Many smartphone users suffer from the problem of low battery life. This problem has multiple causes. What are these causes and how can they be solved?
Reasons for weak battery:
Run applications in the background:
Some applications, such as “social media platforms” or “location applications,” remain active even after their virtual shutdown, resulting in significant power consumption.
High screen brightness and long operating time:
The screen is the largest power consumer on the phone, especially when the lighting level is increased or the always-on display feature is activated.
Keeping these services active without actual need contributes to speeding up battery drain.
Most phones rely on lithium-ion batteries, which gradually lose part of their storage capacity after hundreds of charging cycles.
Treatment methods:
* Reduce screen brightness or activate “automatic mode”.
* Close unnecessary applications and prevent them from running in the background.
* Disable “location services” and connectivity when not needed.
* Activate “power saving mode” found on most phones.
* Update the operating system and applications regularly, as updates often include improvements in power management.
* Use an original and certified charger to avoid battery damage.
* Avoid fully charging or fully discharging frequently, as it is recommended to maintain the charge level between 20% and 80% as much as possible.
If the phone suddenly shuts down despite charging, or the battery runs out within a few hours of normal use, it may be time to replace it at an “authorized maintenance center.”
With the increasing reliance on smartphones for work, communication, and entertainment, managing power consumption remains an essential step to maintain device performance and avoid unpleasant surprises during the day.
