Battery Life Hacks: Keeping My Devices Powered Up All Day

Until that time comes, I'll keep wishing for that device I won't need to charge up to have it powered up, say an undying battery lol. I remember my days with old devices and how they last so long but that was because I had little to do with them, except using their torch light lol.

With the smart phone era, digital technology and even a more developed world, comes more things to do with one's devices and that has brought detriment to the batteries of our devices, a battle we have to fight everyday to stay online and active. A bigger battle here in my country.

Owning a phone in my country without a power bank is a risk. Looking at how I cope with my phone battery, I begin to wonder how it is for people who have it worse. You know those batteries that turns off once it stops charging, those "use while charging only" kind of devices.

From my previous experience with my past smart phones and their battery lives, I'd say I have a better device now. It doesn't last as long as I would have love it to but I've discovered a few hacks to keep it up and I've hardly have an whole hour go by with my device down. Very rare case.

Making use of power banks have been saving me from the heart breaks I could have gotten from the moments of "no power". I stay at a place that there is just enough power time to charge my two power banks to full and be prepared for the times they choose to act up and starve us of power.

Do you have to recharge my devices so many times a day to get by? Not many times, but if twice a day is many then yes. A full bar life will take me through till evening and that's if I don't stay on my phone all through but when I do, it stays till noon and I'll have to charge it back up.

For my pc, I'll have to wait till there's power to charge it up again but it lasts for a few hours after full charge which is fair enough since I'm not always on it like my mobile phone. Of course, it will be much better if I don't have to charge up my devices at all but that's really not possible.

Is there some hack to managing my devices' on-time? I do one thing when I know there's no way to charge up until after a few hours time and that is, setting my phone to battery saving mode. I know for some, this doesn't work but it does for me and makes me limit the time I spend on it.

For a fact, I'm not struggling so much with my device battery lives, they serve well enough and are charged up almost immediately they go down but I'm still hoping on that time where we don't have to worry about battery low or charging up.