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Welcome and following me is a Apple Find X5 Pro and today I'll show you how we
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can enable the power saving mode. So to get started let's pull down our
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notification panel, expand it and look for the toggle. Now for me it looks like
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it's right over here. First toggle on the second page. Hopefully you can find it in
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the same exact place. I haven't changed the orientation of them so I assume it
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will be in the same location for you. Now once you locate it you can simply tap on
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it and this will turn it on and as you can see it turns a battery this kind of
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like yellow orange color. So that is strictly to indicate that it is running
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and the reason for that is power saving mode does do a couple of things in the
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background which is which aren't really disclosed. Number one it most likely
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turned off our high refresh rate. Yep so because this device supports high
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refresh rate it's now off. Things like 5G network is now off as well and
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then there's a couple additional things happening in the background which aren't
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necessarily the best. So as an example as you can see I have mobile data and Wi-Fi
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enabled. When the device goes into sleep mode which this would be considered a
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sleep mode it will disconnect from both of those so Wi-Fi and mobile data and
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because of this I won't be getting any kind of notifications from applications
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that would need that connection. So applications that would be affected by
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it would be things like WhatsApp, Messenger, Facebook and so on. Any kind of
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application that needs network connection. Now when you wake up the device again like it is right now it will automatically reconnect and deliver
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everything that was missing in bulk so all the notifications that you weren't
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getting. So just keep that in mind. And one last thing that is a little bit of
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an alternative to the power saving mode which might interest some people. I'm
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gonna turn that off turn this off. So power saving mode doesn't really do that
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much. It does a couple things that might be annoying. So what I recommend you to
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do if you tend to run your device at like max brightness or anything
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close to that I urge you to drop your brightness by like halfway. This will
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yield you about three hours of extra battery life which most of the time this
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is more battery life than you'll get from strictly the power saving mode. So
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it is something worth actually changing for like actual good power saving
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alternative. And additionally it doesn't do anything wonky in the background like
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turns off your hotspot or not hotspot but mobile network and Wi-Fi when you're
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not using the device. So you can still expect all the notifications and
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anything that would normally be delivered to you to be still delivered as it should be. The only difference is your screen brightness
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will be a little bit dimmer. So anyway if you found this very helpful don't forget
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