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Bluetooth and WiFi no longer consume much battery

Many people believe that if Bluetooth and Wi-Fi remain on continuously, the phone’s battery will drain quickly. However, this is not completely correct. Modern smartphones have developed so much that these features do not have much impact on the battery. These smartphones use Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) technology, which drains very little battery even when left on. Bluetooth uses only 2.5 mW of energy. Similarly, Wi-Fi has also become quite energy-efficient now and it consumes less battery than mobile data.

What is eating the most of phone battery?

If you want your phone’s battery to last longer, it is necessary to change some settings. Turning off location services, turning off features like Super HDR and Always-On Display can help save battery. Additionally, reducing screen brightness, using dark mode, and decreasing screen timeout are also effective ways to save battery. When you’re not using the phone, many processes run in the background. Limiting these will also reduce battery consumption.

features

• Bluetooth energy consumption: 2.5 mW


• Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) technology


• Current Wi-Fi System: Energy-Efficient

Key Features

Bluetooth and Wi-Fi in today’s smartphones are designed in such a way that they consume only minimal battery. These use low-energy radio technology which does not have any major impact on the battery.

Performance/Benchmark

Although benchmark data is not provided, users have experienced significant improvements in battery performance when changing these settings.

Availability and price

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• Bluetooth (BLE) vs. traditional Bluetooth: lower energy consumption


• Wi-Fi vs mobile data: less battery drain