Improve Your Battery Life Tips

                                                   Improve Your Battery Life Tips

         I’ve had battery drain issues on my last phones. I just figured it maybe was my fault, maybe I’m too addicted to apps, take too many photos, or just use my phone too much?

         It was time to kick things up to the next level. Here’s how I finally beat the worst of my battery battles — and now you can do it for your phone.

1 Start with your own battery test

Sometimes an app prevents your phone from going into standby and wreaks havoc on your battery life. So let’s start with you own battery test.

How to test it:

On iOS, go into Settings, then Battery. Scroll all the way down to the bottom and you’ll find two numbers, one for Standby and one for Usage. Your Usage number should be way, way lower than your Standby number. If it’s not, you might have a problem, and you can confirm it by jotting down your Standby and Usage times and then clicking the lock button on your phone. On Android, you can get the same information under Settings-Device-Battery. The information on this menu is Essentially the same as it is on an phone.

If you find that your phone isn’t “resting” when you’re not using it, there’s likely a very clear reason.

2 Don’t push me

When an app is doing things even when you’re not using it, it could be malfunctioning, and stuck in an endless loop that’s draining all your power. That’s what happened to me, with, of all things, one of the email accounts I had connected to my phone.

3 When background apps are the killer

There are other times too when an app is running when you’re not using it and that’s called “Background App Refresh.” There are lots of reasons apps update in the background, like the Music app fetching new playlists, Facebook updating your social feeds. It’s all in the name of convenience, but it might also be leaving you with a dead battery halfway through the afternoon.

4 Multitasking is good!

Do you ever double-tap your home button and see all the apps your phone has suspended, waiting for you to go back to them? Whenever I do, I always close them out of instinct, thinking that they must be eating up battery life, right? No! In fact, closing apps from the multitasking menu can actually hurt the phone’s overall battery life, and for a totally logical reason.

5 Low-power mode can add hours to your battery life

Android and iOS both come with low-power features that let you turn off almost all of your phone’s extra features anytime and save tons of energy throughout the day. You can turn it on when the battery drops to 20% or much earlier by going to Settings-

Battery-Low Power Mode and switching it on. It can be a real life saver, and it has the bonus benefit of preventing even more battery stress by depleting a dying battery even further than it already is.

      There are other little things you can do on you phone, which can improve your battery life.

How to make your laptop battery full of vitality

        How to make your laptop battery full of vitality

      Do you have trouble because the laptop battery is always charged? Why not extend the battery life a bit? I believe you can do it. Just follow the method below.

To change the display settings on Mac OS X

      First, open System Preferences and click Display.  From here you see a slider that controls the brightness. Find a happy medium to lower the brightness too.  Not only will this help preserve your battery life, it will also be less straining for your eyes. Underneath the Brightness slider, there’s a checkbox for Automatically adjust brightness. If you are more often than not in a brightly lit room, keep this setting off, you’ll be better adjusting it manually.

     The Energy Saver feature can also be found in System Preferences and is quite a handy little feature that helps save your laptop battery life. Check the box for Slightly dim the display while on battery power. On the Energy Saver page, you can adjust your settings to best suit you. For example, you can set certain times for Computer Sleep and Display Sleep, which will both kick in if your MacBook is idle for a set period of time. Choose a time that you’re comfortable with for the lapotp Battery tab and the Power Adapter tab and away you go.

To save battery life for Windows 10 users 

       Firstly, go to the Control Panel, then Hardware and Sound, then Power Options, then select either a Balanced or Power Saver plan. Only ever use the High-Performance plan for gaming or high-end graphics apps.  Extra power and display options can be found on the start screen by tapping the Settings button, then tap System. On the left menu, simply tap Display and a slider for Adjust brightness level will appear.

      The next thing for you to do is tap Battery Saver from the left menu then turn the toggle to on.  This is a new feature that will limit background activity and push notifications in order to preserve your device’s battery life. One more thing you can do is from the left menu, tap Power & Sleep. From here you can choose times for Windows 10 to turn the screen off and put your PC in sleep mode.

       Keyboard backlighting is another feature that drains your battery unnecessarily, so turn them off when you don’t need them. And lastly, turn off Wi-Fi and Bluetooth when you don’t need them and unplug any peripherals when not in use as both with drain your battery without you getting any benefit.

       When using a laptop in peacetime, pay more attention to these methods to improve the life of the battery is the maximum protection of your laptop, but if your laptop battery  is really die, you can only go to the  battery mall to buy one.