Max charge at 95%

[KyleKyle]

Hello fellow Samsung Members! A quick question, I'm seeing some Samsung users using Protect Battery Feature but theirs is max charged at 95%. I wanna ask how do you guys able to do that? I know it's possible to do with Bixby Routines but I don't know how, did I do it correctly below or something is still missing?

[dulber]

You need the charging condition for the If then another If that will specify the custom 95 limit Then activate power saving - MALI. It should be activate Protect Battery.

[KyleKyle]

I will try this tomorrow when I'm at low battery, thank you!

[dulber]

By the way, no need to reverse the action. I forgot to remove it when generating the sample EDIT. Just implemented the routine again to take the charge to 92%. It's actually required to have Protect Battery disablef after the routine executes otherwise it'll only charge to the default 85%. Sorry my logic was off the last time.

[KyleKyle]

No worries! Thanks sir!

[Cefiro]

Create routine:

If when all conditions below are met, charging status:

Charging battery level equal to or above 95%, add condition..

Then, (automatically set) "Power Saving ON". (what?!)

[KyleKyle]

Didn't work for me, maybe I should set the Then condition to Protect Battery?

[Cefiro]

I see you're using S22U with Exynos chipset, yes you have to be concerned and protect your battery performance, and lifespan. I believe Samsung has corrected that, that's why they stopped Exynos in their flagship phone releases worldwide. I noticed that, really good to research early on, and I bought this S23U, wc I believe is Samsung best phone ever released, technically. iPhone is the underdog now 😁

[KyleKyle]

Nope, I'm actually using the S22U Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset, since S22 Ultra was already phased out in physical stores few months ago, my mom ordered an S22 Ultra through Samsung Official Store (it was her first time buying a device that costs 50k+ online😅) I was expecting to have the Exynos chipset, but I got the Snapdragon instead, I was so glad that I got that instead of the Exynos chipset. I was planning to get the S23U but my mom doesn't let me access my bank account 😅. So I tried to convince my mom to buy the S23 Ultra. She started to regret her decision because she bought the iPhone 14 Pro Max. (She came from Samsung too, S21 FE). Anyways I wanted to protect my S22U's battery lifespan because I'm planning to keep this device until I upgrade to S27 or S28 🤘

[Cefiro]

😃😅😂🤣