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In front of me is a Motorola Moto G51 and today I'll show you how you can enable the
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power saving mode. And to get it started, all you need to do is pull down your notification panel straight
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from the top, expand it and look for the toggle. As you can see for me it is located on the second page
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Now this is the default orientation of all the toggles, so if you haven't changed the
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orientations of yours, it should be roughly in the same place. Once you locate it, simply tap on it and it will give you a quick message what the battery
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saver will do to your device. As you can see it will turn on dark theme, turns off or restricts background activities
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some visual effects and other features like Hey Google. Now in terms of the background activities, it just terminates apps that are running in
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the background after a couple minutes just to save on the battery and when it comes down
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to visual effects, as an example it will turn off your 120 Hz refresh rate of your display
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and change it back to 60 to preserve battery. So let's select turn on and there we go
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So that is the default thing that the power saving mode does
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If you want to extend your battery even further, greater than what the actual battery saver
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does, you can do a couple of things yourself as well. So when we pull down on the notification panel, you can see that I have a bunch of toggles
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right here. Number one, if you're not using your Bluetooth, you can turn it off
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For Wi-Fi or mobile data, if you aren't using Wi-Fi, turn it off and just utilize the mobile data
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So the device doesn't need to look for Wi-Fi all the time. And on the second page, we have NFC
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If you're not using it, turn it off. It's primarily most of the time used only to pay for things at the store
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At least that's what I use it for and when I'm not using it, I always have it off
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And a last and probably the most important change you can do to gain some huge amounts
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of battery is the brightness. So by dropping it halfway on most of the devices, that drop from like max to half, yields you
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several additional hours of battery life. Five hours or so should be the thing that you should expect
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I don't think there is a way for us to know how much it will give
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Let's see. Yeah, it looks like it does not change the timer right here
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It gives us just an approximation of the mode. So battery saver on at 85% I just calculated at about 1 day and 10 hours
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And even though I would drop the brightness, it does not change, which you can see it's
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still 1 day and 10 hours, which with this kind of brightness, it should be significantly more
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So anyway, there is a couple of things that you can toggle yourself for extra battery life
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So let's start going back to the normal battery saver. Once you're done with it, you can turn it off by tapping on a toggle once again, and
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everything should go back to the way it was before. 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
