Samsung smartphones comes with a power saving mode, while you may find this feature common in all of the smartphones across the globe, the One UI 7.0 has made it more customizable.
Android and iOS devices has a power savings mode for a while, but you may only get to option to enable or disable this feature. By default, smartphones limit background processes such as network usage, synchronization, location as well as reverting the high refresh rate to 60 Hz and you may not be allowed to customize the power saving mode.
However, Samsung devices give you more control over the power saving, with additional limits to save the battery. You can enable this power saver from quick settings or battery setting. Below, you can check additional power saving settings from One UI 6.x:
Turn off Always on Display
Limit CPU speed to 70%
Decrease brightness by 10%
Turn off 5G
Limit apps and Home screen
You can control these option with the button in front.
Moving on, One UI 7.0 device users will now see three new additional power saving limits, including:
Set motion smoothness to standard
Turn on Dark mode
Set screen timeout to 30 seconds
Check the screenshot below for more a comparison
