Glory v40 consumes fast power

When playing games or watching live video, the screen is long and bright, the network data exchange is frequent, and the processor runs at high speed for a long time, resulting in faster power consumption than the general use scenario. This is a normal phenomenon. It is recommended to minimize power consumption as follows:

Upgrade the mobile phone system or application to the latest version.

After the mobile phone system or application software is upgraded to the latest version, its function, performance, power consumption, etc. Can also be optimized. It is recommended to upgrade the mobile phone system or application to the latest version in time and try again.

Turn on the automatic screen brightness level function.

It is suggested to turn on the automatic adjustment function of screen brightness, which can reduce the high power consumption caused by too high screen brightness.

It is recommended to use headphones or turn down the volume of external media.

It is recommended to use headphones or choose the appropriate volume to play the media. Playing loud sounds will bring extra power consumption.

Clear other applications in the background.

It is suggested to clean up the temporarily unused background applications in time to reduce the power consumption of background applications.

Set the appropriate screen resolution or game frame rate.

It is recommended to set an appropriate screen resolution or game frame rate. Excessive resolution or game frame rate will lead to more power consumption.

Play games or watch live video when the network signal is good.

It is recommended to play games or watch live video when the network signal is good. On the one hand, it can prevent the drop-off delay from affecting the user experience; On the other hand, the network signal difference will increase the frequency of receiving and sending signals by mobile phones, resulting in faster power consumption.

Turn off the barrage function

It is suggested to turn off the barrage function when watching live video, which can reduce power consumption.