6 apps to save your Android smartphone battery

We use our smartphone every day for many important things: calling, e-mailing, chatting, taking pictures, gaming, and so on. Then it is of course so nice if the battery lasts a full day. To help you with that, here are six energy-saving apps for your smartphone.

Battery Doctor

The battery is often the weakest link of a smartphone. Fortunately, you can save a lot of energy with the help of a few simple tricks. Battery Doctor analyzes which apps are using a lot of power and makes it possible to close them all at once with one tap.

In addition, this app shows how much extra time you can work with your smartphone by, for example, switching off WiFi or Bluetooth or lowering the brightness of your screen. Also useful is that the app shows how long your phone needs to charge to get the battery percentage back to 100. A top app!

Play Store

Price: For free

BatteryDefender

BatteryDefender does everything it can to let you enjoy your smartphone for as long as possible. Whenever you turn off the display, the app will turn off your Wi-Fi and mobile data connection. Fortunately, you can put together a whitelist, so that you can continue to use certain apps in the background that require an internet connection.

Thanks to three clear buttons, you can also use the app to quickly turn GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth or data on and off. Finally, it is still possible to completely disable the network and data connections while you are sleeping. You must enter the duration of your night's rest once, for example from 11:30 pm to 6:30 am.

Play Store

Price: For free

Battery - Battery

This app seems a bit limited at first glance, but nothing could be further from the truth. Battery - Battery shows the remaining energy percentage after one tap. In addition, it is also very easy to show that percentage, in the bar at the top.

However, Advanced takes you one step further. This shows you the current temperature of your device, the voltage, the health and the type of battery. Usage also shows you in chronological order which apps or functionalities are major energy guzzlers. Then you can turn them off immediately.

Play Store

Price: For free

Deep Sleep Battery Saver

It's a shame if your battery runs out because apps are running in the background or emails are being downloaded when you don't need them. Deep Sleep BatterySaver not only disables apps, but also Wi-Fi and 3G. That way you won't be disturbed by Facebook updates all the time, and your smartphone's battery can last a lot longer.

The app works on the basis of five standard profiles that can save a little or a lot of battery charge. If you choose the customizable level, you can decide for yourself which functions are allowed to run during sleep. You can even set specific profiles for weekdays and weekends.

Play Store

Price: For free

BetterBatteryStats

While most energy-saving apps are completely free, you will also find some paid variants in the App Store. BetterBatteryStats for example. This app goes a step further than its free competitors. It analyzes all running processes and calculates how much energy they use.

The advanced Android user who has a phone with root access can use this app to view what apps are doing in the background - even when the device is in standby - and set alarms for certain processes. BetterBatteryStats is an ideal tool for anyone who wants to get to the bottom of which processes are wasting too much energy. BetterBatteryStats is currently only available in an English version.

Play Store

Price: € 2,-

Clean Master (Cleaner)

A tidy smartphone is more energy efficient. If you're looking for a great all-in-one cleaning app, Clean Master has come to the right place. This app makes it possible to end background tasks with one tap, uninstall several apps at once, clean cache files and clear your search history. Private matters such as text messages, WhatsApp conversations or WeChat conversations can also be deleted very easily.

The app looks very nice and is very user-friendly. A strong point is that you can backup your apk files before uninstalling an app. That way you can quickly restore all settings in a future reinstallation.

Play Store

Price: For free

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