3 Ways to Fix Bluetooth Draining Battery on Android

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Fix 1: Turn off Bluetooth Scanning

When youenable Bluetooth, your Android device continuously runs Bluetooth scanning in the background, leading to unnecessary battery drain. To fix this, disable its scanning process manually.

Note:Bluetooth settings might differ on your Android phone, and some devices may not allow you to turn off scanning.

Step 1:Open theSettingsapp > selectConnections> tap onBluetooth.

Step 2:Tap on theStopbutton at the top right to halt Bluetooth scanning.

Fix 2: Restrict Location Services for Apps

An app requiringlocation servicesuses Bluetooth to approximate your location. Its frequent use will keep Bluetooth running in the background, draining your battery. Limiting the location permission on Android should resolve the issue.

Tip:I recommend turning off Bluetooth when it is not in use.

Step 1:Open theSettingsapp and tapLocation.

Step 2:Select the apps with location access and set it toAllow only while using the app.

Fix 3: Reset Network Settings

Lastly, incorrect network settings are a common underlying culprit behind Bluetooth draining battery on Android.Reset existing network settingsmanually to restore normalcy.

Step 1:Open theSettingsapp > searchReset> selectReset Wi-Fi, mobile network & Bluetooth.

Step 2:SelectReset network> tap onReset settingsto confirm.

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Last updated on 11 July, 2024

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