Pokemon GO Tips and Tricks -How to extend the battery life of your phone while hunting Pokemon in Pokemon Go

Battery empty, worst enemy of Pokemon hunters than team Rocket.

You're on your journey to capture rare Pokemon when an Articuno showed up, or a Moltress or a Zapdos but your phone's battery charge is getting empty thus, the opportunity to capture those legendary Pokemon is gone. Frustrating right? So how will you extend the battery charge of your phone to enjoy Pokemon hunting?

[If you haven't downloaded Pokémon Go yet, check out our guide on how to download Pokemon Go and how to play Pokemon Go.]

Here are some tips on how to extend your phone's battery life.

Activate Pokémon Go's battery saver mode

Thankfully it's pretty easy to eke out more battery life, thanks to Pokémon Go's battery saver mode. To enable the battery saver mode, open up the Pokémon Go app, and then tap on the "Setting" button on the top-right corner of the screen.

Scroll down the menu until you see 'Battery Saver'. Tap it to select it (a tick will appear), and then you can turn your phone upside down, which will dim the screen.

This will save precious battery life while you play Pokémon Go. Turning off sound effects, music and vibration will also help keep your battery from draining too fast.

Use offline maps in Pokémon Go

Pokémon Go uses Google Maps to pull the world data to your smartphone, and while you're out and about this uses your data connection, which in turn drain your battery while playing Pokémon Go.

However, you can download Google Maps for offline use, which will improve the performance of Pokémon Go.

To do this, open up the Google Maps app, select the Settings menu (shown by an icon with three horizontal lines) and tap on 'Offline areas'.

Press the '+' icon then use the map to drawn a square of the area you want to download, then tap on 'Download'.

Get a battery pack

If all else fails you can buy a battery pack to keep your smartphone topped up while you play Pokémon Go.

Portable power packs can be charged separately, and then plugged into your phone's USB or Lightning port to charge the battery when needed. It could be a real life saver if you're about to take on a Gym in Pokémon Go!

Source: Techradar

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