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Welcome, in front of me is a Samsung Galaxy A52 and today I'll show you how to enable
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the power saving mode. And all you really need to do is pull down the notification panel, find the toggle for
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it which for me is right here, power saving mode. Tap on it
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Assuming you actually tap on it, there we go. And as you can see, it dropped the brightness by just a tiny bit
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Now apart from dropping the brightness by a miniscule amount, it does a couple of additional things
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As you can see right now I have WiFi enabled and that's about it
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From the things that I'm going to mention. So I'll just assume I also had a mobile network
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So during the power saving mode, if the device goes to sleep, which this is considered sleeping
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it will disconnect from WiFi and mobile network to preserve battery. So if you're relying on some kind of notifications to arrive to you that would normally need
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internet connection, this will prevent them from being delivered to you. They will still wait for you basically
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So the moment you interact with the device, you will gain connection and those notifications
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will arrive. But you basically need to interact with the device to receive them
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If you don't, if you just keep it on the side waiting for those, you will be waiting for
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a while. So it will only reconnect when you actually interact with the device
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Now outside of this kind of not very helpful feature that does actually save battery, you
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can extend the battery life yourself by doing a couple additional things outside of enabling
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the power saving mode. And that would be, for instance, disabling Bluetooth
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If you're not using it, then disable it. Mobile data or WiFi, choose one, disable the other
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Location, if it's enabled, turn it off. You probably don't need it
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NFC, again, turn it off. I don't really see it here. If you have NFC, turn it off
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And probably the thing that will give you the most amount of battery is actually dropping the brightness even further
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So as an example, if you are maxed out like right now, and you drop it just by half or
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approximately half, you will most likely get about four hours of battery just for that brightness
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And if you want to drop it even lower, you'll basically keep gaining several more hours
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So it is really nice to drop the battery level to the point that you can still actually see
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what's on the screen and nothing brighter. And that will give you the most amount of battery
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And obviously, the power saving mode kind of becomes insignificant at that point
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Just dropping the brightness will increase the battery life. So yeah. But that being said, once you're done with it, you can tap on the toggle and this will
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bring up the brightness back to, I guess, what it was. And well, make the WiFi or mobile network work normally as it should
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And anything that you have disabled, well, then you can re-enable yourself again
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So that being said, if you found this very helpful, don't forget to hit like, subscribe
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and thanks for watching
