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And for now, I'm using a Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8 inches
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And today, I'll show you how to enable the power saving mode on this device
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And get started. Let's just skip the time. It's super nice time right now. Umm..
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So to get started, pull down the notification panel and find the power mode toggle
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From here, tap on it. And this will bring up the medium power saving mode
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And in here, it gives you a single information what it will do
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So as you can see, it apparently limits the CPU to 70%
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But you can actually disable this if you don't want it. And also, the brightness will be dropped by 10% or less
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if you want to change it. Umm... So, I would honestly advise you to keep both of them
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if you want to save power. If you're not that keen on saving a lot of power
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then probably disabling the 70% limit would be better because this device overall isn't fast
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But you could simply disable it. And from there, accept it. Now, give it a moment and it will apply all the settings
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It does also different things like restrict background data and background location check
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And on top of that, it does also things that didn't specify. So if you have Wi-Fi or mobile networks
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or stuff like that enabled, when you lock the device, it will go to sleep
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And that means that once it goes to sleep, it disconnects from Wi-Fi and mobile
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meaning that you won't be getting any kind of notifications that would require internet connection
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because at that point, the device isn't connected to anything. It will automatically reconnect the moment you interact with it
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But other than that, if you don't interact with it, you're not getting anything
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Now, also, furthermore, you could disable unwanted things like location, Bluetooth, maybe Wi-Fi or mobile
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depending on which one you use. Turn down the brightness further than 10%
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The brightness will give you the most amount of battery here from all the toggles that we have
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So turn down the brightness as far as you want or as far as you can handle
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because honestly, just dropping it halfway gives you like over, I think, four hours
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So it is a significant battery life for such a, I would say, minuscule option right here
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just to turn down the brightness. Now, given half of that, it is a little bit..
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becoming a little bit dim, but I would say it's still manageable
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Now, you can turn it down even further if you want to, but as you can see, it's getting to the point
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that it becomes a little bit strenuous to the eye, but that is completely up to you
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if you want to save the battery that way. Now, apart from that, once you're done with this mode
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all you need to do is simply tap on the toggle. Oops, my bad. Tap on the toggle once more
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And this will disable it. As you can see, it brings it back to normal
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Now, there's also another one, if you've seen it, me tapping on the text
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So if you tap on the power saving mode, you have the maximum power saving mode
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I'm not going to be enabling it. It's just more extensive version of the normal one
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It turns on dark mode and basically disables a lot of apps, making this device a little bit more basic, I would call it
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without any or access to a lot of features of it. And that is strictly designed to save power
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So if you want to have your device turned on and still be usable in a really restrictive way
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but still being on, then maximum power saving mode will give you the most amount of battery
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but it will also remove a lot of the features of the device
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Now, that is only when you're using it. So keep that in mind
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So that is how you could enable the power saving mode. And if you found this video helpful
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