How to manually enable Battery Saver on Chromebook (tagged) | HelenTech

In this article, we will show you how to manually enable battery saving on your Chromebook. Power Saving Mode has already been implemented in the Chrome browser, but the mode introduced this time isBattery Saver targets the ChromeOS (Chromebook) operating system itself, not the browserThis is a job.

ChromeOS Battery Saver not only turns on Chrome's power saving mode, but also reduces screen brightness, limits background activity and visual effects, and delays notifications to conserve battery life.

To enable Battery Saver in ChromeOS, in ChromeOS 120 Stable, you need to set the flag Enable battery saving mode support for ChromeOS ( chrome://#cros-battery-saver ) must be enabled. After enabling this flag and rebooting, [設定] > [電源] option[バッテリーセーバー]This item will be displayed.

When Battery Saver is enabled, the battery icon displayed on the shelf changes, and when you open Quick Settings, it turns orange to confirm that Battery Saver mode is enabled.

The function is the same as the one that turns on automatically when your Chromebook's battery is low, but since you can set it from the beginning, it's a very useful function when you don't have many opportunities to charge it.

You may not use it in an environment where you can charge it immediately, but if you cannot charge it at the required timing such as a business trip, or in an emergency, you can extend the battery life even a little by simply viewing it in the settings. I think it has meaning.

I'm actually writing this article with battery saving enabled, but somehow the effects aren't smooth anymore? There is no problem in practical use. I get the impression that the battery consumption has gone down a bit, so I guess it's working.

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