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Welcome and follow me as a Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 and today I'll show you
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how you can enable your power saving mode on here. So to get started simply
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pull down your notifications, extend the list and somewhere in here you'll find
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the power saving mode. You can simply tap on it and there we go, it enables. Now
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there is one thing to keep in mind. When you enable power saving mode, it usually
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disconnects from mobile data and Wi-Fi when the device is in sleep mode. And
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just to clarify this, this would be considered a sleep mode. So that's one
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thing. And number two, it turns off the high refresh rate display. So if you
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really like the 120 Hertz refresh rate, this turns it off unfortunately
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And once you're done with it, you can disable it. Now on a fold there is another
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option which I'm gonna see if there is one right here. So it's going to be in
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battery and device care. And we do have it right here as well. So I'm gonna just
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kind of show you again how I got here. So you navigate into settings, then scroll
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down and select battery and device care, select battery, scroll down, select more
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battery settings. And in here you'll find the performance mode or performance
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profiles. And you have the standard. So obviously as it would imply that's the
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standard one. Every phone has it. But you do also have the light one. Now what it
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does is it drops the clock of the processor. So it will run a little bit
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slower in terms of like high demanding mobile games. You might see a little bit
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of a difference in couple frames. So if that bothers you, you can turn it off
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then. But in basically typical use I don't think you can tell any difference
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if this is enabled or not. And it will save you some battery because the
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processor doesn't need to be pushed so hard all the time. It will consume less
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power, doesn't need to draw as much performance to do the typical tasks. So
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this will save you a little bit of battery. But like I said, in terms of heavy demanding like gaming, mobile gaming, you might want to turn it off if
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you can see some kind of performance drop. If you can't, keep it on. It's just
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going to give you better battery life. And if you can't see any difference then
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there is basically no drawback to it. So anyway, if you found this very helpful
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don't forget to hit like, subscribe and thanks for watching
