"If your new Galaxy phone isn't lasting an entire day on a single charge, there are ways to make the most of what you have without hindering the user experience. Most Samsung phones feature AMOLED displays, which can control individual pixels. So, when you use a dark theme or dark wallpaper, the part of the screen that needs to stay black won't turn on those pixels. This, in turn, reduces screen power usage and makes your battery last slightly longer."
"This setting ideally comes activated out of the box, but some people turn it off because it's not always accurate. However, over the years, Samsung's ambient light sensor has improved in quality. Your Galaxy phone can reliably detect the lighting in your environment to automatically adjust the screen luminosity. This ensures your display is more efficient and isn't brighter than needed."
Galaxy flagship phones include many features that can drain battery life if unused. Using Dark Mode on AMOLED screens prevents unnecessary pixel illumination and reduces screen power consumption. Keeping Adaptive Brightness enabled lets the improved ambient light sensor reliably adjust display luminosity so the screen is no brighter than needed. The recommendations aim to improve battery efficiency while preserving quality of life, avoiding measures like lowering screen resolution or reducing refresh rate that can affect the user experience. Simple system settings and sensible display choices can meaningfully extend single-charge battery endurance on Galaxy devices.
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