(It also saves you waving your phone around in the middle of the street, as fun as that is.)Ĭurrent events include the Season 9 of Go Battle League, the addition of Raid Achievements, the Misunderstood Mischief research quest and the new Finding Your Voice Meloetta research. Not only does turning off AR mode mean you're not wasting the battery on camera and gyroscope use, it's also much easier to catch Pokémon in this view. When you capture a Pokémon, by default the game will use the phone's camera and gyroscope to place the creature in the real-world using augmented reality.īy turning this off - by pressing the toggle in the upper right corner - you can instead switch to capturing creatures in a static view on a lush green field. This is a lesser known but surprisingly important tip for shaving off some battery usage when playing Pokémon Go. Switch off AR when capturing Pokémon to save battery Playing in this view not only saves battery, but makes catching easier. Note that if you're logged out of the app (such as when the server goes down) you may need to re-enable this, and other options in the Settings, when you log back in.
Once you select it, the phone's screen will automatically dim when it's down by your side in a horizontal position, but still continues operating, notifying you of any nearby Pokémon, PokéStops and counting steps towards hatching eggs and Pokémon Go's Buddy system. To access it, tap the Pokéball at the bottom of the screen during map view to bring up a menu of options, then tap the cog in the upper right corner.
It was temporarily removed on iOS as part of the July 31 update, but was restored the following month after several bugs were fixed. There is a 'Battery Saver' option within Pokémon Go that allows your phone to enter a low-power state when exploring on the move. Watch on YouTube Turn Pokémon Go's battery saver mode on You can turn Battery Saver on within the Settings - if you have an Android.
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