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Hello and welcome back to hard info. In
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this video, I will show you how to fix
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your Opin X9 battery draining too fast.
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So, first of all, we want to simply go
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into our settings. Then you want to
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scroll a little bit down and enter
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battery. In here, we can see a battery
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usage per application. As you can see,
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for me it's the system launcher, camera,
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and settings because I am the tutorial
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guy. But chances are that yours is
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completely different. Maybe there are
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some social media applications, maybe
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there are something else. So, it is no
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like surprise that almost like okay,
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it's second place that the second place
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of highest battery usage is the
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applications. I will mention uh the
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first place in a moment. And how can we
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fix those applications that are really
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hungry for our battery? Well, we want to
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go into power saving settings. And at
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the very bottom, we have app battery
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management. We want to go there. And for
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example, let's say that Facebook was on
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the top of our list for highest battery
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usage per application, which is not
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really that far from truth. If you are
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actually a Facebook user, then you will
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have a lot of battery eaten by Facebook.
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And in order to fix that, we want to
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head into Facebook. And as you can see,
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oh actually it was set um by default it
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is set to recommend it which is the
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smart mode which is like the middle
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ground. And the other side of the
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spectrum is allow background activity
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which will just make it so Facebook is
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uh free real estate and he can do they
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can do whatever they want with your
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battery. And as you can see, even the
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even the phone itself says that power
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consumption will increase. So I wouldn't
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really advise that. However, what I do
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advise is restricting background
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activity for problematic applications.
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Now, if you like really need those
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Facebook notifications or like whatever
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else, then you probably don't want to do
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that since notifications might be
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delayed or they might not show at all or
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the app will, I don't know, work
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slightly slower. But trust me, it won't
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really matter. You won't probably see a
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difference and Facebook won't run in the
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background and won't be stealing your
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data, which is a nice win always. So,
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I'm going to go into Okay. And
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congratulations, we have fixed the
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battery drain almost because I only
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mentioned about second place and that's
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applications that are power hungry. But
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the first place is something we actually
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been looking at for the past 2 minutes
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and 45 seconds. It's the screen like our
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screen. it in order to actually display
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our things and show us the brightness
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and all of that, it requires a lot of
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energy and luckily we can optimize it
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pretty well. First, we want to head into
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battery one more time. That is not
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battery, sorry. And we want to go back
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into those power saving settings. Now,
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first of all, we want to automatically
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go into power saving mode whenever we
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drop below certain percentage of our
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battery. I do believe that 20% is a good
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threshold. And with that, I would also
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advise you to enable auto dark mode.
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Now, why dark mode is essential? Well,
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this is because most screens are
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actually OLED screens, meaning that they
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need more energy to display brighter
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pixels. And in dark mode, the ratio
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between brighter pixels and darker
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pixels is literally switched. So, uh our
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battery consumption should be slightly
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lower. Also, I would advise you to go
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into sleep standby optimization. So, it
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will basically put to sleep the
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applications that are kind of running in
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the background, but you're not really
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using them right now. I do believe that
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it is very useful and just a nice thing
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to have because trust me, this simple
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setting has saved me a lot of power
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battery. Now the unfortunate thing is
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that if you have something running in
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the background, chances are it will
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basically turn off and when you return
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to your application by for example doing
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this, you will need to open it from the
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very beginning. But if you don't really
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have a problem with that, then
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everything should be fine. And lastly,
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we have something called video battery
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saver, which as you can see
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automatically optimizes battery usage
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when a supported video app is draining
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the battery. This may impact video and
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audio quality. If you don't really care
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about that, then you can just enable it
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since most people are just scrolling
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mindlessly for Tik Tok anyway and they
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don't really see that. Uh oh, actually I
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see slightly less pixels than usually.
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So yeah, we we can just ignore that. And
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with that, with all those settings
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enabled, also we can just forcefully go
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into power saving mode. But I think this
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is pretty obvious. we should
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successfully fix the draining battery
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problem that you might have on your Oppo
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X9 Ultra. Now, if you have some other
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tips and tricks for how to deal with
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that problem, make sure to leave them
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down in the comments below. And yeah,
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that's actually all from me. If you
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found this video useful, make sure to
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leave a like, subscribe, and as always,
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thanks for watching. See you next time.
