Quick Panel final answer!

[Robin621k]

I love how using QuickStar you can customize the Quick Panel. This is my new Quick Panel setup. Everything is in the Quick Settings box as icons rather than using the buttons. I just wish the sliders for brightness and sound weren't so fat. 

[Belaythatorder]

How much battery use does this app consume on average?

[Robin621k]

What app?

[AAbbott]

None. The Good Lock customizations actually use no battery at all after you finish making your design modifications.  For custom settings, still use no battery.  Modes and routines (not entirely part of Good Lock), will only use battery for those components of your routine which are activated by it's trigger, and ONLY at the time it's triggered.  They sit in the background listening, but doing nothing until called.  Using Quickstar, for instance, will use whatever negligible battery the app uses while open and you are configuring your style (just as any other app you use), and then closes, leaving your configuration.

[Belaythatorder]

Quickstar.

[Robin621k]

Essentially it only activates when used. It's a module inside the Good Lock app, found in the Galaxy Store, and is a first-party app from Samsung. It offers amazing customization options and allows you to gain control of numerous features.

[Belaythatorder]

Thanks for your reply! Yeah I'm familiar with Good Lock...I currently use Camera Assistant on my latest device. I bought it a bit over a month ago and I'm still trying different configurationls to get good baseline battery life.

[Robin621k]

Then you should download Good Guardians and check out the modules in there too. Battery Guardion, App Booster.

[meself]

I will take change my homestretch for 400 lol