Samsung devices come with pretty good battery life but what happened when your Galaxy phone is about to die? The smartphone maker has Ultra Power Saving Mode to keep your device alive, this feature slows down the battery consumption and turns off some features of your phone.
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There are three different ways to get around this battery-saving feature which are to turn off the Always On display, limit the CPU speed to 70%, and reduce the brightness to 10%. These are really small things, and you might not even notice a difference.
The fourth option that is available is to limit apps and the home screen. Which can get you a ton of extra battery life. To be honest, if you’re charging your phone at night, you probably won’t need to use it, but it’s good to have it when you need it. Below you can see how to enable Ultra Power Saving Mode on your Samsung Galaxy phone.
How to enable Ultra Power Saving Mode on your Samsung Galaxy phone?
Unlock your Galaxy phone and navigate to Settings.
Then scroll down and tap on Battery and Device Care.
Now tap on Battery.
Tap on Power Saving Mode.
Then tap the slider next to the off to turn it on.
