Smartphone Tips: Do you know that the wallpaper of its display also helps in saving battery...

If the phone is switched off all the work stops. We try different methods to save the battery of the phone. If the phone battery becomes low or dead, then the tension increases. To save battery, we turn off the internet many times, and sometimes the phone Force Stops some apps. But do you know that you can also save battery by changing the wallpaper? Yes, the battery can be saved even with wallpaper.

The high brightness of the screen drains the phone's battery quickly. Along with this, the color of the display also has a bad effect on the battery.

If you do not put any wallpaper on the screen and leave it completely dark black, then you can save the additional battery of the phone. So every little bit counts if you want to squeeze the most out of your battery. That's why the battery can be saved by black display.

For example, if you apply a glowing wallpaper for 8 hours, the battery will drain faster. On the other hand, if you leave the screen black without wallpaper, then the battery will last 10-15 minutes longer than that. However, for phones that come with AMOLED display panels, there is no such need for black wallpaper. They are designed in such a way that the battery consumption is not the same as with the white display.

Some XDA users report that black wallpapers consume only 3% battery on OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) displays. Meanwhile, the default (or colorful) wallpaper consumes 5% of the battery. It was roughly measured based on 15 minutes of observation.

Apart from this, there are some other ways by which the battery can be budgeted. Try not to keep the screen brightness full. Apart from this, keep the phone's vibration or keyboard sound off because it also consumes some % of the battery.

Remove the background of apps that are not working, because many apps run in the background and consume battery. Apart from this, if you get the option of a dark theme on your phone, then enable it.
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