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Welcome and welcome to Xiaomi Poco X4 Pro and today I'll show you how you can
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enable your power saving mode. And to get started you want to pull down your
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toggles which are located on the upper right side. So you want to swipe down
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from the right side and in here you'll have a bunch of toggles. We're looking
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for the battery saver. As you can see it's right over here. So once you locate
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it simply tap on it and there we go our power saving mode is now enabled
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There's a couple things that this will do. So number one it turns off high
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refresh rate of the display. It sometimes changes the brightness of the display
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and there's a couple additional things happening in the background. So as an
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example one of them would be that the device will turn off Wi-Fi and mobile
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data when the device is in sleep mode. And this is considered sleep mode. So
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when you're not using it and you're wondering why you're not getting any
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kind of notifications on your phone from like I don't know Instagram and stuff
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like that it's probably because it's in power saving mode and the device right
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now disconnected from any kind of network so it cannot gather any kind of
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info from those applications. But when you wake it up again yourself like so it
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automatically reconnects and then it will sync up everything that was missing delivering it all in bulk. So there we go that's basically the default power saving
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mode and one last thing that I'll add on top of the power saving mode if you plan
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to preserve as much battery as you can. One of the most battery hungry things
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that you can optimize right here is changing your brightness. So brightness
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affects your battery life significantly. So max brightness will give you obviously
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the least amount of battery but if you drop it by like half you will most
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likely gain about five to six hours of battery life or so. I'm kind of guessing
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right here but that's usually the case for phones that actually show you how
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much battery life you have based on like the device. So they change it
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accordingly to what you have toggled on right now. And that's usually what it
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results in about like four to six hours of battery life. Which is a hefty amount
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of battery life just for changing the brightness itself. And additionally you
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can do a couple additional toggles if you toggle it off to preserve more
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battery life. So as an example if you're not using NFC turn it off there's no reason for it to be running. Adobe Atmos I would turn it on although I don't
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think that's gonna have much effect here. And then probably the most important
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ones would be things like the Wi-Fi mobile data. If you use one of them
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disable the other one that you aren't using. As an example if you're not home and you're only relying on your mobile network turn off the Wi-Fi. There's no
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point for the phone to constantly search for mobile or Wi-Fi networks around
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you. And last thing is location. If you're not using it for like GPS tracking right
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now turn it off. Once you need it and you open up an app that
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requires it it will let you know that it needs your location and you can simply tap on it to turn it on at the given moment
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I just kept it on so let's try it again. There we go. So that's a couple additional
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things that you can do to preserve your battery life. Now going back to the
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toggle itself once you're done with it and you can just simply tap on the toggle
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and it will make the device go to however it was functioning normally so
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with high refresh rate and all that stuff. But the toggles that you turned off yourself like the location, NFC and brightness change will stay just the way
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you kind of changed them. So if you want to get back to where you were then you
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will need to toggle them back on. Anyway if you found this video helpful don't
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