Samsung Galaxy S25 series might incorporate ‘Battery AI’ to enhance battery life.
According to the report, the upcoming AI feature is expected to conserve approximately five to ten percent of battery life in forthcoming flagship models.
According to reports, Samsung is rumored to be developing a new artificial intelligence (AI)-powered feature called Battery AI. This feature could potentially enable users to conserve up to 10 percent of battery life on the upcoming Galaxy S25 series and future flagship devices. It’s speculated that despite no increase in battery capacity for the next-generation S-series smartphones like the Galaxy S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra, the implementation of new AI features might lead to increased battery consumption. However, Samsung aims to counterbalance this with the introduction of the Battery AI feature.
The information originates from tipster PandaFlash, who shared insights on X (formerly Twitter), indicating that Samsung is actively working on Battery AI. The tipster, citing an unnamed source, mentioned that this feature could save between five to ten percent of battery life in the company’s upcoming flagship models. Notably, the specifics of how Battery AI achieves this optimization were not disclosed.
While the exact functioning of Battery AI remains unspecified, it’s speculated that it won’t rely on traditional battery-saving methods such as CPU and GPU throttling or blocking background activities. Instead, being a software-based solution, it’s unlikely to enhance battery life at a hardware level. Possible approaches for Battery AI could involve leveraging on-device intelligence to manage background app activity or adjusting system settings based on user usage patterns.
For example, it could monitor the user’s sleep schedule and automatically pause notification alerts, lower screen brightness, disable the always-on display, and perform similar actions during that period. Similarly, it might implement these adjustments when the device remains idle for an extended duration during the daytime. However, definitive details are uncertain until Samsung issues an official statement.
Interestingly, the tipster’s post did not specifically reference the Galaxy S25 series. Nonetheless, considering that all recent updates from Panda Flash have been focused on the upcoming S-series phones for next year, it’s probable that this feature will be integrated into the Galaxy AI ecosystem. Should the reports about Samsung not boosting the battery capacity of the S25 series next year hold true, this feature could prove essential for users seeking to optimize their device’s limited battery life.
