How to make your android devices run longer on battery

Long lasting battery is one thing that you we all desire for our android devices and it is still one of the major areas in device manufacturing that call for continues attention and improvement.

Though a lot of efforts have been put in place recently to make sure that newly available android devices run on improved battery life, but we still hear a lot of complaints about poor device battery life.

To be more realistic, there is never a time that we are calling for manufacturers to build android device battery that will power our devices for the whole week under heavy usage.
How to make your android devices run longer on battery

And we also know quite well that most of the devices make use of Lithium ion battery technology, but we believe that a whole love of improvement can still be made to keep our devices running for plenty of hours before charging.


A suggestion here can be a call for a shift in Lithium batteries to alternative power sources, most probably renewable batteries. And even recently, a discovery of sugar batteries that can last 10 times longer than lithium batteries was made.

If you could recall, that poor battery life was one of the major cons of Blackberry devices and that even contributed in almost putting Blackberry in limbo as we can see.

Today, you have many people complaining that their android devices batteries drains fast even when they are not making use of them. Though the reason for that might not be farfetched considering the user in question and the way the open source android operating system was built.


But whatever the case may be and whichever of the android devices you are currently using now, we have a general guide for you on how to make your device run longer on battery.
In order for you to achieve longer battery life with your android device, follow the simple guide below;

= => Always disconnect your internet connections when not in use. If you feel you sometimes forget to do that, you can always automate the process with certain apps like juice defender.

= => Always try to stop unnecessary running applications and processes on your device.

= => Don’t forget to off or disable your device wireless and Bluetooth adapters when not in use.

= => Dim your screen display to level you are comfortable with.

= => Don’t forget to set your volume at low but still audible level

= => Time the sleep mode for inactivity

= => If you have unnecessary USB devices attached to your device, always disconnect them.


And I tell you, by the time you implement the laid down simple guide above, you will end up having your android device running longer on battery juice and that will conquer the frustration of having to plug in your device for charging every now and then.

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How to make your android devices run longer on battery How to make your android devices run longer on battery Reviewed by Edwin Akwudolu on 10:56:00 AM Rating: 5

5 comments:

  1. Thank so much Edwin for the informative articles. Please I just want to know if there are super charger or fast chargers I.e those that can charge your device in minutes.
    What is your recommendation about power banks.
    Thanks.

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    1. Hi Triple C,

      Yes there are faster chargers for your android but not the one that will charge in minutes like your former Nokia phones, it will still take some hours to charge up your android but let say 1hr lesser than the slow charger.

      For power banks, do not go for any one below 5000mAh. If you have the bucks, you can go for A2W power banks of 30,000mAh for 6K or 20,000mAh for 4.8k.

      Do have a wonderful day ahead and thank you for dropping by.

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  2. Thanks man for the reply. Pls where can I get the power bank of 30000mAh for 6k. The one online is just 12000mAh for 8k/10k. Is a2w PB better than other PB in the market? I'll appreciate your feedback. Thanks once more for the good job.

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  3. Thanks for this wonddrful piece.

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