[Galaxy Note 5] How to configure the power saving modes?

Power saving modes limit your device's performance to conserve battery power. Choose between Power saving mode and Ultra power saving mode.

Power saving mode conserves battery power by limiting CPU performance, reducing screen brightness, and turning off the touch key light and vibration feedback. You can turn on Power saving mode manually, or set your device to go into Power saving mode automatically.

Use Ultra power saving mode to switch your device's screen to grayscale and turn off nonessential applications so you get the maximum battery life. Location services, and connectivity features such as Wi-Fi® and Bluetooth®, will also be turned off in Ultra power saving mode. With Ultra power saving mode turned on, even if you're down to a 10% charge, you can receive calls and texts for up to 24 hours.*

Turn Off Ultra Power Saving Mode

Your device provides options that help you conserve battery power. By customizing these options and turning off features in the background, you can use the device longer between charges:

• Turn off the Bluetooth® feature.

• Turn off Wi-Fi®.

• Turn off the GPS service.

• Turn off the mobile data connection.

• Turn off auto-syncing of accounts.

• Turn off the Smart features.

• Discontinue use of Live wallpapers.

• Decrease the backlight time (timeout settings).

• Decrease the brightness of the display, or use Automatic brightness.