The relatively short life of most smartphone batteries have remained a major headache for many iPhone and Android smartphone users. The ever increasing innovations in the power capacity of smartphone batteries has kept the appetite for better ones distracted, but still hasn't made it something worth calling an issue of the past.

Here are ten steps you should follow to keep your smartphone working for longer hours and at the same time minimize those little wastages that add up.


Turn Wi-Fi Off
This is widely known to be one of the top causes of battery drainage. Whenever you leave your smartphone searching for available Wi-Fi networks, keep in mind that it will utilize a lot of resources which consumes battery power at a much faster pace. You can ultimately work around this by switching off your Wi-Fi at any time you do not require making use of wireless internet.

Lower Your Screen Brightness
It's certain that lowering the brightness of your screen will reduce the rate of depletion of battery life because the brighter your phone screen, the faster your battery runs down.


Make Use Of Airplane Mode
Your smartphone will often attempt to connect to a cellular network by default but by turning on the airplane feature in areas with poor network reception, you'll be saving your battery life. This can be done by switching on airplane mode in settings however, you won't be able to make or receive calls with this mode enabled.

Other battery-saving tips at:

https://www.starklytech.com/2019/02/ten-ways-to-make-your-smartphone-battery-last-longer.html?m=1

Rubbish, if u want extreme battery on ur phone, quote me and I'll send u a mod to flash on ur phone, (rooted phones only) thank me later...

If you want a good battery life on your phone, first buy a phone that has large battery capacity say 4000 to 5000mah (as electricity is a major problem in niaja).

secondly, get a power bank (original power bank) avoid road side power bank sellers that carry one's with unrealstic capacity like 30,000mah, if you see one with 10,000mah that is sizable buy it.. Or even 6000mah..

Thirdly, avoid draining your battery to 0% all the time as most of these cheap ass phones come with limited recharge cycles so they can sell newer devices, recharge cycles is simply the maximum number of times your phone can go from 100-0% and from 0-100% again before the battery life starts dropping, so when your battery is at 15% ensure you charge it or stop using it..


And lastly keep in mind that almost all smart phones of today (especially ones with inbuilt battery) are not built to last a lifetime (as it's per marketing strategy), along the span of two years of use, you should be thinking of getting a new/current device as many manufacturers don't even provide updates after the phone is phased out..

You bought a smartphone, be smart enough to deal with the problems associated with owning one cheers

Debramaye:
If you want a good battery life on your phone, first buy a phone that has large battery capacity say 4000 to 5000mah (as electricity is a major problem in niaja).

secondly, get a power bank (original power bank) avoid road side power bank sellers that carry one's with unrealstic capacity like 30,000mah, if you see one with 10,000mah that is sizable buy it.. Or even 6000mah..

Thirdly, avoid draining your battery to 0% all the time as most of these cheap ass phones come with limited recharge cycles so they can sell newer devices, recharge cycles is simply the maximum number of times your phone can go from 100-0% and from 0-100% again before the battery life starts dropping, so when your battery is at 15% ensure you charge it or stop using it..


And lastly keep in mind that almost all smart phones of today (especially ones with inbuilt battery) are not built to last a lifetime (as it's per marketing strategy), along the span of two years of use, you should be thinking of getting a new/current device as many manufacturers don't even provide updates after the phone is phased out..

You bought a smartphone, be smart enough to deal with the problems associated with owning one cheers

Quite impressive!

questechie:

Quite impressive!

driand:
Rubbish, if u want extreme battery on ur phone, quote me and I'll send u a mod to flash on ur phone, (rooted phones only) thank me later...

Anything to use on Camon 11 Pro?

Realboygenius:


Anything to use on Camon 11 Pro?

is it rooted?

Realboygenius:


Anything to use on Camon 11 Pro?

root with magisk(latest) then in magisk flash NFS injector

driand:
Rubbish, if u want extreme battery on ur phone, quote me and I'll send u a mod to flash on ur phone, (rooted phones only) thank me later...

Which phone you using?

dukeo:


Which phone you using?

htc one m9

driand:
Rubbish, if u want extreme battery on ur phone, quote me and I'll send u a mod to flash on ur phone, (rooted phones only) thank me later...

If I root my infinix hot 6.. Would i have the chance of tweaking the navigation bar key ? Perhaps hide it.. Or turn it to gesture ...

..

driand:
htc one m9

Which version of NFS

Abuheekmat:



If I root my infinix hot 6.. Would i have the chance of tweaking the navigation bar key ? Perhaps hide it.. Or turn it to gesture ...

..

yes, with xposed and gravity box

dukeo:


Which version of NFS

NFS godspeed 4.5 stable

driand:
yes, with xposed and gravity box

Thanks

nice tips,though you wouldn't be needing this if you were using a strong power device like the pouvoir 2.

nice tips,will have to try it out on my tecno device.

yeah the 5000 mah on this pouvoir 2 is a very good one.

investigator007:
nice tips,though you wouldn't be needing this if you were using a strong power device like the pouvoir 2.

driand:
htc one m9

Rooting on 8.0 seems done only with PC

Abuheekmat:



Rooting on 8.0 seems done only with PC

all htc have to be unlocked via pc first then you can root with or without pc..

driand:
all htc have to be unlocked via pc first then you can root with or without pc..

Am using infinix hot 6.. Really wish to root it but no PC

Abuheekmat:


Am using infinix hot 6.. If you know the procedure, Really wish to root it but no PC

go to a cyber cafe

driand:
go to a cyber cafe

Abeg tell me how I fit do am for cafe

Abuheekmat:


Abeg tell me how I fit do am for cafe

you can find the procedure with Google

tecno battery is good thoo, you will surily enjoy it.

saxby:
nice tips,will have to try it out on my tecno device.

My Tecno camon 11 pro battery lasts long enough

Debramaye:
If you want a good battery life on your phone, first buy a phone that has large battery capacity say 4000 to 5000mah (as electricity is a major problem in niaja).

secondly, get a power bank (original power bank) avoid road side power bank sellers that carry one's with unrealstic capacity like 30,000mah, if you see one with 10,000mah that is sizable buy it.. Or even 6000mah..

Thirdly, avoid draining your battery to 0% all the time as most of these cheap ass phones come with limited recharge cycles so they can sell newer devices, recharge cycles is simply the maximum number of times your phone can go from 100-0% and from 0-100% again before the battery life starts dropping, so when your battery is at 15% ensure you charge it or stop using it..


And lastly keep in mind that almost all smart phones of today (especially ones with inbuilt battery) are not built to last a lifetime (as it's per marketing strategy), along the span of two years of use, you should be thinking of getting a new/current device as many manufacturers don't even provide updates after the phone is phased out..

You bought a smartphone, be smart enough to deal with the problems associated with owning one cheers

sharp! Nice input.

Don't allow your device charge up to 100%. Remove it at 99%

nice tips,very informative.

true sha, its advisable to go for phones with good batteries like the pouvoir 2 pro.

Debramaye:
If you want a good battery life on your phone, first buy a phone that has large battery capacity say 4000 to 5000mah (as electricity is a major problem in niaja).

secondly, get a power bank (original power bank) avoid road side power bank sellers that carry one's with unrealstic capacity like 30,000mah, if you see one with 10,000mah that is sizable buy it.. Or even 6000mah..

Thirdly, avoid draining your battery to 0% all the time as most of these cheap ass phones come with limited recharge cycles so they can sell newer devices, recharge cycles is simply the maximum number of times your phone can go from 100-0% and from 0-100% again before the battery life starts dropping, so when your battery is at 15% ensure you charge it or stop using it..


And lastly keep in mind that almost all smart phones of today (especially ones with inbuilt battery) are not built to last a lifetime (as it's per marketing strategy), along the span of two years of use, you should be thinking of getting a new/current device as many manufacturers don't even provide updates after the phone is phased out..

You bought a smartphone, be smart enough to deal with the problems associated with owning one cheers