Android battery life varies significantly from device to device. There are devices that drain the battery quickly, and devices that can last for days without recharging.
Yes, there are many factors that play a role in battery life: the battery itself, the device's hardware and screen, settings such as screen brightness, as well as the applications running on the device in the background.
It's worth mentioning here that wireless networks can play a significant role in a device's battery life. Some Android devices are set to maintain a cellular data connection while connected to Wi-Fi, while others are not.
While enabling mobile data has advantages and may be necessary in case you get disconnected from Wi-Fi, it can drain your battery very quickly.
If you have an Android device and it seems like your battery is not lasting long, it would be a good idea to check the following setting in your device's Developer Options.
Open Settings on your Android device.
Scroll down to where it says System and open the setting.
If you see “Developer options,” skip the next two steps.
Tap on About
Tap on the build number repeatedly until a notification appears: “You are now a developer.”
Tap on Developer options located under Settings – System.
Scroll down and you will find “Always-on mobile data.” Turn off the setting.
If it is on, toggle it to turn it off.
Disabling the feature will have immediate effects on your battery life.
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