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Android users are often faced with battery problems. Most users worry about extending the life of their devices to work with it longer. Android-powered devices usually come with powerful programs that require more energy. Charging is not just the issue but also the limited time individuals have. Here are some tips on how to charge units like Nexus 5, Samsung Galaxy S5 and other Android devices.

Avoid Opening the Device While Charging

This makes the most sense but most users ignore it. As much as possible do not open messages go online or play games. This allows the device to charge faster. It also avoids exhausting the battery.

Go for a Wall Charger

According to Phone Arena, charging is faster and more convenient when users plug the device through a wall charge. A USB cable charges considerably slower. Wireless charging is also not option for those in a hurry. Most areas offer wall sockets. USB charging can be exhausting to the device with the slow flow of energy but similar requirement when users need to open or work with the unit.

Enable Airplane Mode

According to AndroidPIT, turning the Airplane Mode on can help deactivate some of the energy-consuming features of the device. This is one of the fastest ways to charge smartphones. The phone is still turned on but the many of the apps are not running including WiFi, GPS and mobile data. This helps direct energy faster to the battery.

There are apps that run in the background the users do not notice. These apps can be exhausting to the battery. If not, they can take up energy as well even not in use. It makes perfect sense to turn off these apps. There are battery management apps available which can help figure out the battery usage traits of programs. This can help users see which ones should be turned off and deactivated.