This setting can extend your phone’s battery by 10%

Today, smartphones have become an essential tool in users’ lives as they are communication devices that allow people to stay in touch with family, friends, and colleagues no matter where they are.

In addition, mobile phones provide instant access to a variety of online information, from news and social media updates to educational resources. This aids learning, decision-making and increases productivity in academic and work environments.

Still, there are plenty of tricks that can help you extend the life of your phone’s battery, but there’s one particular method that few users know about.

Information collected from the website republic, The most modern mobile phones use 5G networks, which are faster and more powerful than 4G, but also more energy-intensive. According to one study, 5G technology consumes 6% to 11% more battery compared to other networks Okla.

Before I explain it step by step, you should remember that the phone automatically configures to connect to the 5G network.

• Enter “Settings” from your phone.
• Select “Mobile Networks” from the options menu.
• Next, tap Network Mode or Preferred Network Type, depending on your phone model.
• Then, click “4G/3G/2G”.

After following the instructions, you will notice a slight improvement in your phone’s charging time; however, it is important to note that some models do not offer the option to configure this. Still, if you want to optimize your smartphone’s battery, there are other tricks you can use.

To use power saving mode: Most phones have a power saving mode that reduces the device’s performance to extend battery life. Activate it if necessary.

Disable unnecessary features: If you’re not using Bluetooth, WiFi, or GPS, disable them to save battery.

Adjust screen brightness: Reduce screen brightness to a comfortable level, as the screen is often one of the most power-hungry components in a phone.

Limit the use of widgets and animations: Widgets and animations on the home screen consume battery. Reduce their use to a minimum or eliminate those you don’t need.

Consider using an external battery or power bank: Carry an external battery with you to charge your phone when needed, especially when you’re away from home for an extended period of time.

Replace the battery if necessary: If your phone’s battery is low, consider replacing it. Many manufacturers and repair shops offer this service.

By following these tips and adjusting your usage habits, you can extend your phone’s battery life and enjoy longer time between charges.

*This article was created with the help of artificial intelligence, which uses machine learning to generate human-like text, and curated by SEMANA’s professional journalists