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Welcome, I'm from Let Me Say Samson, Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra, and today I will show you how
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you can enable your power saving mode on this tablet. So to get started, all you really need to do is pull down your notification panel, locate
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the power saving mode, tap on it, and there you go, you're done, in a general power saving
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mode manner. Now additionally, if you're interested, you can do a couple extra things to preserve your
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battery and I'll quickly go into a couple of them just to show you, but before I do
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I'll mention that power saving mode does change a couple of things, like for instance your
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mobile network and wifi connections when the device is in sleep mode, I think
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So it will disconnect from them, which will cause you to not have any kind of updates
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during this time, and it also turns off your high refresh rate on your screen
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So instead of having 120, now you have 60. So now that you know that, we can go into a couple of things extra that will have a
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far better battery saving effect than this wimpy little power saving mode
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So number one, the less effective ones are disabling things like your location, if you're
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not using it, there's really no reason for it to be running in the background, Bluetooth
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again, if you're not using it, turn it off, turn location off, there we go
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So that's a couple of things. Number two would be if you're using wifi on mobile data, you probably are using primarily
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your wifi, if this is a tablet, considering most likely you're using it at home
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Turn off mobile, you don't really need it. So it is using more of your battery and again, not using it, don't need it
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On the second page, we don't have anything turned on here that would give us any kind of effect
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Let's see if there's anything extra here. So Bluetooth already touched upon, and that's basically about it from the toggles
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And now going into one of the most important things would be the device brightness
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So right now we're, that would be what I'll be normally using this device at in a normal
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day, daytime scenario. So it's almost maxed out. This uses a lot of battery, the brightness
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And if you want to gain extra like six, seven hours of battery life, all you really need
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to do is just do this. There we go. And you just gain like six, about six hours of battery life, if not more
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Now I'm kind of guessing the amount of battery life you will get from this just because I
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have no actual way of knowing it. Our device doesn't actually tell me, or this device doesn't actually tell me how much time
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is left at the current state of the settings and battery. So I'm just virtually judging it from like past experiences on the devices that actually
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did tell me. But those, keep in mind, had a much smaller screen and also much smaller batteries
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So I assume it will be somewhere around like six to seven hours of extra battery life by
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dropping the max brightness by the amount that I did. Additionally, just a little thing to know
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As you can see right now, I'm basically dropping it from half to almost full
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And truth be told, there's not much visible difference. There is a difference in power consumption between those, like from here to here, but
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you don't get as much visible brightness. So that is something that you should know
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Brightness, the brighter it gets, the significantly more energy it needs. So even like from max to this, virtually the same kind of brightness look, but still the
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device just gained probably additional hour or two of extra battery life
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So the brightness is most likely the most important thing to change when you're trying
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to preserve battery life. But now going back to the actual like power saving mode, which this kind of begin with
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the toggle was right here. And once you're done with it, you can simply tap on it again and this will re-enable your
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high refresh rate and make the device go back to like the normal functioning state
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So that being said, if you found this video helpful, informative in any kind of way, don't
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