5 Reasons Your Battery Drain fast and how to prevent it.

Nowadays, one of the problems we face most in our smartphone is battery problem. You'll be surprise the battery you just finished charging suddenly showing you battery low as if someone has used straw to suck it.

There are ways to prevent this but if you try all this out and you still see no difference, then you'll need to change your battery better still get new phone.

1. Your phone backlight is too high.

This is one of the most common reason why our phone battery is running down fast. Some people will high there phone backlight while some will put it in auto and they'll keep complaining that their battery is running down fast. What else could it be?
All you have to do is to reduce your backlight to the lowest or raise it a little bit. There is no reason for you to put it to the highest when you can see the screen even at lowest level.

2. You are charging with DC (Direct Current)

DC (Direct Current) is a electric current in which current do not varies with time, this current usually comes from battery. Charging your phone with this current as not advisable. If you are fond of charging your phone with power-bank or laptop you should stop it. It can actually destroy your battery. And if you notice it your battery will drain faster than the time you use normal electricity AC (Alternating Current) to charge.

3. Your phone has running apps in background.

It's not just the apps you are actively using that eat up your device's processing power. Many will keep running in the background continuously from the time you first start them. If you have a lot of apps doing this, they will hog a big chunk of your phone's memory and cause a drop in speed.

You can force quit apps to stop this happening. To do this, go to Apps in your Settings menu, and tap on the app you want to stop. On the next screen, tap Force stop. Repeat that for any other apps you don't want to run in the background. You can also stop the app from running in background in the Settings by reducing the background app process limit. Go to settings click developer option and set the limit from standard to "most 3 processes", then only three apps will run in background.

4. Your phone is not updated

Making sure that your Android device is running the most recent firmware and has the most up-to-date security patch is beneficial for both security and performance. If your device is relatively new, this is especially important since most new devices have a number of bugs that handicap a smartphone’s performance and can only be addressed through software updates. Part of this bugs may be battery draining, all you need to do is to just check for the update from the settings and if there's new update backup your phone and update it.

5. Using fake charger

Charging your phone with a fake charger can literally destroy your battery life, because every phone have its own charging capacity and using any charger with higher or lower capacity will make your phone battery and drain it faster. it can even destroy your battery.
Always check for a good charger quality before you buy it. Check your phone charging capacity before you buy any charger.

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