with such use, since this requires a completely new type of battery, which mankind has not yet invented. But do not despair, there is always a backup option. In your case, this is the purchase of an external battery in which you can carry spare energy and recharge the main battery of the device. These batteries are available with different capacities, and you can easily choose the one that is right for you.
In addition, I immediately want to answer the frequent question why Samsung did not make a standard battery with a larger capacity. The fact is that not everyone plays games, watches videos or surfs the Internet. Most people use their smartphone moderately, do not load it with a lot of applications, and the standard battery is enough for them, for example, the author of the article uses a Galaxy S5 and it lasts for two days. If the standard battery had a larger capacity, firstly, the dimensions of already rather big devices would be much larger (you can’t put them in your pants pocket), and secondly, the price would also increase. That is why, with the help of additional accessories, we offer to increase the capacity exactly to the one you need.
2 Let's analyze what is important to know and understand when installing applications.
Every time you decide to install a new application, pay attention to permissions. Permissions are a list of what the app can do on your device once it's downloaded. The more permissions the application has, the more system resources it will use, and the more difficult it will be for the device to go into power saving mode (the so-called sleep mode), because the application can run in the background and will constantly wake it up, even if the screen of your gadget is turned off and nobody uses it. You can read more about permissions in our article.
Necessarily control the number of installed applications, because as we found out, each application has permissions, and if there are a lot of applications, then the permissions increase significantly. If there is an unnecessary application - delete it, do not leave it in reserve.
Try to choose those applications that are written by famous authors, downloaded many times and have a high rating. Of course, this is not a guarantee of stability, but it significantly reduces the risks. It is also useful to know that the functionality and stability of an application can not only improve, but also deteriorate with its updates. It often happens that no new applications were installed on the device, but suddenly it began to discharge quickly. The problem may lie in an unsuccessfully written update for some application.
To diagnose your device, you can use safe mode. It differs from the usual one in that only standard applications work in it, and all downloaded ones are disabled and have no effect on the system. If the problem disappears in safe mode, you can safely conclude that downloaded applications are to blame. However, at the moment there is no tool that allows you to find out exactly what kind of application it is, so they usually act like this: download the gadget in safe mode and check for a problem. If the problem is gone, then they load normally and start deleting those applications that were installed or updated last until they find the culprit. By the way, you can try to make such a test: boot your device in safe mode, note the time that it will work on a single charge, and compare it with the time it works in normal mode, we assure you, you will be surprised. You can read more about safe mode in our special article.
Also, the author of the article met user comments that pre-installed (embedded) applications are also to blame for the discharge. It is possible that there is some truth in this, but numerous experiments suggest that if there is an influence, then it is extremely insignificant. Moreover, the operating system is designed in such a way that the work of many applications depends on each other, and their thoughtless removal can only harm the device.
Nevertheless, it would be dishonest not to tell you about all the possibilities, so we share with you "secrets": some of the pre-installed applications can be disabled so that they will not affect the running system, i.e. they seem to fall asleep. How to do this, you can see in this article. You can turn them back on if needed.
3 Now consider which of the components can affect the operating time of the device. There are two possible reasons:
The battery - its service life is designed for a certain number of charge-discharge cycles. In use, usable capacity
starts to decrease until the battery can no longer hold a charge. That's why every one to three years the battery needs to be replaced(depending on the intensity of use). You can purchase original batteries at authorized Samsung service centers, branded stores, as well as from partner companies. The required model can be viewed on the old battery.
In addition, there are several myths that are firmly entrenched in the ranks of users, so I would like to separately note the following: the battery can be charged as you like, you do not need to discharge it to zero, keep it on charge for 15 hours, and do not be afraid to use your battery when charging. device, nothing will happen to it.
The motherboard is the most important component of your device. It can have completely different damage, as a result of which the device can quickly discharge. Professionals are taught to understand these damages, therefore, if you are convinced that the problem is not in the battery or in something else, we strongly recommend that you do not experiment on your own, but contact any of our service centers in our article.
Change your mobile operator if the coverage area does not suit you :)
What other advice can we give? There are few of them, but they are also very important:
Disable auto-sync of added accounts or configure it selectively.
Synchronization is the process of transferring various data from a smartphone to a server and vice versa. This data can be anything: new contacts, music, mail, photos, achievements in games, etc. When you are not using the device, it is in "sleep" mode, in which power consumption is greatly reduced. Synchronization works in the background, so you may not even notice how it "wakes up" the device. If this happens very often, then the device can be discharged much faster, even if you do not use it.
If you tried all the recommendations in this article except contacting the service center, but nothing helped, then you need to do a factory reset.
Resetting the settings is the return of the device to the factory settings, which erases all data, and with them the errors that accumulate in the device after active use. Factory reset is the best prevention against errors that occur over time in the operating system and applications. This is especially noticeable if you use a smartphone or tablet after a reset without immediately downloading a bunch of other applications to it. And especially it is important to do a reset after a software update(firmware). Not everyone knows, but the firmware process on their own and in the service center is very different, which is why many people start to run out of battery just after the update. This does not mean that the update is bad, it means that it was not delivered correctly. Therefore, we repeat once again: be sure to reset after the update, this will greatly reduce the likelihood of various troubles with your gadget.
Why is my Galaxy S3 battery draining so fast?
When I changed my Galaxy S3 display, it ran out of power very quickly. Can you help solve this problem please?
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I noticed that all apps that use notifications, facebook, whatsapp and the like will try out new messages frequently and therefore drain the battery faster.
The quality of a mobile phone's network can also play an important role in power consumption. If you're in an area with poor coverage, your phone will need to increase the signal in order to establish a connection using more juice.
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"Mobile phone network" I thought about this problem, but I was not sure. Because I moved to a new place where the quality of the network was very low. Thank you very much for your help.
The only reason I can think of that would happen (for it to drain faster than before, that is) would be if there is a connection that is at least somewhat weaker than before. You can either handle it or open the device, check all connections and screws to make sure everything is connected, tight and as it should be.
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Thanks for your reply.
Not a fix, but a way to save energy as long as the fixed is not too dim screen brightness to a minimum.
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"The first we must check the resistance between + ve & -VE battery connector, it should be between 300-700 Ohm & another direction provides infinition - less than, we must clean the advice and dry well, we can also be power to use the regulation mobile OF THE POWER SUPPLY, NORMALLY WE SHOULD HAVE A POWER CONSUMPTION BETWEEN 0.18 - 0.25 AMPS, IF MORE IT MEANS PRESENT, THE FACILITIES CAN BE AMPLIFIER, AUDIO AMPLIFIER, LIGHT LEADER, ETC.
ALSO MAYBE WE OPEN A GREAT APPLICATION ESPECIALLY BLUETOOTH OR WLAN
ALSO WE CAN CHECK IF THE MEMORY CARD IS SOME VIRUS
We have many reasons, BUT THIS IS SLEEP TIME. " italic text ""
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HI you can try to completely drain the phone to zero and then charge 8 hours before use, some times it works
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Hello. Oh sure. Maybe Sailor0703 is right. BUT. The Bettery level shows me 62% of the power used by the screen. This is fine? Thank you for your responses.
phone screens typically use about 75% of all power unless the screen is off and running background processes.
Go to developer options in the settings menu.
There is a setting that tells the phone to terminate all apps after the app is closed.
This helps extend battery life.
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The screen should almost always be the number one that uses the battery, if it's the one that beats it, it could mean the app is always open in the background. Also, some apps that don't really get along with some devices, are their new apps that you've recently downloaded since the problem occurred?
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Hello. No no. I think apps are not the cause. This problem started when I moved to a new location where the network signal was very poor and when I broke my display and changed it to a new one. Thanks to.
The screen of your changes is not suitable for your Galaxy S3. consumption is more than your battery support.
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The non-stop evolution of devices still cannot cope with the problem of modern smartphones' dependence on charging. Constant additional recharging with active use of the device will tire any owner.
Charging problem
Working with the device naturally leads to however sometimes it happens too quickly. No matter how advanced the device is, the charge level is the most painful topic for its owner.
If the smartphone is already relatively old, then the excessive waste of the charge is still understandable, but the question of why the new phone is quickly discharged confuses many users. After all, the device was recently purchased, which means that everything should be in order.
A natural question arises as to why the phone is quickly discharged. It can only be answered by examining all aspects of the problem.
Battery
With functionality, smartphones manufactured by Samsung have a significant drawback. Almost all manufactured models are equipped with a battery that does not match the filling. As a result of this minus, the phone is incredibly quickly discharged.
By equipping powerful flagships with batteries more suitable for budget devices than for functional devices, the company is deliberately creating a problem.
As a result, an advanced device becomes the owner of meager capacities and is not able to maintain a charge for active work for a long time. On average, when using the Internet or applications, the charge lasts a maximum of five hours.
This trend creates a need for a similar model with a larger capacity.
Battery problems are another reason why your phone drains quickly. Battery failures can lead to rapid battery drain. Damage can be mechanical or due to overcharging. Failure of some parts of the device during the charging cycle can harm the battery.
Faults
In addition to battery damage, there may also be malfunctions in the phone itself. The charge controller that limits incoming power may be defective. When this situation occurs, the incoming energy is not controlled and the battery is overcharged.
Overcharging can damage the battery of the device and, as a result, quickly discharge. A swollen battery, even in standby mode, loses a huge amount of charge, and the phone needs to be connected to the network literally every few hours.
Incorrect operation of the radio module is also one of the reasons why the phone is quickly discharged. Of course, while in standby mode, the device consumes less power, but there are functions that do not stop working.
Additional functions
Using additional features of the device, such as the Internet, widgets or small applications, you can encounter a large waste of battery.
Ignoring the included Wi-Fi or a working navigator, the user loses about a quarter of the total charge per day.
It seems to be a small expense, but if you add here the active work with the device and the consumption in standby mode, you get an unpleasant situation.
System
A significant part of the consumption is borne by the device system. That's why the phone drains quickly. "Android", actively working with many applications in the background, wastes most of the total charge.
Tons of apps, inconspicuous widgets, and even battery-monitoring apps use up a lot of power throughout the day. As a result, even in standby mode, the phone will use up about half the battery per day.
Also, the system will load temporary and accumulated files in the device. Therefore, you should clean your phone from time to time.
Cost reduction
Anyone who has wondered why the phone is draining quickly will no doubt be looking for ways to help reduce energy consumption.
But the solution to the problem depends directly on the cause. To begin with, it is worth determining why the phone is discharged very quickly. Applications that can compile a report on battery life can help in this matter. Such programs will plot the energy spent on each item separately.
Reducing consumption in just one parameter will not bring much result. Therefore, it is important to pay at least a little attention to each item. In this way, excellent results can be achieved.
The screen that caused the phone to discharge very quickly should be reconfigured. Decreasing the brightness of the display will significantly reduce waste. Especially noticeable results will be on Samsung devices.
But to solve the problem with the system will be much more difficult. The multitude of apps and features is the reason why the phone drains quickly. "Android" has a lot of settings, and it's worth starting with shutting down unnecessary applications. Closing applications reduces the load on the phone and thus reduces energy consumption.
In addition, you can disable features that are not used or are not particularly important. Constant monitoring of the actions of the device will significantly save battery.
On the other hand, a constantly running battery monitoring app will let you know if all the parts of the device are working properly. Whether the controller turns off the charge supply to an already filled battery and whether the battery is recharged. Installing such a program will pay off in full and is indispensable in the event of a reduction in overall consumption.
Reset
If the phone has been used for a long time and the battery consumption has increased, you should reset the settings, thereby deleting all old and non-working files. Using this method, it is important to transfer all the necessary data to another medium and remove the flash card. Resetting the settings will also remove all applications - both useful and not.
Battery replacement
One of the most productive solutions would be to replace the battery with an analogue of a larger capacity. Such a choice will not only expand the number of maH, but also remove the need to reduce charge consumption.
A small battery is the main reason why a phone runs out quickly. Samsung Galaxy is especially prone to this problem. The line of smartphones, equipped with the best screens and stuffing, has batteries that do not match the power of the device.
Conclusion
Understanding where a large amount of energy is spent, you can independently increase the duration of the device. Solving not one point, but several at once, it is quite possible to achieve a good result.
For example, by replacing the battery and reducing the energy consumed on all counts, it is realistic to get an increase in device operation by 80 percent. For the most part, such indicators will be obtained due to battery replacement, but all other points are also important.
