Tips Battery Saving for Windows 10 Mobile

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Tips Battery Saving for Windows 10 Mobile – Find some good tips that you can make your battery saving last longer on Windows 10 Mobile with simple steps below.

Making use of battery saver. On Start, swipe over to the All apps list -> Settings -> System -> Battery.
Using battery saver
Try to reduce your screen’s brightness. On Start, swipe over to the All apps list -> Settings -> System -> Display. Turn off Alter brightness automatically when lights alterations then utilize the slider to set the brightness level you desire.
Use a dark background. On Start, swipe over to the All apps list -> Settings -> Personalization -> Colors -> Dark.
Set a shorter duration in advance of the screen times out. On Start, swipe over to the All apps list -> Settings -> Personalization -> Lock screen. In Screen times out following, choose the box to improve the screen’s time-out duration.

Before your screen times out, set a shorter duration. On Start, swipe over to the All apps list -> Settings -> Personalization -> Lock screen. In Screen times out following, choose the box to change the screen’s time out duration.
Turn off your screen during calls. Hit the Power button to turn off the display screen.
Turn off the viewfinder as soon as you take a picture. Hit your back button to exit the camera viewfinder, or hit the Power button to put your phone to sleep.
Set up a shorter time-out duration for Look screen or turn it away from. On Start, swipe over to the All apps list, choose Settings -> Personalization -> Glance screen -> Show Glance screen for box to alter change time-out duration or turn off Show Glance screen whenever your screen is turned off.

Improve your background apps. On Start, swipe over to the All apps list -> Settings -> System -> Battery -> Battery usage by application. You’ll see a long list of apps and how a lot battery every one is using relatively. This helps you choose which apps to allow (the ones you care about most) versus which apps to disallow (those you care about minimum). Pick an app from your list -> Always enabled in background, Managed by Windows, or Never allowed in background. (Note that some apps can’t be changed.)
Turn off location. On Start, swipe over to the All apps list, choose Settings -> Privacy -> Location -> turn off Location service.
Turn off Bluetooth. On Start, swipe over to the All apps list, choose Settings -> Devices -> Bluetooth & other devices -> turn off Bluetooth.
Turn off NFC. On Start, swipe over to the All apps list, choose Settings -> Devices -> NFC -> turn off Tap to share.

Source: Microsoft