3 Android Apps That Really Save Your Battery

Battery saving programs can be divided into two large groups: those that require root privileges and work well, and those that require nothing and work so-so. You can actually extend the operating time of a mobile device only by having access to the very depths of the system, and therefore superuser rights are required to use the utilities listed in the article.

1. Amplify Battery Extender

Every experienced Android user knows that even when your smartphone is not busy with anything special, dozens of different applications can run in the background. Amplify allows you to look into this "secret life" and put it in order. You can control the frequency and duration of processor awakenings, prevent the most voracious programs from starting automatically, block system services that you do not need, and much more. The program requires superuser rights and Xposed Framework to work.

2. Greenify

The developers of this application have come up with an original technology that allows you to lull the programs installed on your device so that they do not consume battery power. At the same time, they remain fully functional and can always be used for their intended purpose, which favorably distinguishes this method from freezing with TitaniumBackup. The program requires superuser rights.

3. Servicely

Servicely will help you cope with those annoying programs whose background services constantly wake up the processor and waste battery power. Servicely runs in the background and checks the list of running processes and services at intervals you specify. If it finds those that you added to the block list, then it kills them. Simple, but very effective. Of course, Servicely needs root access to manage processes.

What to do if there is no root rights

Root is a rather dangerous thing and is not always necessary, especially for an inexperienced user. In fact, the less you dig into the system, the better your smartphone will perform. Periodically check your application library, remove unnecessary ones and get rid of those that consume an unreasonable amount of charge. You can calculate the gluttonous scoundrels using the monitor built into most non-root economizers.