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Does Plain Black Wallpaper Save Battery on Mobile Devices?
03-05-2015, 06:32 PM (This post was last modified: 03-05-2015 06:47 PM by AK10.)
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Does Plain Black Wallpaper Save Battery on Mobile Devices?
In a world where you can have 3D scenes rendered in real time as your smartphone’s background, plain black wallpapers aren’t the most eye-catching option. However, they can offer battery life improvements over colored wallpapers on some displays.

Plain black wallpapers can also make text easier to read, helping the icons stand out. They won’t be lost in the jumble of colors — or animated fish, if you’re using a live wallpaper.


Will It Save Battery Life?

On most computer displays, such as the computer screen you’re probably reading this thread on, using a black background won’t save you any battery life. No matter what color a pixel is – whether it’s dark black or blinding white — there’s a backlight at the back of your screen and it’s constantly outputting light. The black pixels block more of the backlight, but it’s still behind the black pixel, using power.

For many portable devices – including Apple’s iPhone – you can’t save any battery life by using a black background. Like on a computer’s LCD monitor, the iPhone’s backlight is constantly shining when the screen is on.

However, this doesn’t apply if you’re using a mobile device with an AMOLED (also known as Super AMOLED or OLED) display. OLED screens don’t have a solid backlight. Each pixel on an OLED screen is an “organic light emitting diode” that produces its own light. When the pixel is black, it isn’t producing any light. When the pixel is white, it’s producing light.

In other words, if you use a black background on an AMOLED display, your display will produce less light. This will help save battery power, squeezing more battery life out of your device.

There are many devices with AMOLED displays out
there, including the popular Samsung Galaxy S3. The Nokia Lumia 900 has an AMOLED display, although the Lumia 920 has an IPS LCD display. To check the type of display your smartphone or tablet has, examine its specifications or perform a Google search.


Setting a Plain Black Wallpaper on Android

To set a plain black wallpaper on Android, download the ATTACHMENT BELOW. Long-press on your home screen and tap Gallery to select a wallpaper from your device. If you’re using an older version of Android or a manufacturer-provided interface, you
may have to tap Wallpaper after long-pressing your
home screen. Tap the Download folder in the gallery, select your plain black wallpaper, and confirm the operation.
REMEMBER: Setting a plain black wallpaper will only improve your Android’s battery life if it has an OLED display.


Setting a Plain Black Wallpaper on iOS

To set a plain black wallpaper on iOS, download the ATTACHMENT BELOW. Return to the home screen, tap the Settings icon, and select Brightness &
Wallpaper. Browse for a new wallpaper and select your Camera Roll – you’ll see the black image you saved. Select it as your background.
Setting a plain black wallpaper won’t improve your battery life on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch though.

Smartphones having OLED/AMOLED/Super-AMOLED Displays:
http://www.oled-info.com/oled_devices/mobile_phones


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03-06-2015, 05:01 PM
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RE: Does Plain Black Wallpaper Save Battery on Mobile Devices?
To save battery

1.reduce brightness using manual mode (zero brightness for indoor use)
2.use dark type wallpaper
3.avoid live wallpapers
4.force stop unnecessary background apps

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03-07-2015, 05:07 AM
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RE: Does Plain Black Wallpaper Save Battery on Mobile Devices?
(03-06-2015 05:01 PM)DON111 Wrote:  To save battery

1.reduce brightness using manual mode (zero brightness for indoor use)
2.use dark type wallpaper
3.avoid live wallpapers
4.force stop unnecessary background apps


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But i'm only talk about Plain black Wallpaper in this thread :-) Drink

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03-07-2015, 09:53 AM
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RE: Does Plain Black Wallpaper Save Battery on Mobile Devices?
(03-07-2015 05:07 AM)A.K.10 Wrote:  
(03-06-2015 05:01 PM)DON111 Wrote:  To save battery

1.reduce brightness using manual mode (zero brightness for indoor use)
2.use dark type wallpaper
3.avoid live wallpapers
4.force stop unnecessary background apps


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But i'm only talk about Plain black Wallpaper in this thread :-) Drink

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11-24-2020, 03:33 PM
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I Use Default Wallpaper

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06-04-2021, 10:42 AM (This post was last modified: 06-04-2021 10:43 AM by play3r.sd.)
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RE: Does Plain Black Wallpaper Save Battery on Mobile Devices?
Yes.
Turn off auto brightness, kill useless processes, don't use live wallpapers, turn on battery saver option, use a dark black wallpaper png. I follow this all and passed.

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