Causes:
1. When using apps like WhatsApp for video calls, the phone simultaneously utilizes multiple devices such as the camera, microphone, speaker, and screen. Additionally, the GPU and network module process and transmit video images, leading to increased power consumption during operation.
2. Extreme ambient temperatures, whether too high or too low, can significantly elevate the phone's power consumption.
3. Poor signal strength amplifies the transmitted and received signals by the phone, resulting in increased power consumption and potentially impacting your video experience.
4. Insufficient storage space.
5. Prolonged use of high screen brightness leads to rapid power consumption.
Solutions:
1. This is a normal occurrence as the battery drains faster during video calls compared to regular use.
2. It is advisable to make video calls in suitable ambient temperatures to minimize power consumption.
3. Please ensure that you make video calls in areas with good signal strength to reduce power consumption and improve the video experience.
4. It is recommended that you ensure sufficient memory is available for running applications during video calls. Close unnecessary background applications and avoid using high-power software during video calls.
5. To reduce power consumption, pull down the notification center and adjust the screen brightness to automatic or lower the brightness as required.
6. We recommend upgrading your phone's operating system to the latest version. Additionally, open the Play Store and update the video calling app to the latest version to optimize performance and reduce power consumption.
If the above methods can't solve your problem, please visit the nearby realme Service Center for help.
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