Adaptive Battery: Enable or Disable
If certain apps stop refreshing in the background, delay notifications, or drain your Oppo battery unevenly, Smart Power Saver is likely restricting their activity. This adaptive battery feature studies your usage habits and throttles apps it rates as less important, which can interfere with messaging or fitness tracking apps. Switching it off gives every app full background access again, at the cost of some battery life.
Check App Battery Consumption
If your Oppo phone drains faster than usual, background apps are often the reason, but WLAN, Bluetooth and screen brightness also pull a lot of power. Coloros keeps a short usage history so you can see which app or function used the most energy recently.
Turn Power Saving Mode On or Off
If your Oppo phone suddenly dims the screen, cuts the screen timeout to 15 seconds, and stops apps from syncing in the background, Power saving mode is active. This mode can switch on by itself at low battery or stay on after you enabled it manually, and it often delays notifications and app updates. Switching it off brings back normal brightness and sync behavior right away.
Turn High Performance Mode On or Off
If your Oppo phone drains battery fast or feels hot during gaming, High Performance Mode might already be active in the background. This setting disables every energy-saving feature to push maximum speed, which trades battery life and temperature for smoother performance.
Auto-Enable Power Saving Mode at a Set Battery Level
If your Oppo phone only switches to power saving mode after you tap it manually, the battery often drops further than you would like before you notice. Coloros can trigger power saving mode on its own once the battery reaches a level you choose, anywhere from 5 to 75 percent. Without this setting turned on, you have to remember to activate the mode yourself every time the charge gets low.
Optimize Battery Consumption
If your Oppo phone drains fast even when you barely touch it, background apps are usually pulling power without you noticing. Oppo phones include a function that scans your usage and shows exactly how much charge you could save, app by app. Knowing which processes it restricts helps you decide if the automatic suggestion fits how you actually use your phone.
Show or Hide Battery Percentage in Status Bar
If your Oppo phone only shows a battery icon in the status bar, you can't tell exactly how much charge is left. The icon shape changes as it drains, but it never tells you whether you're at 42 percent or 58 percent. Coloros hides the exact number by default, so you're stuck guessing from the icon alone.
Disable Automatic Power Saving Shutoff After Charging
If Power saving mode on your Oppo phone switches off by itself once the battery reaches roughly 60 percent, ColorOS is applying its built-in reset rule. That can be annoying if you want reduced performance and background limits to stay in place no matter how much charge is left.