Here’s our guide for how to make your cell
phone battery last longer so you can stretch
and extend the time span between charges.
Also, don’t forget to check out our
comprehensive cell phone reviews and
accompanying specs if you’re looking to pick
up a phone equipped with a marathon-like
battery. We always consider battery life as an
integral and important part of our review
process.
1. Power Down: Obviously this isn’t
always an option, but if you don’t
have reception, are going to sleep, or
it’s after business hours then turning
your phone off is the easiest way to
save battery life.
2. Turn off Bluetooth and Wi-Fi:
Bluetooth and Wi-Fi are power-hungry
features so disable them when they’re
not in use.
3. Turn off vibrate and keytones:
Swinging a little weight is a lot of
work and a premiere power drainer.
Switch off your cell phone’s vibrate
function and consider switching off
your keytones if you can live without
them. You can also set your ringtones
to a low volume to save extra juice.
4. No flash photography: Avoid using the
flash on camera phones. The little
flashes are powerful and therefore use
lots of energy, especially if you take
multiple shots in a row. In fact, same
goes for the camera as well.
5. Lower screen brightness: Cell phones
can save power this way just like
laptops . You probably won’t be able
to decrease it by more than 50%, but
your eyes will adjust to a moderate
decrease. Also consider setting the
display brightness to adjust
automatically.
6. Close applications: Apps consume
battery power as long as there open.
Shut apps down if they’re not in use,
including nonessential apps running in
the background.
We recommend Wakelock Detector as
a great way for Android users to check
out individual app usage statistics.
Apple users can double-tap the Home
button to access recently used apps,
some of which run in the background.
7. Phone calls only: Playing games,
watching video, scrolling through
pictures, and cruising the Internet will
all suck up your power. If you only
have a sliver of battery life left then
save it for phone calls. Avoid Facetime
and other forms of video chatting
while you’re at it.
8. Don’t search for a signal: Your phone
will continually search for a signal in
areas with poor reception. Either turn
the phone off, switch it to airplane
mode or think about purchasing a
signal amplifier for better reception in
dead zones.
9. Don’t let it die: Avoid placing
unwanted strain on your battery by
charging it before it fully discharges of
its power.
10. Keep it out of the heat: Don’t leave
your phone in a hot car or anywhere
with hot temperatures if it can be
avoided. There is an optimum
temperature range cell phones function
at.
11. Turn off GPS Tracking: Triangulating
your position via radio waves and
satellites will eat away at your battery
like no other. Try to use it only when
navigation and location services are
key.
12. Limit the screen timeout. Most cell
phone screens will stay lit for a
specified period of time after receiving
input such as a swipe or tap. Set the
timeout to the shortest available in
your settings so the display will
essentially go into a sleep mode when
not in use.
13. Turn off notifications and syncing.
Notifications and background syncing
aren’t crucial to use your phone, but
the constant updating and displaying
of messages consumes a good deal of
energy. Limit your notifications to
what’s actually important and keep
automatic syncing to a minimum.
14. Update apps regularly. While not
always the case, many apps are often
updated to increase their battery
efficiency and utilize less power.
Switch on automatic updates or
download them manually if you want
greater control over the updating
process.
15. Purchase an external cell phone
battery. It can’t hurt to have a backup
battery for when all else fails. Below
our some of our favorites available on
the market.

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