If you’re a regular reader of All Useful Info, then you must know that it’s not my first article for providing tips to increase battery life of your Android phone. I’ve already published an article in which I wrote 5 tips to increase battery life of your smartphone. But my today’s article is more effective and dominant than the previous one.
In this article, I’m providing 8 effective tips to increase battery life of your Android phone. I’m now using Samsung Galaxy Grand 2 Android smartphone and applied all these tricks on my phone to improve battery life and I found that my phone’s battery life really increased by 40%.
It’s not a joke guys, all these tips are very effective to increase battery life of your Android smartphone. So, get ready to know about each and every tip.
Have a look on these top 8 promising tricks to increase Android’s battery life:
Tip #1: Don’t Auto-Update Android Apps
Do you know that mostly every Android apps require updates to be updated for their latest version. So, if you enabled auto-updates of Android apps and software, then it drains your battery too much because apps will automatically update anytime without your permission and consume more battery.
Disable Auto-Updates of Android Apps
You should disable the auto-updates of Android apps and software to increase battery life of your Android phone. Here’s how you can disable auto-updates of Android apps:
- Open Google Play icon on your Android phone and tap on the menu button (three square dots).
- Now, navigate to Settings > Auto-Update Apps.
- Finally check the term “Do not auto-update apps” as shown in above picture.
READ: Two Ways to Disable Auto Updates in Android
Tip #2: Uninstall Useless Android Apps
There is a glut of Android apps on Google Play. On seeing free apps, many users install apps but forget to uninstall then when they are of no use. So, you should be careful about uninstalling useless Android apps from your device. Always keep very few useful apps on your device.
Now, its time uninstall Android apps from your phone. Do you know how to uninstall Android apps from your device? Here’s a guide on how to uninstall Android apps and games from your Android phone.
Tip #3: Keep Mobile Data & GPS Off
If you’re not using Internet, then you should keep mobile data off because even you’re not using Internet and mobile data is on, then it drains your battery at faster rate.
On the other hand, you should also keep location service off because when it remains on, it continuously drains your battery for searching your location. To off GPS, go to settings and look for Location Services. Here unckeck the term “Access to my location” and that’s finish.
Tip #4: Don’t Use More Than One Antivirus
It is also recommended for all Android users that they shouldn’t use more than one antivirus on their phone. An antivirus software for Android is a great app ever which continuously checks your over all phone’s performance and drains your battery continuously too.
So, on having more than one antivirus app on your device, you’ll loss your battery at a high rate and it also reduces the speed of a smartphone.
Tip #5: Ignore Using Live Wallpapers
As the live wallpapers are very beautiful and make a smartphone cool but they drains too much battery. That’s why you should ignore live wallpapers as much as you can.
Tip #6: Keep Smartphone Brightness Near To 50%
Android smartphone’s screen consumes highest battery that’s why you should keep the brightness of your screen near to 50%. It will definitely increase your smartphone’s battery life.
Tip #7: Check Battery Usage (Highly Recommended)
It is highly recommended for all Android users to check the battery usage. In the battery usage, you’ll know that how much battery a certain app is consuming and if that app is of no use, then you can fore stop that app to save your battery life.
To Check out the battery usage, you’ve to go in phone settings and tap on Battery. Here, you’ll find all the apps that are consuming battery.
Tip #8: Keep Screen Timeout Short
How much time it takes to off the phone’s display screen automatically, it is called screen timeout. Android phone’s screen timeout should be low.
To make it short, you’ve to visit the settings and select Display. Now tap on Screen Timeout and select any one timeout for your display screen.
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Conclusion
Other than these 8 tricks, there are some more tips that you can use to improve your phone’s battery life such as Power Saving Mode. It is used when your phone’s battery is low and you don’t have source to charge the phone. So, I hope these tricks will be proven helpful for you and will increase the battery life of your Android phone.
Let me know what you think about these tips, or also tell me if you’ve any related question or need any other information about increasing Android phone’s battery life.
