Tips to improve the battery performance of your samsung galaxy

Some apps can run in the background and drain the battery, and the more apps running in the background, the more battery will drain.

The fastest way to uninstall an app: 

For more control over your apps:

Disable apps to increase battery life:   

If some apps you want to uninstall can't be uninstalled, you can disable them to save battery power.

Always On Display or AOD uses AMOLED displays to display certain information when the screen is "off". It allows you to easily check basic information like date and time without opening the screen. Naturally, any activity that keeps your screen running continuously will use battery power. You can choose to turn off the AOD or set a timer for the AOD to turn on or off.

To turn off AOD:

How to schedule activities for ODA:

If you're used to keeping these options always on no matter the usage, the best thing you can do is turn it off when you're not using it, as each detection of a signal will drain your battery.

To disable each feature, simply drag down the notification panel (from the edge of the screen) and tap the corresponding icon.

Battery saver mode conserves battery capacity by limiting CPU performance to less necessary functions. This feature varies from device to device, but it usually closes all unnecessary apps and adjusts the screen to partially improve battery life. You can open power saving mode manually or set your device to open it automatically.

Download the latest version of the software update.

Make sure your Galaxy gets a good signal from your carrier while using data. Using the device in areas with very weak signals consumes more energy, as it requires a constant search for a signal and should be avoided if possible.

If you, like everyone else, have a large number of apps on your device, such as email or social media, those apps will sync regularly or check for new emails and updates. Frequent synchronization can also decrease battery life and increase data consumption. Check the sync settings in your apps or email and make sure they sync only when you need to.

To adjust account syncing on your smartphone, simply perform the following steps:

For older generation batteries, there is often advice to encourage customer use until the battery is completely discharged. However, completely draining the battery on modern smartphones can ruin their lifespan. Samsung recommends recharging the device when it reaches between 15% and 20% battery.

If you don't plan to use your device for a while and put it away, make sure it has at least 50% battery left.

Minimizes device exposure to hot and cold temperatures.

Extreme heat and cold conditions can damage the battery. For example, don't leave your smartphone in the glove compartment of your car (or the trunk of your motorcycle) on a very hot or cold day. Some advice on the internet suggests that batteries last longer if placed in the freezer, but never do that as it is completely wrong.

Here are some final tips to help you increase the battery life of your Samsung Galaxy device.

• If you are in the habit of using portable chargers, use only original and quality charging accessories designated for your device.
• Only use high-quality Samsung chargers and cables.