The screen is one of the most energy -consuming components of our smartphones.By default, its standby is set over a relatively short time in order to spare the battery.If this time seems really too fair, you can always modify the time to put the screen in the screen in the Android settings.How to do it, that's what we will see in this tutorial for beginners.

The screens of our smartphones are always larger, always more beautiful and always more shiny.Definitions also shoot upwards.We are talking about a possible 4K UHD slab for the next Galaxy S10.But this definition is for the moment far from having taken power, in particular due to the constraints it generates without bringing a notable difference from the point of view of the human eye.

Size, definition, but also resolution ... so many factors which impact the autonomy of smartphones and which impose very short standby deadlines for the screen of our mobiles.In any case much shorter than those of laptops.These deadlines, let's face it, are exasperating in many contexts.And this in a recurrent way.

How to modify the time to stand up on the screen of your Android smartphone?

If you are getting lost in the parameters, it is not a big deal.Is that you have probably never tried to set the time to put on the screen.Here is the little compass so as not to lose the north:

By default, it's 30 seconds on most models.You can choose a one -minute delay if it suits you more, or even more if sporadic needs impose it.In which case, you can return to a more reasonable and above all less trying time for the battery.