Yea, that's a great use. I remember someone saying they use auto rotate, plus turning on Do Not Disturb and turning on Dolby Atmos. Thanks for watching and sharing 🙂
I'm guessing they only want it on when they can immerse themselves to watch a movie or video, but yea leaving it on all the time shouldn't be an issue.
I've established my sleep routine too. Whenever it activates, it switches screen to greyscale, lowers the brightness by up to 10%, and incorporates an additional dim setting. Moreover, it suspends all notifications except for calls. This approach assists me in falling asleep more quickly, avoiding unnecessary scrolling in bed. All of these into S23!
One of my favourite routines changes my sound profile automatically when I get to work and when I leave. It does require location services, but when I arrive at work (by work's address), it mutes my ringtone, notifications, and system sound; when I leave work, it automatically returns my sound settings to where they were before I got to work. I used Llama for this for years before getting my S23, and found out Llama was no longer available, so I was excited to find that this routine did the same thing, and more!
That's an awesome setup actually! You could do it by schedule, but your way is better if your work schedule is unpredictable at times. I never heard of Llama before, but glad this functionality is native on Samsung phones. Thanks for watching Courtney 🙂
@@DemCrumblies I do it by location even though I have a predictable schedule as a teacher, because if I leave my campus during the day I don't have to remember to unmute/remute, and on conference days I don't have to remember to turn off the time based profile.
I made the same routine, but it activated my "do not disturb" mode when I was 3000km away from the selected location where it supposed to go to "do not disturb" mode. Not sure why it doesn't work for me.
@ivank5586 I didn't do Do Not Disturb, so that may be the difference. Screenshot of my settings: drive.google.com/file/d/1E7HbX3pIUB7xVzXio-ZVKG6th0JY3jfE/view?usp=drivesdk
Also 'forget to charge' you can add performance to light, smoothess from 120hz to 60hz too, also make adaptive brightness off? Save for power saving below 40% battery.
greetings! one particular Bixby routine I made, is making the double tap of the power button activate alexa, especially since chat GPT will be coming to it in-do time. I am hoping someday on RUclips, someone will make a proper Bixby routines versus Siri shortcuts comparison, because I haven't found a video on one. keep up the excellent work! sincerely, a samsung galaxy s23 plus user in purple
Hey @TrentonMatthews, thanks for sharing! Yea that would be handy since the Google assistant seems like a toddler when compared to chat GPT. I like that idea, but because I take photos and videos so much, I have my double tap to open the camera. I wish Samsung would give a dedicated shutter button for the camera like Sony does for their phones, but I can't complain too much because their routines are not something lots of other brands do well. Hopefully one of the top apple review channels or phone review channels can make that video, I don't have much experience with iOS, so I'd be at the start here tile if I even attempted it 😉 Thanks for watching and sharing your tip though, once chat GPT comes, maybe I can ask it to launch my camera app with the a preselected lens and settings, imagine the possibilities if it could do that!
You're very welcome! What you could do is assign a fingerprint via Routines plus end make that the ask Alexa routine command, or use one of the other side key actions.@@DemCrumblies
As a follow up reply to my last one, if you ever made a ful series on routines like these, I would be sure to watch them all! There's not enough Bixby content that is up to date these days, routines, Vision (which I'm a blind/visually impaired user) or voice. I mean, I've only found one video talking about Bixby's Custom Voice feature, and it was from India. The USA is too iPhone happy around here.
Sure, if I can think of more handy enough routines, I'll be sure to make a follow-up. Some other viewers also shared theirs below in the comments too, some of which are pretty neat. I'm not sure if you saw this video: ruclips.net/video/Z2m8qq6D_k0/видео.html, but there's a voice access feature. Maybe you know about it already though if you set up your device with better accessibility in mind from the start. @@TrentonMatthews
Awesome to hear : ) I recently learned that for the absolute best battery health longevity, it should only be charged to around 85%. However, the degradation even towards higher percentages is usually in single digits and since most users will trade their phone within 1 to 3 years, it shouldn't have a very big impact on battery health overall. @@DaleHubbard
Indeed! I also copied your routine to keep phone unlocked when on my home Wi-Fi. I know these routines exist, but finding the conditional commands from the phone's list can be tedious ;-) Love Bixby!@@DemCrumblies
That's awesome to hear diy-master! Some other viewers also shared their custom routines if you wanna check those out too by sorting comments by newest. Lots of good routine ideas there too. Thanks for watching 🙂
Great video, I've been using the battery one for awhile and have it at 95% I did try the WIFI unlock but it doesn't work, neither does smart lock. Just my luck.
That's awesome to hear Steven! If you sort the comments by newest, a couple other viewers shared their custom routines, which are pretty handy too like turning off Bluetooth when certain Bluetooth devices are disconnected, or keeping the phone unlocked when connected to you car's Bluetooth. So many possibilities! Thanks for watching 🙂
Hey @MrTosha43, I think you may have to set up two routines for this. The first one would be "If Wi-Fi strength 1 bar or less, then turn on Mobile Data and reverse actions" The second one could be "If Place (your home location within 100 meters) When I arrive (Set option to improve accuracy with Wi-Fi Network), Then Wi-Fi On. Try that and let me know how it goes. I set mine to turn off my WiFi and turn on my mobile data when my phone connects to my car's Bluetooth, but I'm not sure if you're driving or not.
I am a new Samsung user (S20 FE - 2022) migrated from iPhone where I used to use Shortcuts to be able to send myself the Battery % every 6 hours. However, I find the Samsung Galaxy device to last much longer even after an year and thanks to Modes and Routines have set-up few but still struggling with one specific one - want a preloaded message to be drafted everytime I plug into charging with the battery % at that specific time. Also a pre-drafted message to be sent to either myself or just be there as a draft for me to click the send button when I unplug the phone at the time and at the battery % the phone was Unplugged at.
Hey Tejas, I'm not aware of that type of functionality with the routines. You can try to look into something like IFTTT to see if anyone has created anything like that or can help guide you. Here's a start: ifttt.com/connect/android_battery/email_digest
I have a few routines to send custom notifications when my battery drops past 80, 70, 60, 50% etc and they send them to my Galaxy Watch. Then I have the reverse when it's charging
This battery routine at 99% to protect 'over charging' battery does nothing vs 100%. In either case the battery will drop 1-2% from its set point and then start charging again. Over and over, all night long. Same goes for 85% for that matter. I use an aggressive sleep mode routine that basically turns everything off. My percent battery drop across 8 hours of sleep time is about 1%. So even if I leave my phone plugged in all night it will rarely start a recharge cycle once the finished charge set point is reached.
Hey Lance, yep, you're right. I just set it at 99% on this video to show people that it was actually stopping at 99%, but it can be set to any number over 85%. Another viewer mentioned the same thing, that the phone just cuts charging and starts again intelligently, so there isn't a need for this routine. Does your aggressive sleep mode routine include turning off WiFi btw?
@@DemCrumblies yeah my aggressive sleep mode turns off Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Mobile data, Location and turns on Power Savings. If you needed to be reached while sleeping then I would modify it to keep mobile data on but restrict app usage. Or if on Wi-Fi VoIP then I would disable mobile data and enable Wi-Fi scan throttling (dev setting).
Yep overcharging is very bad, but lots of people leave their phone plugged in overnight. I always get annoyed with myself when I overcharge or forget to unplug. There is a routine to let the phone audibly talk and tell you when it's fully charged, but I prefer this battery level routine way more. Thanks for watching Filius 🙂
Sorry but it wont, i have used software and hardware monitors when the phone s22u and s23u (along with countless other battery operated devices) when it hits 100% the amps drop off to just handful and only enough for the phone to operate. you can leave the phone on charge 24/7 and it wont overcharge. what degrades batteries its the amount of times its charged and how much of a charge is given to it. just like setting up a big lipo battery set up for a house you want to keep you battery ideally between 30% and 85%. i have done that with my S22u and i also only slow wireless charge of a night and after 15 months of heavy use it still has 100% battery health. the only cavate to this is using a low quality charger and cable even the phone should be smart enough. when do i super fast charge i superfast charge 2.0 which requires a special power manganate chip in the cable.
Hi Tony, glad you found the video helpful! Another viewer shared some of their routines in the comments too that you might be interested in. There's really so many possibilities to create routines for. Thanks for watching 🙂
Let me know if you found any of these Bixby Routines helpful, or if you have routines you'd love to share. Thanks for watching 🙂 UPDATE: Turn off Battery Protect in the Battery Settings if your phone doesn't charge past 85% even with the routine activated. Thanks to @jazzmanofjax for noticing this!
I'm actually not sure how to do that, but maybe you can edit the Driving Mode and add another condition with Bluetooth Device Connected -> buds and see what happens when the buds are turned on while you drive and what happens when they are off when you drive to see how it behaves since you can set more than one condition to activate the Driving mode.
Hey Bruno, I'm also on One UI 5.1 on the S23 Ultra so I the settings should work. Just make sure that "Protect Battery" is turned off when you go to search and type in "More battery settings." If that option is enabled on that screen, I think it takes priority over the routine. Let me know how it goes!
I also use routine that when i turn on Wi-Fi it turns off mobile data and when i turn on Wi-Fi it turns off mobile data so whenever i forget i dont have both running at the same time so i safe a bit of battery
@@user-dd9jv9mb9p Definitely. Since it's an OLED screen on these phones, when an area is set to true black or absolute black, it will completely turn off those pixels instead of just dimming them.
Is there a routine where your phone is left on mute but when a phone call from particular contacts is received it will switch from mute to vibration. Once the call ends. It goes back to mute?
Hey Saif, unfortunately, I don't see a way to do this, then reverse the actions at the end of the call. You can definitely set the phone to vibrate when a call is incoming from a certain contact or contacts, then it should go back to mute if you always had the phone on mute. Maybe try this: If Incoming Call (Select Your Applicable Contacts), Then Sound mode and volume to vibrate and all other sounds to 0%. Then save the routine and put all your sounds to mute. Ask someone to call and it should still vibrate with the call incoming. It should go back to the muted settings I think, but you'll have to test it.
@@PIPSGuy Yea, I wish more phone companies had these types of routines. You can check this site to see if any of these other apps are any good: alternativeto.net/software/llama/ Btw, which phone do you have?
When does the routine turn off? For example, a sleeping routine set to begin at 1230 am. When will it turn off? Or so you have to manually go back and turn settings on?
Hey Paul, you can set routines to run during a specific time frame, or set the routine to reverse it's actions, it's called "Reverse these actions." When routine ends.
I don't think that will be possible because the AOD clocks only show seconds with the analog clock design, and even then, it only shows the second hand. It doesn't show seconds as a number, but I guess you don't want to look at the analog clock.
I set the battery protection routine as in your tutorial to 99% but it still automatically pause at 85%, may i know what the reason or do i missed out something?
Hey @jeffreyjan1992, you may have to turn off battery protect first in the battery settings, since the phone will prioritize that setting over the routine setting.
Hey Keith, try this setup for the new UI 5.1 If: + Battery level Equal to or greater than 99% (you can set 100% too) + Charging Status -> Charging: Wired Charging & Wireless Charging Then: + Protect Battery On + Fast Charging Off + Fast wireless charging off When routine ends: Reverse these actions. Let me know how it goes.
Success! I thought that you should know and for to share this important step that is necessary to work! YOU HAVE TO HAVE BATTERY PROTECT TURNED OFF FROM THE MENU TO WORK. THEY ,WITH THE ROUTINES, CONFLICT ! Then in the routine menu , no conflict! Thank you for stimulating my thoughts and finding a workaround!
Hey Elin, it's a feature that comes with RUclips Premium when you pay for it. Btw, my S23 Ultra came with 4 months free of RUclips Premium, so you can get the same thing too if you recently bought that phone.
Is there a way to apply two conditions simultaneously? For instance, I have a sleep routine set from 23:00 to 07:00. However, I would like to add another condition where it only triggers if I am at home or a specific location. Currently, the routine activates as soon as I arrive home, regardless of the time. The issue is that if I am traveling during my sleep hours, I do not want the routine to be triggered. Have you experimented with something like this? Thank you!
Hey there, if you search for "Routines" and find the Sleep Routine, then go to edit it, you can add a condition to specify that it only activates when you are at a specific place (your home) or when connected to your home's WiFi network which should work. Let me know how it goes : )
@@DemCrumblies Hi there! Thank you for your response. I tried editing it by following this path: Routines > Sleep Routine > Edit > Add Condition. However, when I searched for the location, no results were found. It did work when I searched for the Wi-Fi, but I prefer not to use this option since I often work from home, even when it's not my sleeping time.
@@neo4646 Hey there, when you go to Add Condition -> Place, do you see options for "My current location, Home, Pick a Place"? If you do, you can pick current location or pick a place and choose your home on the map. If you don't see those options under places, I would check to ensure your phone is up to date with One UI updates.
hey guys can u help me that when i am browsing netflix or watching something on it, i want that when i get message on whatsapp notification sound goes off and just borderline lights pops for once. how can i do that on routines?
Hey Gökhun, unfortunately, I don't see a way to set an app-specific activity option for WhatsApp, but maybe someone else will know better than I do if this can be accomplished.
Samsung recommends charging to 85% for preserving battery life. If you enable the battery protect feature on Samsung phones, it limits the charge to 85%. 100% will not equal to overcharge, because it seems the phone will intelligently cut power to the phone to let it drop to 99% before charging resumes again. So you probably do not need to follow my routine for this.
Question: What is the differences and is better, auto camera lens changing on or off? I am not a photographer, i want to pick and shoot without messing with it too much!
Hey Paviu, where did you see the auto camera lens changing option? In my camera settings, I don't see that option in the default camera app or the Expert Raw app. Once I see the setting, I can try to test out how it works. I'm assuming people prefer to have more manual control if they recommend turning it off.
Hey Dejan, if the routines reverse sometimes, it almost sounds like it could be location based? If the same issue occurs even without a location condition, you may just have to delete the reverse actions and create a work-around routine to achieve the same thing. I know others have issues with it not always reversing, or even running in some cases. Can you give me an example of a routine you have and I can try to replicate it on my phone to see if I experience the same thing?
@@DemCrumblies If App opened Camera Then (Do not disturb ON) When routine ends (Reverse these actions) Sometimes you do, sometimes you don't. And when I repeat the action, let it go the first time, and sometimes after a few it does it to return it.
@@ndejan Hey Dejan, I just set up that routine and tested it out three times in a row and the reverse actions worked when I completely closed the camera app or left the app running in the background. I will monitor it over the next few days though to see if I encounter your issue. Can you try to pin the "Modes and Routines" app to the home screen? Then once you do that, long press on the Modes and Routines icon and tap the "i" icon, then press on "Force stop" at the bottom right to see if that helps. Maybe it is bugged and a forced restart of the service can help.
Great video. Please help with this. IF Camera app is open and IF Hiking is being recorded (Samsung Health) THEN Audio Guide (Samsung Health) is muted. When we're recording a video while hiking the audio guide will announce "1.5 miles complete" or "Workout Paused" or "Workout Resumed". Very annoying when recording a video. Can you help?
Hey Hiking with grandma and grandpa, that might be a more challenging one. What happens if you also add "Do Not Disturb / DND" when the camera app is open? I looked in the Samsung Health app, and I couldn't find any settings for disabling audio in the app.
@@Hikingwithgrandmaandgrandpa That's too bad. I guess if you reduce the notification and sound volume on your phone, the video recording still records the audio from within the app?
A workaround you could try (can't test as I don't use Sam Health). If you sound assistant from the Samsung Store you can add the ability to control audio for individual apps(like windows volume mixer) You might be able to mute Samsung Health from there.
Are these features available on the Tab S8 Ultra? I sometimes take my Tab in my car and mount it, but I have to set my mobile hot spot on for it and turn on Bluetooth for my car stereo and set my Wi-Fi to my phone to receive the hot spot signal. It would be nice just to get in and all is automatically done.
Hey Jat, I'm not sure if these are available on the Tab S8 Ultra. I haven't actually used any of the tab devices, but if it has Bixby, it may have these routines too. I'm not sure if there's a way to pair routines between two devices, but if the routines on both devices take effect, I'm assuming the routines would try to keep running until certain conditions are met.
Routines are available for S8 Ultra for sure, just look up in settings! But I'd be very interested to see the way you mount the Ultra in the car, I search a lot over the internet, but I can't find any car mounting system for it...
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@@DemCrumblies thanks bro and by the way the new UPDATE of s23 ultra. When you select for limit the battery option it used to be 85 now they reduced it to 80 but they give 2 more options so which one is better because I followed your Bixby routine video, everything is ok but according to your video your phone charging stops at 99 but mine doesn't charge more than 80( the new update) can you check it please. Thanks 😊
@@Koenigsegg954 I believe if you turn on the Battery Protection feature, that will take precedence over any routines you make. So to get the battery to 99%, you'd have to disable battery protect. However, I learned that the max ideal battery charge for best battery health should be 80%. So if you really really care about the best battery life possible, it's best to not use any routines and to just use battery protect at 80%. If you change your phone every year or two years, then I wouldn't worry too much about getting the best battery health possible because the battery degradation will likely be in single digits during that time span.
Hey Deepak, try this: If WiFi strength 1 bar or less / Disconnected from WiFi Network (Select your network name) Then Mobile Data on. Let me know if that works.
I also did this. In the IF section, select Place then select My Current Location, or Home. Then select "When I Leave". In the THEN section, use Mobile Data On.
Sir what would you recommend to save battery life 85% 90% 95% as you must be knowledgeable to guide what is optimal to as samsung gives this feature 85% but it isn't handy for whole day use.
Hey Ravi, according to most sources online, the battery percent range should be between 20 to 80%. If Samsung is setting the protect battery to 85%, they have probably done testing and concluded that a maximum of 85% is best for battery health. Even though I know that, I still like to have my battery life higher than 85%, so I made that routine to use. I also consider how long I will keep the phone. If you trade your phone every 1 or 2 years, then you will likely not experience a big degradation in battery life if you make sure you do not charge over 100%. I hope that helps. Thanks for watching 🙂
@@DemCrumblies hey! It's already silent, but I can't turn it off. I just stays there in the every time I scroll to see my other notifications, as it is with "do not disturb". I can't get rid of these, and it's kind of annoying, nothing too big, but I'd rather they're not there 😅
Ah got it. Lemme see when my routine pops back on and I'll see if I can figure a way to have it not show at all. May not be a way if the phone thinks it's vital to know whats running though.
Ive never had a problem with charging my battery too long,i see no meed to save my battery...it was built to work just fine without all these ai extras,Extras.....
According to battery engineers, leaving a battery at a constant 100% leaves it in an excited state continuously, which will negatively impact battery longevity. However, if you upgrade your phone every year or two years the hit to overall battery longevity will not be noticed much. This is why most phones have a battery saving feature where it limits charge to 80%
@@Unneededinfo Yep, met with a team of three of them in Shenzhen, China November 2023. You don't have to take my word for it though, lots of information out there about the optimal maximum charge for best battery health.
It's best to keep it around 80 to 85% for optimal battery health. If you enable Samsung's built in battery protection feature, it will limit it to 85% I believe.
Just curious. If I turn on battery protection when the battery level reaches 100% does it pause charging as well? Is there a reason why you set it to 99% instead?
@@DemCrumblies Ah I see. Thanks for confirming that! I like to charge my phone to 100% so that when I visit battery stats it would show me usage since last fully charged. I will add this to my routine now.
@@workspace-gi4pw You can follow the same steps and just change the number from 99 to any number you want that is lower. You can also go into the battery settings, then go to More battery settings and there's an option to protect the battery by limiting the charge to 85% without setting up a routine.
- Power saving When battery discharge under 31%, phone goes in to the power saving mode - charging edge glow When I put phone on a charger, I get edge glow effects for a shor time - When I connect on a specific BT device (home gym stereo) then only YT music play on a BT, other apps play on a phone. - unlock phone in a car when phone connect on a car BT, then leave phone unlocked - Unlocknphone at home when phone connect on a home wifi, then leave phone unlocked - protect battery stops charging at 85%, and 1h before alarm, turn off protect and charge battery to the full - 100% - I put button on desktop which stops YT after X minutes (if I am using some relaxing music for sleeping)
Those are awesome. I'm gonna steal the unlock phone when connected to car BT because when I use the Google Voice Assistant it always asks me to unlock the phone, and I never plan ahead an set up a routine for that.
@@giovannidelcorso Hey Giovanni, you can actually set that up without a routine, by going into Settings -> Battery & Device Care -> Tap on the Battery Bar showing % available -> Scroll down and tap on More Battery Settings, then tap on Protect Battery at the bottom of the screen. OR even easier, go to settings, type in search bar "protect" and tap on "Protect Battery" when it shows up.
Yep, WiFi should use less battery than mobile data. Some people enable fast network switching where the connection jumps between both for the fastest speed, but I usually turn off data when I don't need it to save battery.
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I use one that turns auto rotation on for specific apps that present video. Very handy for RUclips, etc.
Yea, that's a great use. I remember someone saying they use auto rotate, plus turning on Do Not Disturb and turning on Dolby Atmos. Thanks for watching and sharing 🙂
Why don't you keep it enabled all the time?
@saadhussain6514 Dolby atmosphere can be kept on whole time.
@DemCrumblies why wouldn't they leave Dolby on?
I'm guessing they only want it on when they can immerse themselves to watch a movie or video, but yea leaving it on all the time shouldn't be an issue.
I've established my sleep routine too. Whenever it activates, it switches screen to greyscale, lowers the brightness by up to 10%, and incorporates an additional dim setting. Moreover, it suspends all notifications except for calls. This approach assists me in falling asleep more quickly, avoiding unnecessary scrolling in bed. All of these into S23!
Thanks for sharing. Agree, the level of customization with routines is amazing.
OMG! finally found a way to prevent tiktok from playing through my car stereo! that's amazing! thank you so much.. subscribed!!!
Lol glad the video helped and thanks for the subscribe :😃
One of my favourite routines changes my sound profile automatically when I get to work and when I leave. It does require location services, but when I arrive at work (by work's address), it mutes my ringtone, notifications, and system sound; when I leave work, it automatically returns my sound settings to where they were before I got to work. I used Llama for this for years before getting my S23, and found out Llama was no longer available, so I was excited to find that this routine did the same thing, and more!
That's an awesome setup actually! You could do it by schedule, but your way is better if your work schedule is unpredictable at times. I never heard of Llama before, but glad this functionality is native on Samsung phones. Thanks for watching Courtney 🙂
@@DemCrumblies I do it by location even though I have a predictable schedule as a teacher, because if I leave my campus during the day I don't have to remember to unmute/remute, and on conference days I don't have to remember to turn off the time based profile.
@@ashlaynesaar Yea that's a great way to do it. Thanks for sharing!
I made the same routine, but it activated my "do not disturb" mode when I was 3000km away from the selected location where it supposed to go to "do not disturb" mode. Not sure why it doesn't work for me.
@ivank5586 I didn't do Do Not Disturb, so that may be the difference. Screenshot of my settings: drive.google.com/file/d/1E7HbX3pIUB7xVzXio-ZVKG6th0JY3jfE/view?usp=drivesdk
Love the 99% charge routine. Thanks!
Glad it helped. Thanks for watching 🙂
This routine does not work for some reason@@DemCrumblies
That was a very well presented tutorial. Thanks for that.
I'm glad it was helpful. Thank you for watching Krane 🙂
Also 'forget to charge' you can add performance to light, smoothess from 120hz to 60hz too, also make adaptive brightness off? Save for power saving below 40% battery.
Thanks for sharing! Great tips!
Very useful and helpful . Thanks a lot for the tips
Glad they were helpful Rudolf. Thank you for watching 🙂
greetings!
one particular Bixby routine I made, is making the double tap of the power button activate alexa, especially since chat GPT will be coming to it in-do time.
I am hoping someday on RUclips, someone will make a proper Bixby routines versus Siri shortcuts comparison, because I haven't found a video on one.
keep up the excellent work!
sincerely,
a samsung galaxy s23 plus user in purple
Hey @TrentonMatthews, thanks for sharing! Yea that would be handy since the Google assistant seems like a toddler when compared to chat GPT. I like that idea, but because I take photos and videos so much, I have my double tap to open the camera. I wish Samsung would give a dedicated shutter button for the camera like Sony does for their phones, but I can't complain too much because their routines are not something lots of other brands do well. Hopefully one of the top apple review channels or phone review channels can make that video, I don't have much experience with iOS, so I'd be at the start here tile if I even attempted it 😉 Thanks for watching and sharing your tip though, once chat GPT comes, maybe I can ask it to launch my camera app with the a preselected lens and settings, imagine the possibilities if it could do that!
You're very welcome! What you could do is assign a fingerprint via Routines plus end make that the ask Alexa routine command, or use one of the other side key actions.@@DemCrumblies
Yea if later chat GPT can launch apps, I can assign to to the power button double tap. I'll keep my eyes open for whenever it comes 👍@@TrentonMatthews
As a follow up reply to my last one, if you ever made a ful series on routines like these, I would be sure to watch them all!
There's not enough Bixby content that is up to date these days, routines, Vision (which I'm a blind/visually impaired user) or voice.
I mean, I've only found one video talking about Bixby's Custom Voice feature, and it was from India.
The USA is too iPhone happy around here.
Sure, if I can think of more handy enough routines, I'll be sure to make a follow-up. Some other viewers also shared theirs below in the comments too, some of which are pretty neat. I'm not sure if you saw this video: ruclips.net/video/Z2m8qq6D_k0/видео.html, but there's a voice access feature. Maybe you know about it already though if you set up your device with better accessibility in mind from the start. @@TrentonMatthews
Amazing thank you 👌🏼
Glad it was helpful Mohamed! Thank you for watching 🙂
Excellent!
Glad you liked the video Dale : ) Thanks for watching!
Yes, I implemented your battery full routine :-) @@DemCrumblies
Awesome to hear : ) I recently learned that for the absolute best battery health longevity, it should only be charged to around 85%. However, the degradation even towards higher percentages is usually in single digits and since most users will trade their phone within 1 to 3 years, it shouldn't have a very big impact on battery health overall. @@DaleHubbard
Indeed! I also copied your routine to keep phone unlocked when on my home Wi-Fi. I know these routines exist, but finding the conditional commands from the phone's list can be tedious ;-) Love Bixby!@@DemCrumblies
Thanks
Glad the video was helpful. Thanks for watching Abbos 🙂
Awesome tipps😃
Glad they were helpful! Thanks for watching jamc666 😃
Great video. You gave me ideas for 2 routines. 👍
That's awesome to hear diy-master! Some other viewers also shared their custom routines if you wanna check those out too by sorting comments by newest. Lots of good routine ideas there too. Thanks for watching 🙂
@Dem Crumblies Tech thnx. I found it and already made one of his routine;)
Also make sure fast charging is off when you charge while you sleep.
Great video, I've been using the battery one for awhile and have it at 95% I did try the WIFI unlock but it doesn't work, neither does smart lock. Just my luck.
That's awesome to hear Steven! If you sort the comments by newest, a couple other viewers shared their custom routines, which are pretty handy too like turning off Bluetooth when certain Bluetooth devices are disconnected, or keeping the phone unlocked when connected to you car's Bluetooth. So many possibilities! Thanks for watching 🙂
Great tutorial, i am trying to make one where when i leave home wifi turns off and mobile data comes on and then the reverse can you help. Thanks
Hey @MrTosha43, I think you may have to set up two routines for this. The first one would be "If Wi-Fi strength 1 bar or less, then turn on Mobile Data and reverse actions" The second one could be "If Place (your home location within 100 meters) When I arrive (Set option to improve accuracy with Wi-Fi Network), Then Wi-Fi On. Try that and let me know how it goes. I set mine to turn off my WiFi and turn on my mobile data when my phone connects to my car's Bluetooth, but I'm not sure if you're driving or not.
@MrTosha43 That's already built into your Samsung device. Settings==>Intelligent Wi-Fi==>turn Wi-Fi on/off automatically
@@krazmokramer Thanks for sharing Ass Man. I'll have to try that one out too!
I am a new Samsung user (S20 FE - 2022) migrated from iPhone where I used to use Shortcuts to be able to send myself the Battery % every 6 hours. However, I find the Samsung Galaxy device to last much longer even after an year and thanks to Modes and Routines have set-up few but still struggling with one specific one - want a preloaded message to be drafted everytime I plug into charging with the battery % at that specific time. Also a pre-drafted message to be sent to either myself or just be there as a draft for me to click the send button when I unplug the phone at the time and at the battery % the phone was Unplugged at.
Hey Tejas, I'm not aware of that type of functionality with the routines. You can try to look into something like IFTTT to see if anyone has created anything like that or can help guide you. Here's a start: ifttt.com/connect/android_battery/email_digest
I have a few routines to send custom notifications when my battery drops past 80, 70, 60, 50% etc and they send them to my Galaxy Watch. Then I have the reverse when it's charging
This battery routine at 99% to protect 'over charging' battery does nothing vs 100%. In either case the battery will drop 1-2% from its set point and then start charging again. Over and over, all night long. Same goes for 85% for that matter.
I use an aggressive sleep mode routine that basically turns everything off. My percent battery drop across 8 hours of sleep time is about 1%.
So even if I leave my phone plugged in all night it will rarely start a recharge cycle once the finished charge set point is reached.
Hey Lance, yep, you're right. I just set it at 99% on this video to show people that it was actually stopping at 99%, but it can be set to any number over 85%. Another viewer mentioned the same thing, that the phone just cuts charging and starts again intelligently, so there isn't a need for this routine. Does your aggressive sleep mode routine include turning off WiFi btw?
@@DemCrumblies yeah my aggressive sleep mode turns off Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Mobile data, Location and turns on Power Savings.
If you needed to be reached while sleeping then I would modify it to keep mobile data on but restrict app usage. Or if on Wi-Fi VoIP then I would disable mobile data and enable Wi-Fi scan throttling (dev setting).
A battery cicle is from 0 to 100% to 0. In you example, you are only consuming 0.01 cicles
@@lancefaure3945 Yea smart, that's a good routine to have, especially when traveling somewhere remote or sleeping over somewhere.
Better to add power saving option as well...while charging
well done mate!
Thanks for watching @jeroenpostma908 : )
The battery level routine is very useful. Lot of people don't know that if you let your phone plugged all night it'd kill your battery.
Yep overcharging is very bad, but lots of people leave their phone plugged in overnight. I always get annoyed with myself when I overcharge or forget to unplug. There is a routine to let the phone audibly talk and tell you when it's fully charged, but I prefer this battery level routine way more. Thanks for watching Filius 🙂
Sorry but it wont,
i have used software and hardware monitors when the phone s22u and s23u (along with countless other battery operated devices) when it hits 100% the amps drop off to just handful and only enough for the phone to operate. you can leave the phone on charge 24/7 and it wont overcharge. what degrades batteries its the amount of times its charged and how much of a charge is given to it. just like setting up a big lipo battery set up for a house you want to keep you battery ideally between 30% and 85%.
i have done that with my S22u and i also only slow wireless charge of a night and after 15 months of heavy use it still has 100% battery health.
the only cavate to this is using a low quality charger and cable even the phone should be smart enough. when do i super fast charge i superfast charge 2.0 which requires a special power manganate chip in the cable.
@@john1182 Good to know that even without this you haven't noticed battery degradation after 15 months.
Great info and setups. Thanks from Detroit 🇺🇲
Hi Tony, glad you found the video helpful! Another viewer shared some of their routines in the comments too that you might be interested in. There's really so many possibilities to create routines for. Thanks for watching 🙂
Let me know if you found any of these Bixby Routines helpful, or if you have routines you'd love to share. Thanks for watching 🙂 UPDATE: Turn off Battery Protect in the Battery Settings if your phone doesn't charge past 85% even with the routine activated. Thanks to @jazzmanofjax for noticing this!
could not find the battery protection or stop charging at 99% for my galaxy s20 ultra
@@mmll25 That sucks, I guess they must have only added that to the newer generations.
@@DemCrumblies I do have that option on my older A51. Maybe they don't have the latest software update installed
@@JulianGaming007 Hey JulianGaming007, thanks for sharing. I'll remember to recommended updating to the latest One UI version next time. Thanks 🙂
@@DemCrumblies you're welcome :)
I want to connect to my car Bluetooth but if at the same time I'm wearing my buds then I want all media and calls to my earbuds, how can I do that?
I'm actually not sure how to do that, but maybe you can edit the Driving Mode and add another condition with Bluetooth Device Connected -> buds and see what happens when the buds are turned on while you drive and what happens when they are off when you drive to see how it behaves since you can set more than one condition to activate the Driving mode.
Routines work for every S20 - S24
Is there a way I could set up a routine that allows me to use my camera/video without pausing my media?
Hey not that I know of, but I agree that would be awesome if it was possible.
The battery level routine didn't work on my s21 plus ...stops charging at 85%...i'm on one ui 5.1
Hey Bruno, I'm also on One UI 5.1 on the S23 Ultra so I the settings should work. Just make sure that "Protect Battery" is turned off when you go to search and type in "More battery settings." If that option is enabled on that screen, I think it takes priority over the routine. Let me know how it goes!
cool !
Glad the video was useful Kenny! Thanks for watching 🙂
I also use routine that when i turn on Wi-Fi it turns off mobile data and when i turn on Wi-Fi it turns off mobile data so whenever i forget i dont have both running at the same time so i safe a bit of battery
Yep that's a smart routine to have when you don't have unlimited data.
@@DemCrumblies I also added when battery level hit 15% or less it turns on 60hz frequency so it doesnt use as much battery
@@user-dd9jv9mb9p Yea good idea. I also just use my phone on dark mode all the time too for battery saving purposes.
@@DemCrumblies dnes dark mode really save battery?
@@user-dd9jv9mb9p Definitely. Since it's an OLED screen on these phones, when an area is set to true black or absolute black, it will completely turn off those pixels instead of just dimming them.
Is there a routine where your phone is left on mute but when a phone call from particular contacts is received it will switch from mute to vibration. Once the call ends. It goes back to mute?
Hey Saif, unfortunately, I don't see a way to do this, then reverse the actions at the end of the call. You can definitely set the phone to vibrate when a call is incoming from a certain contact or contacts, then it should go back to mute if you always had the phone on mute. Maybe try this: If Incoming Call (Select Your Applicable Contacts), Then Sound mode and volume to vibrate and all other sounds to 0%. Then save the routine and put all your sounds to mute. Ask someone to call and it should still vibrate with the call incoming. It should go back to the muted settings I think, but you'll have to test it.
Does the charging feature work even if the phone is off? I am turning my phone off during night but still i dont want overcharge it
I don't think it will because One UI likely won't be loaded when the phone is off.
Are there alternative apps like this for non-Samsung phone. Tq
Hey FirMN, I believe there's an app called Tasker, but I haven't personally used it.
@@DemCrumblies Use it before, but not as powerful as routines. Btw thks
@@PIPSGuy Yea, I wish more phone companies had these types of routines. You can check this site to see if any of these other apps are any good: alternativeto.net/software/llama/
Btw, which phone do you have?
If 5g is disconnected then connect to wifi
Can we set this routine ?
Yes, this is possible if you set a Routine with an "If" condition of "Mobile data" off Then "Wi-Fi On" : )
When does the routine turn off? For example, a sleeping routine set to begin at 1230 am. When will it turn off? Or so you have to manually go back and turn settings on?
Hey Paul, you can set routines to run during a specific time frame, or set the routine to reverse it's actions, it's called "Reverse these actions." When routine ends.
Can we make a routine for displaying seconds in digital clock in aod
I don't think that will be possible because the AOD clocks only show seconds with the analog clock design, and even then, it only shows the second hand. It doesn't show seconds as a number, but I guess you don't want to look at the analog clock.
Watch from pakistan 🇵🇰 dude
Thanks for watching Hamad Warraich!
I set the battery protection routine as in your tutorial to 99% but it still automatically pause at 85%, may i know what the reason or do i missed out something?
Hey @jeffreyjan1992, you may have to turn off battery protect first in the battery settings, since the phone will prioritize that setting over the routine setting.
Please update the battery routine mentioned for ui5.1.
It does not look the same as routine in video. "Then" portion is not present among other things
Hey Keith, try this setup for the new UI 5.1
If:
+ Battery level Equal to or greater than 99% (you can set 100% too)
+ Charging Status -> Charging: Wired Charging & Wireless Charging
Then:
+ Protect Battery On
+ Fast Charging Off
+ Fast wireless charging off
When routine ends:
Reverse these actions.
Let me know how it goes.
Success! I thought that you should know and for to share this important step that is necessary to work! YOU HAVE TO HAVE BATTERY PROTECT TURNED OFF FROM THE MENU TO WORK. THEY ,WITH THE ROUTINES, CONFLICT ! Then in the routine menu , no conflict! Thank you for stimulating my thoughts and finding a workaround!
@@jazzmanofjax Awesome Keith! Thanks for sharing and good catch! I will update my pinned comment to reflect your finding and credit you 🙂
How do you make RUclips window to pop out when you go out off the app? :)
Hey Elin, it's a feature that comes with RUclips Premium when you pay for it. Btw, my S23 Ultra came with 4 months free of RUclips Premium, so you can get the same thing too if you recently bought that phone.
Is there a way to apply two conditions simultaneously? For instance, I have a sleep routine set from 23:00 to 07:00. However, I would like to add another condition where it only triggers if I am at home or a specific location. Currently, the routine activates as soon as I arrive home, regardless of the time. The issue is that if I am traveling during my sleep hours, I do not want the routine to be triggered. Have you experimented with something like this? Thank you!
Hey there, if you search for "Routines" and find the Sleep Routine, then go to edit it, you can add a condition to specify that it only activates when you are at a specific place (your home) or when connected to your home's WiFi network which should work. Let me know how it goes : )
@@DemCrumblies Hi there! Thank you for your response. I tried editing it by following this path: Routines > Sleep Routine > Edit > Add Condition. However, when I searched for the location, no results were found. It did work when I searched for the Wi-Fi, but I prefer not to use this option since I often work from home, even when it's not my sleeping time.
@@neo4646 Hey there, when you go to Add Condition -> Place, do you see options for "My current location, Home, Pick a Place"? If you do, you can pick current location or pick a place and choose your home on the map. If you don't see those options under places, I would check to ensure your phone is up to date with One UI updates.
hey guys can u help me that when i am browsing netflix or watching something on it, i want that when i get message on whatsapp notification sound goes off and just borderline lights pops for once. how can i do that on routines?
Hey Gökhun, unfortunately, I don't see a way to set an app-specific activity option for WhatsApp, but maybe someone else will know better than I do if this can be accomplished.
hello, why is it bad to give it 100% charged? does 100% equal to overcharged?
Samsung recommends charging to 85% for preserving battery life. If you enable the battery protect feature on Samsung phones, it limits the charge to 85%. 100% will not equal to overcharge, because it seems the phone will intelligently cut power to the phone to let it drop to 99% before charging resumes again. So you probably do not need to follow my routine for this.
Question: What is the differences and is better, auto camera lens changing on or off? I am not a photographer, i want to pick and shoot without messing with it too much!
Hey Paviu, I would set it to auto and the phone should pick the best lens for different lighting and focusing situations.
You can also go into the camera settings and turn on scene enhancer to see if you like the effect or not.
@@DemCrumblies everyone online is saying that it is a blessing to be able to turn it off finally with camera assistance, any idea why?
Hey Paviu, where did you see the auto camera lens changing option? In my camera settings, I don't see that option in the default camera app or the Expert Raw app. Once I see the setting, I can try to test out how it works. I'm assuming people prefer to have more manual control if they recommend turning it off.
@@DemCrumblies camera assistant
On my Samsung S 23 Ultra, it won't always reverse the action when the routine is over. Do you have a solution?
Hey Dejan, if the routines reverse sometimes, it almost sounds like it could be location based? If the same issue occurs even without a location condition, you may just have to delete the reverse actions and create a work-around routine to achieve the same thing. I know others have issues with it not always reversing, or even running in some cases. Can you give me an example of a routine you have and I can try to replicate it on my phone to see if I experience the same thing?
@@DemCrumblies If App opened Camera Then (Do not disturb ON) When routine ends (Reverse these actions)
Sometimes you do, sometimes you don't. And when I repeat the action, let it go the first time, and sometimes after a few it does it to return it.
@@ndejan Hey Dejan, I just set up that routine and tested it out three times in a row and the reverse actions worked when I completely closed the camera app or left the app running in the background. I will monitor it over the next few days though to see if I encounter your issue. Can you try to pin the "Modes and Routines" app to the home screen? Then once you do that, long press on the Modes and Routines icon and tap the "i" icon, then press on "Force stop" at the bottom right to see if that helps. Maybe it is bugged and a forced restart of the service can help.
@@DemCrumblies After the Force stop, everything works as it should, I will monitor more, but it seems that was the solution. Thank you
That's great to hear. Hopefully the fix keeps!
Great video. Please help with this. IF Camera app is open and IF Hiking is being recorded (Samsung Health) THEN Audio Guide (Samsung Health) is muted. When we're recording a video while hiking the audio guide will announce "1.5 miles complete" or "Workout Paused" or "Workout Resumed". Very annoying when recording a video. Can you help?
Hey Hiking with grandma and grandpa, that might be a more challenging one. What happens if you also add "Do Not Disturb / DND" when the camera app is open? I looked in the Samsung Health app, and I couldn't find any settings for disabling audio in the app.
@@DemCrumblies I'll try the dnd. Thanks.
DND did not work. I tried getting help from Support. :(
@@Hikingwithgrandmaandgrandpa That's too bad. I guess if you reduce the notification and sound volume on your phone, the video recording still records the audio from within the app?
A workaround you could try (can't test as I don't use Sam Health). If you sound assistant from the Samsung Store you can add the ability to control audio for individual apps(like windows volume mixer) You might be able to mute Samsung Health from there.
Are these features available on the Tab S8 Ultra? I sometimes take my Tab in my car and mount it, but I have to set my mobile hot spot on for it and turn on Bluetooth for my car stereo and set my Wi-Fi to my phone to receive the hot spot signal. It would be nice just to get in and all is automatically done.
Hey Jat, I'm not sure if these are available on the Tab S8 Ultra. I haven't actually used any of the tab devices, but if it has Bixby, it may have these routines too. I'm not sure if there's a way to pair routines between two devices, but if the routines on both devices take effect, I'm assuming the routines would try to keep running until certain conditions are met.
Routines are available for S8 Ultra for sure, just look up in settings! But I'd be very interested to see the way you mount the Ultra in the car, I search a lot over the internet, but I can't find any car mounting system for it...
I had no idea about this. Is this not possible on a pixel 8 Pro?
These routines are through Samsung's One UI system only, so they'll only be available on Samsung phones.
@@DemCrumblies Man I want to use these! I Don't have a Samsung phone. Only a tablet. I don't need them on a tablet. Google needs to step up it's game!
I just found an app called MacroDroid. Sounds like it does similar stuff👍
@@symmetryofzero I agree. The Routines features on Samsung phones allow sooo much automations and conveniences for me.
At 1:41 What exactly you call that thing that check the voltage is coming in or not
You can search for USB C Tester Power Meter or you can buy a USB C charging cable where it shows you the charging speed right on the cable like this: geni.us/TEJZU (Affiliate Link)
@@DemCrumblies thanks bro and by the way the new UPDATE of s23 ultra. When you select for limit the battery option it used to be 85 now they reduced it to 80 but they give 2 more options so which one is better because I followed your Bixby routine video, everything is ok but according to your video your phone charging stops at 99 but mine doesn't charge more than 80( the new update) can you check it please. Thanks 😊
@@Koenigsegg954 I believe if you turn on the Battery Protection feature, that will take precedence over any routines you make. So to get the battery to 99%, you'd have to disable battery protect. However, I learned that the max ideal battery charge for best battery health should be 80%. So if you really really care about the best battery life possible, it's best to not use any routines and to just use battery protect at 80%. If you change your phone every year or two years, then I wouldn't worry too much about getting the best battery health possible because the battery degradation will likely be in single digits during that time span.
@@DemCrumblies so if I select protect battery so is it gonna stop receiving charge from the charger??
@@Koenigsegg954 Yep exactly. And if you want the absolute best battery health, you can set the 80% option.
Hi. Need a quick advice. Say i am stepping out from my home wifi and want to switch to mobile data immediately and turn off wifi. How to set it up ?
Hey Deepak, try this:
If WiFi strength 1 bar or less / Disconnected from WiFi Network (Select your network name)
Then Mobile Data on.
Let me know if that works.
@@DemCrumblies Great!... let me try this before I update you. thanks!
@@DemCrumblies Hi. I don't see the option to turn Wifi ON in the reverse action. It only displays to turn off/on Mobile data. Makes sense?
I also did this. In the IF section, select Place then select My Current Location, or Home. Then select "When I Leave". In the THEN section, use Mobile Data On.
Sir what would you recommend to save battery life 85% 90% 95% as you must be knowledgeable to guide what is optimal to as samsung gives this feature 85% but it isn't handy for whole day use.
Hey Ravi, according to most sources online, the battery percent range should be between 20 to 80%. If Samsung is setting the protect battery to 85%, they have probably done testing and concluded that a maximum of 85% is best for battery health. Even though I know that, I still like to have my battery life higher than 85%, so I made that routine to use. I also consider how long I will keep the phone. If you trade your phone every 1 or 2 years, then you will likely not experience a big degradation in battery life if you make sure you do not charge over 100%. I hope that helps. Thanks for watching 🙂
@@DemCrumblies thank you Sir appreciated it.
Sure, you're welcome!
Double tap and then swipe is more trouble than just 1 touch on the screen with my fingerprint. I guess I will just keep my screen locked all the time
Yea, I mostly use the double tap to turn off the screen vs. using the power button because I also use fingerprint unlock most of the times.
Is there a way to stop showing the routines notifications? I can't dismiss them, and don't seem to find a way to hide them as well
Hey Giovanni, what happens if you long press on the Routine Notification, does it give you an option to make it silent or to turn it off completely?
@@DemCrumblies hey! It's already silent, but I can't turn it off. I just stays there in the every time I scroll to see my other notifications, as it is with "do not disturb". I can't get rid of these, and it's kind of annoying, nothing too big, but I'd rather they're not there 😅
Ah got it. Lemme see when my routine pops back on and I'll see if I can figure a way to have it not show at all. May not be a way if the phone thinks it's vital to know whats running though.
@@giovannidelcorso long press on the notification > Settings > Notification Categories > Turn off Running Routines.
@@RajeshNamase woah, thank you so much, man! Worked out perfectly!
Ive never had a problem with charging my battery too long,i see no meed to save my battery...it was built to work just fine without all these ai extras,Extras.....
According to battery engineers, leaving a battery at a constant 100% leaves it in an excited state continuously, which will negatively impact battery longevity. However, if you upgrade your phone every year or two years the hit to overall battery longevity will not be noticed much. This is why most phones have a battery saving feature where it limits charge to 80%
@@DemCrumblies oh yea the battery engineeres told you...hahahaaa
@@Unneededinfo Yep, met with a team of three of them in Shenzhen, China November 2023. You don't have to take my word for it though, lots of information out there about the optimal maximum charge for best battery health.
@@DemCrumblies Me too...dipsht
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If you turn off WiFi when driving... Doesnt that interfere or prevent android auto?
I don't use Android auto, but as long as your mobile data is on and the phone is connected to your car's Bluetooth, it should be no problem.
If
Bluetood device disconnected
Then
Turn of Bluetooth
If
Camera open
Then
Sound mode: mute
All volume 0
Brightness at 100%
Thanks for sharing Jahid! Smart to disable Bluetooth to save battery if nothing is connected.
Gd morning does charging my phone to 99 percent extend my battery life health
It's best to keep it around 80 to 85% for optimal battery health. If you enable Samsung's built in battery protection feature, it will limit it to 85% I believe.
Thanks 😊
How long does the Samsung phone battery last 85%
@Sandystar3732 you're welcome 🙂
If you check your screen on time in the battery settings, you can reduce 15% off that time to get an estimate.
Just curious. If I turn on battery protection when the battery level reaches 100% does it pause charging as well? Is there a reason why you set it to 99% instead?
Yep, it'll stop at 100% too. I just did 99% to demo the function because if I did 100%, people may think it was still charging.
@@DemCrumblies Ah I see. Thanks for confirming that! I like to charge my phone to 100% so that when I visit battery stats it would show me usage since last fully charged. I will add this to my routine now.
@@LASTRIKE Yep, I love doing that too to see how much battery each app is consuming. Thanks for watching my video 🙂
@@DemCrumblies Bro then how to stop charging when it comes to below 85%
@@workspace-gi4pw You can follow the same steps and just change the number from 99 to any number you want that is lower. You can also go into the battery settings, then go to More battery settings and there's an option to protect the battery by limiting the charge to 85% without setting up a routine.
- Power saving
When battery discharge under 31%, phone goes in to the power saving mode
- charging edge glow
When I put phone on a charger, I get edge glow effects for a shor time
- When I connect on a specific BT device (home gym stereo) then only YT music play on a BT, other apps play on a phone.
- unlock phone in a car
when phone connect on a car BT, then leave phone unlocked
- Unlocknphone at home
when phone connect on a home wifi, then leave phone unlocked
- protect battery stops charging at 85%, and 1h before alarm, turn off protect and charge battery to the full - 100%
- I put button on desktop which stops YT after X minutes (if I am using some relaxing music for sleeping)
Those are awesome. I'm gonna steal the unlock phone when connected to car BT because when I use the Google Voice Assistant it always asks me to unlock the phone, and I never plan ahead an set up a routine for that.
Hey, man! Please, how did you do the "protect battery stops charging at 85%...."?
@@giovannidelcorso Hey Giovanni, you can actually set that up without a routine, by going into Settings -> Battery & Device Care -> Tap on the Battery Bar showing % available -> Scroll down and tap on More Battery Settings, then tap on Protect Battery at the bottom of the screen. OR even easier, go to settings, type in search bar "protect" and tap on "Protect Battery" when it shows up.
@@DemCrumbliesI hear one that increasea font size when connected to car Bluetooth, it's handy when you wear glasses like me haha
@@ed3m1r Oh yea that would be handy to have, especially for touching the screen easier too.
Your video is blinding from all the white.
You should use dark mode for instructional videos
Yea good point! I'll keep that in mind next time.
Lol wifi used less battery than mobile data
Yep, WiFi should use less battery than mobile data. Some people enable fast network switching where the connection jumps between both for the fastest speed, but I usually turn off data when I don't need it to save battery.
Call of duty player😂😂
1 vs 1 me bro! 😉