The Battery section shows a large battery icon along with the percentage of charge remaining. Options like optimising the smartphone, tweaking the settings and swapping modes are easy to use.Īs soon as you install the Du Saver app, you are greeted with a three pager introduction, and then you are good to go. Inspite of the comprehensive set of functions, it won’t take too long to get the hang of it.

The interface is undoubtedly slick and simple. On the upper right side corner, it has the Settings icon, which lets you tweak the features as per your needs.īattery Saver version 3 is feature-loaded The 'Charge' section gives some gyan about three different methods of charging and the 'Monitor' section displays how much charge is being gobbled down by your apps and hardware. Users can even customise or add new modes as per their mobile computing needs. For instance, Long mode keeps your calls and SMS on and shuts down mobile data. While 'Smart' section is for Pro users, the 'Mode' section lets you opt for custom usage modes. The Saver section is further divided into two parts – Mode and Smart. There is a prominent “Optimise” button and just a single tap on it will take you to the optimising page. Under Battery, it shows the percentage as well as time left before your battery goes kaput. The homepage of the app is divided into four tabular sections – Battery, Saver, Charge and Monitor. The new version has introduced some cosmetic changes, and the overall user interface comes across really neat.

We’ve tested the free version of the the Du Battery Saver&Switch Widget for Android. The app optimises your device to squeeze in some additional battery by shutting down or lowering the intensity of other features. According to its developers, the new version of Du Battery Saver (version 3) follows a simple, streamlined approach to perform even better at saving battery life. The Du Battery Saver&Switch Widget has over 10 million users across the world.

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