How to Improve Your Mobile Phone’s Battery Life: Best Tips,Tricks

Yes, dark mode can save your mobile phone’s battery life, especially on devices with OLED or AMOLED screens.  These  types of screens consume less power when their screen display setting will be dark mode compared to bright mode.

Yes, regularly charging to 100% reduces the battery life. In present, latest smartphones are designed to charging  at 100%, but regularly charging to 100% of these smartphone’s can potentially reduce battery life as compared to keeping the charge between 20% and 80%.

Heat is a primary culprit to weaken a phone battery. Excessive heat is the primary enemy of lithium-ion batteries. Avoid the exposure of your phone to direct sunlight, hot places, or other high-temperature environments.

Also extreme cold environment and places can impact battery life performance, as reducing its capacity temporarily.

Running several apps in the background drains the phone’s battery fastest. Maximum screen brightness can drain battery very fast. Many factors are also contributing to drain the battery, example: turned on Bluetooth, GPS, Wi-Fi and system animations etc.

Researches explained that a battery life will be extended and healthy to charging it from 20% to 80%. Keeping phone battery below 20% and above 80% regularly will not good for battery health. Excess charging  up to 100% regularly will damage the battery.

A regularly using smartphones battery should be last for approximately 2 to 3 years or 400 to 500 charging cycles, after this replacement of battery should be done. A good battery habits and uses can extend the battery life exponentially.

Fast charging of a battery can lead to slightly faster battery degradation than slow charging. Today modern devices are designed with intelligent charging system. This charging system minimise the impact on battery health and benefits to fast charge.

Fast charging leads to heat the battery but modern phones charging system uses multi-stage charging and overcharging protection.