Which apps use the most battery?

Bumble, Grindr, and Tinder account for 15% of the top battery-draining apps. They each let about 11 features run while you swipe on potential matches. You can see which apps are using the most battery power on your own device by going into settings, selecting battery, and looking at battery usage by app.

Which apps drain the most battery?

The methodology involved looking at which functions the apps used (such as location or camera), how much battery power those require, and whether the apps in question have a dark-mode setting. By those standards, the top five biggest drains are Facebook, Fitbit, Skype, Uber, and Verizon.

Which apps suck the most battery life out of your phone?

No huge surprise: Social media and dating apps suck the most battery life out of your phone. When your phone's battery level is low, you probably have only yourself to blame. But it's nice to have someone else to pin it on, too—or rather, something.

Which apps eat more battery?

Following Fitbit was another surprise entry, Verizon. Yes, the app that you can use to pay your Verizon bill could eat more battery than Uber, Skype or Facebook. It's no surprise that apps like Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Snapchat and Tinder were all in the top 20 list of "most demanding apps."

Do all apps use a lot of battery?

When it comes to battery usage, not all apps are created equally. According to UK-based USwitch, these are the top 10 power-intensive offenders: In addition to these, keep in mind that games and streaming apps use quite a bit of power when in use, too. You can also find out which apps are using the most power on your phone.

How long does a battery last?

A battery with a capacity of 2,600 mAh or equivalently 10,000 mWh, this translates to about 6 – 8 hours of active screen time. A couple of years back, these power levels were nearly half what they are now because the screens were smaller and were at most 720p. Tidbit #1: If you must have a large screen, reduce the backlight screen intensity.