How to protect the battery health of the Galaxy S23 and other Samsung phones

Smartphones are becoming increasingly powerful as we move into modern times, and with power comes the responsibility of having something that actually sucks up a lot of power. Not only that, smartphone charging speeds are also increasing and there is an obvious degradation of smartphone batteries over time. Considering how most of us have kept our phones for more than a year, it's safe to say that battery timing can become an issue. But did you know that you can protect the battery health of the Galaxy S23 and other Samsung phones? If not, we'll show you how it can be done.

So, what is this feature that allows you to protect your battery? Well, the Galaxy S23 and most other Samsung phones come with a feature that, when turned on, ensures that the phone never goes above 85%. I understand that the extra 15 percent matters to a lot of people, but if you're someone who doesn't care about that, you can turn this feature on and know that you won't run into any battery-related issues. Here's how to turn on the feature and protect battery health on the Galaxy S23 and other Samsung phones.

Turn on this feature to protect the battery health of your Galaxy S23 and other Samsung phones

So how do you turn on this feature and ensure that your Galaxy S23's battery health remains protected? We're going to take a look at this feature and how it works in detail, so let's not waste any more time and get started, shall we?

Step 1: On your Galaxy S23, head over to Settings.

Step 2: Once there, scroll down and tap on Battery and device care.

Step 3: Now tap on Battery.

Step 4: Look for the More battery settings and tap on it.

Step 5: Now look for the switch that says Protect Battery and turn it on.

There you have it, folks! You have turned on the necessary settings and now you can protect the battery health of your Galaxy S23 device or other Samsung phones that support this feature. You shouldn't run into any problems, and this is something I can guarantee you. If you think you don't need this feature, you can simply turn it off by following the same steps.