Almost 60-70% of the people in the world are now using a smartphone. Everyone encounters a problem with battery reinforcement. A mobile operating system like Android consumes much battery compared to others.
On the average, Android battery lasts about 6-7 hours. Long lasting battery life was always an important factor for buyers to consider before purchasing any phone.
Well, smartphone battery life will degrade with the usage but if your phone is getting power hungry, then you need to figure out what’s wrong. Here we will discuss some possible reasons why your smartphone battery is draining quickly.
Bright Screen
This is the top most reason why smartphone’s battery nowadays doesn’t last long. If you set your screen brightness too high, then you are actually killing your smartphone’s battery unknowingly.
Turn your screen brightness to the minimum or set it to automatic mode. This will probably help you save some precious battery power.
Wi-Fi
Wifi might the best way to reduce your mobile bill. However, it will increase your electricity bill significantly. If your phone is constantly searching for available WiFi network then it can burn through a lot of power. If you don’t need a WiFi network then simply turn it off.
Background Apps
Apps running in the background can drain your battery in no time. Especially, if you are having an Android smartphone, most of the apps in Android stays active in the background thereby consuming a lot of battery power. So, make sure to check the settings menu and disable all the running apps.
Battery Management Apps
You might have already installed a battery or power management app on your smartphone. There are many applications available in Google Play Store that claims to increase the battery life of Android. However, these apps will not do any good to your battery because it increases the load on the smartphone and forces the device to use more battery power.
Outdated Operating System
As we all know, every new OS released by smartphone manufacturers bring new fixes to our smartphone. Sometimes, updates bring bug fixes that can resolve the battery drain issue. For example, if you are running Android Kitkat, then there are high chances that your Android battery will drain much faster compared to Lollipop. Therefore, if you are running an older version of an Operating system, make sure to update it as soon as possible.
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