Samsung Battery Drain Solutions

Are you having trouble with keeping your Samsung battery charged? If so, don’t worry you are not alone as this is a very common issue with Samsung Galaxy batteries. We are going to go over some solutions that may fix this.

 

 Solution 1: Using Apps

 

The first solution you should give a try is installing Greenify, an app that could increase the battery life. What it does is hibernate all of your apps, and they activate only when you are using them yourself. It will check the inactive time and when it hits a certain amount of inactivity, it puts the app to sleep. This will help increase the battery life on any Samsung Galaxy.

 

Basically, it prevents the apps from running in the background without you knowing.

Click here for the Greenify Tutorial

 

 Solution 2: Change Settings to Extend Your Battery

 

 If you use the auto brightness feature, then the first step to take is turning this off and setting the brightness at a lower level than the max, but not so dim you can’t see the screen. This is a simple method, but very effective when it comes to extending battery life.

 

 Solution 3:  GPS Location

 

 If you haven’t already, try to limit or fully disable the GPS feature. Samsung batteries will end up going dead much quicker if you have the GPS enabled. This is because there is more than just Google that is using the data to track your current location, such as on Facebook.

 

 To limit the GPS tracking on a Galaxy, do the following:

 

 Navigate to Settings > Location> Mode, From here you will find three more options to choose from:

 

 High Accuracy: This uses the GPS, the Wi-Fi and even the network in order to figure out your current location. This can really drain the battery.

 

 Device Only: This uses the on-board GPS.

 

 Battery Saving: This mode helps reduce the drainage to the battery.

 

 If GPS location isn’t needed, you can also simply turn the feature off. Select the mode based on your situation. There may be times you don’t need it on, and other times when you’re out for a run and turn it on just in case something happens.

 

 Solution 4: Sync settings

 

 Are you connected to apps like Facebook and others that feature push notifications? By disabling the sync feature you will be able to increase your battery life by reducing the amount of unwanted notifications.

 

 If some of the push notifications are important, there is a way to choose which ones you can still get.

 

 Solution 5: Check your Battery Settings

 

 At this point you have reduced the brightness, saved by disabling the GPS box and others, now it’s time to review the stats in the battery settings. This will give you a list of the things which have taken up the battery life. There are many things you can try in order to increase the battery life.

 

 To see what could be draining your battery the most, go to Settings > Devices > Battery. From here, you will be able to view the top reasons for battery usage. To improve the battery usage for each app, simply tap on the three dots, then choose how you prefer it to be adjusted. You can choose to never activate, or when the battery is at 5% or 15%. Doing this will help reduce your overall battery usage.

 

 The above solutions can be customized to fit your personal needs. None of them are required to operate the basic features, only you know which settings you can do without to extend your battery. The Greenify app can greatly increase the battery life on it’s own, so the other solutions are just to help get every drop of power out when needed.

 

 Hopefully you were able to improve your Samsung Galaxy’s battery life by using some of these solutions. This will allow you to get the longest life you can from your battery without having to constantly worry about the phone dying.

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