Thanks to this “trick”, the battery of the Samsung Galaxy S23 will be better than ever

As the show date approaches Samsung Galaxy S23New rumors about this family of devices, which will become the great competitor of the iPhone 14, do not stop.

For example, yesterday we talked about the performance tests of the Samsung Galaxy S23. The phone has been leaked to GeekBench showing its full potential. And the truth is, it points the way.

Thanks now ice Universe, Samsung Galaxy S23, which is one of the most known leakers and has a hit rate that takes its publications into account, will improve its battery thanks to a trick.

This is how Samsung will improve the Galaxy S23 battery

As he explained on his Twitter account, The Galaxy S23 will have a 3,900 mAh battery, while the Galaxy S23+ will have a 4,700 mAh battery.. A 200mAh improvement over previous versions.

But there is a system developed by Samsung that will help increase the autonomy of the Galaxy S23 series. we talk about new performance profile ‘Light Mode’, It’s a system we’ve seen before on the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 that helps draw more screens for a few hours.

In this case we have a light mode that prioritizes battery life over performance. What they do to do this is to slightly reduce the power of the processor to guarantee longer battery life.

As the well-known leaker noted, this drop in performance was barely noticed by the user Although the power consumption is significantly lower, the battery life will increase compared to previous versions.

It should be noted that this light mode it has nothing to do with the well known energy saving mode It’s what we’ve seen so far, and it drastically lowers the performance of this phone.

If you enable this Light Mode, you will not suffer any loss of performance when it comes to running games, as the Samsung Galaxy S23 will unlock its full potential with the Game Booster tool so you can see the differences. Enjoy the best user experience.

By samsung galaxy s23 release date, The Korean manufacturer is expected to hold the corresponding Unpacked presentation event in February 2023, taking advantage of the idyllic setting presented by the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.