How To Use Power Saving Mode on Samsung (Android) Phone

Samsung phone comes with Power Saving Mode. We can reduce battery consumption, by enabling Power Saving Mode in Samsung Smartphones. You can now control your mobile device's battery usage through the Power saving mode settings when the battery charge drops.

The use of Power saving mode can affect app and device performance; some tasks and features may take longer to complete or update. Additionally, apps running in the background may not receive updates or send you notifications when Power saving mode is turned on.

To turn on or off Power Saving Mode on Samsung Phones:

• Open "Notification Panel" and select Settings.
• In Settings, tap on "Battery and device care".
• In "Device care", tap on Battery.
• In Battery, tap on "Power saving"
• In "Power saving" turn ON the toggle next to Off
• You can use additional power-saving options as well:
  Turn off Always on Display: This will disable the Always on Display feature.
  Limit CPU speed to 70%: Decreases the processing speed of your device.
  Decrease brightness by 10%: Tap this option to dim your device’s screen by 10%.
  Limit apps and Home screen: This option will provide you with maximum power saving by limiting background activity, using a simplified Home screen, and limiting available apps. It will also turn off Edge panels.
  To turn these options on or off, Power saving must be disabled. Once you've made your desired adjustments, you can turn Power saving back on. You can also save battery power by putting unused apps to sleep with sleeping apps settings.

If you want to speed up your phone, then turn off Power Saving Mode.

Battery Tips

It's important to charge your battery properly so it can keep up with you throughout the day. Follow these tips for the best results:

• Use your Samsung charger and avoid third-party accessories.
• Ensure the charger is connected securely and is not being blocked by your phone cover or case.
• Make sure the charging indicator appears on the phone's display when the charger is connected.
• Use a power outlet instead of your computer for a better charge.
• Disconnect the phone from the charger once the battery is fully charged.
• Do not leave your phone connected to the charger for long periods or overnight.
• If you are having trouble and your phone is not charging properly, please see Samsung's guide on Galaxy phones that will not charge.

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