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Welcome, in front of me is a Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 and today I'll show you how to enable
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the power saving mode. And to get started, let's pull down the notification panel, find the power mode, hold it, and this
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will take you to the settings. So from here we can go into medium power saving mode or maximum power saving mode, depending
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on which one you want. Now medium, as you can see, brings up this menu giving you several information of what
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it will do, so turn off always on display, limit CPU speed to 70% and turn off 5G and
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switch to only 4G or LTE, along with dropping the brightness, maximum brightness by 10%
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Now if you don't want some of those features you can simply tap on it to disable it, if
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for instance you want to still have full performance. Also it will do a little bit of different things that isn't actually mentioned in here
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things like for instance switch off mobile data or WiFi when the device is in idle mode
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so when you're not using it for several minutes. And that is so basically, it doesn't need the connection so it's just gonna disable
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it, but it will result in you receiving notifications and stuff like that from Facebook as an example
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only when you actually interact with the device, because only then the device will reconnect
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to network. So let's tap on turn on and as you can see there is the things that it's doing, restricts
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background data, high system speed, background location check, so couple things are basically
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disabled and all of this is just to save the battery. And this is the normal power saving mode I would say, but you also have the maximum one
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Now it does basically everything that the medium one does, as you can see right here
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but once you actually tap on the app play you will see a bit of a difference, so we have limit CPU speed, turn off always on display, restrict background data, limit number of
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usable apps, dark mode, turn off biometrics, high system speed, turn off 5G, background
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location check and didn't get to read the last one. But as you can see there is way more happening here and also if you look at the display itself
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it is right now a little bit bland to say the least
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So it removes any kind of wallpaper, wallpaper is unnecessary, you're trying to save as much
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battery as you can and by actually disabling the wallpaper and keeping the display black
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it doesn't need to light up all this area that is purely black, so that saves battery
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And there is way more happening here as you can clearly see
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Once you're done with this mode simply tap on the toggle once more and it will go back
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to normal. And there we go, the last thing that I didn't manage to read is the motion smoothness, so
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the refresh rate of the display will be also reduced. By default this is 120, so I assume it's going to drop it to 60
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Now once you go back I think it's still going to keep the previous one, no it goes back
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to optimize, so it also will leave the medium power saving mode that was enabled at the beginning
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So this is how you would enable the power saving mode and if you found this very helpful
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