Save Phone’s Battery While Playing Pokemon Go

Pokemon Go is a mobile gaming app for your phone, means you have to prepare your phone's battery keeps alive and starts your real adventure to collect Pokemon monsters everywhere whether indoor or outdoor.

As we know that this Nintendo gaming app is available for smartphones running iOS or Android OS. The most interesting thing within Pokemon Go is that this real gaming app does not requires VR Glasses, while other games requires you to use VR glasses to have a real gaming experience. It is why Pokemon Go is so phenomenal and why people love this game. Most of its users have becoming addicted in looking and catching Pokemon monsters everywhere.

Taking your adventure in playing Pokemon Go could drain your phone’s battery quickly, because it uses a lot of your smartphone features such as internet connection (wifi or data plan), GPS, camera, and you need a maximum screen brightness when you are looking for Pokemon monsters outdoor in a daylight. Most of Pokemon Go players reported that it consumes up to 10% of phone's battery power in 20 minutes of playing, and for some other players it consumes about 10% up to 20% of battery power per  sixty minutes. It differs on each type of smartphones for every smartphone type uses different type of battery from one to another.

Here, you will discover about how to save your phone’s battery while playing Pokemon Go.

Turn On Power Sawing Mode Before Running Pokemon Go

To turn your phone's powet saving mode, firstly, tap on the Pokeball at the bottom of your phone's screen and then select the Settings option at the top of your phone's screen. After that, tick the box next to the Battery Saver option. If done, your phone will save more power when running Pokemon Go.

Dimming The Brightness of Your Phone's Screen

Another way to extend phone's battery life when catching Pokemon monsters on Pokemon Go is by dimming the brightness of your phone's screen. You can minimize the screen brightness by setting the Screen Brightness option that can be found in the Settings > Display.

Turn Off Your Phone's AR Function When Targetting a Pokemon Monster

After doing those two settings above, you still able to conserve your smartphone battery power by turning off Pokemon Go's AR (Augmented Reality) function. This way will turn your phone’s camera off and you'll not see a Pidgey perched, but you could save more battery life. Turning off the AR function can be done when you targetting at a Pokemon, and then the AR toggle shows up at the upper of your right side on the screen. There you can toggle it to the left.

However, you should prepare you smartphone power filled Power Bank that has an adequate power capacity for a long outdoor activity. Have a try, prepare, and enjoy your long Pokemon Go adventure everywhere!