How to Speed Up a Slow Samsung Phone (One UI 6 Performance Guide)
📰 Introduction
If your Samsung smartphone has started lagging or freezing, you’re not alone. Over time, even high-end Galaxy models can slow down due to background processes, storage clutter, and unnecessary animations.
Fortunately, you don’t need to install any third-party apps — Samsung’s One UI 6 already provides powerful tools to boost performance.
In this guide, we’ll go step by step through every setting you can adjust to make your Samsung phone faster and smoother.
⚙️ 1. Disable Unused Animations
Animations make the interface look smooth, but they also consume processing power.
Steps:
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Open Settings → About Phone → Software Information.
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Tap Build Number 7 times to enable Developer Options.
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Go back to Settings → Developer Options.
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Scroll to Drawing section and reduce:
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Window Animation Scale →
0.5x -
Transition Animation Scale →
0.5x -
Animator Duration Scale →
0.5x
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Optionally, set them all to Off for maximum speed.
💡 Result: Menus open faster, app switching feels instant.
🧩 2. Limit Background Apps
Too many apps running in the background slow down your phone and drain the battery.
Steps:
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Go to Settings → Battery and Device Care.
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Tap Battery → Background Usage Limits.
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Enable:
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Put unused apps to sleep
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Sleeping apps
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Deep sleeping apps
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This stops apps like Facebook or TikTok from constantly using system resources.
🧹 3. Clear Cached and Temporary Files
Over time, cached data takes up storage and slows system response.
Steps:
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Open Settings → Battery and Device Care → Storage.
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Tap Clean Now to delete unnecessary files.
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Optionally, go app-by-app:
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Settings → Apps → Select an app → Storage → Clear Cache.
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💡 Tip: Avoid “Clear Data” unless you want to reset the app completely.
📱 4. Disable Samsung Services You Don’t Use
Some Samsung apps and services (like Samsung Free, Bixby, or AR Zone) run silently in the background.
Steps:
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Go to Settings → Apps.
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Tap the ⋮ three dots (top right) → Show System Apps.
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Disable any app you don’t use, such as:
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Samsung Free
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AR Zone
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Samsung Daily
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Bixby Voice
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⚠️ Note: Don’t disable critical services like “One UI Home” or “System UI.”
🔋 5. Optimize Using Device Care
Samsung’s built-in optimizer does a quick system refresh.
Steps:
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Go to Settings → Battery and Device Care.
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Tap Optimize Now.
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Review the suggestions and apply all available optimizations.
💡 This feature clears background apps, closes unused processes, and improves battery performance — all in one tap.
🧠 6. Update Your System Regularly
Each new version of One UI brings performance and stability improvements.
Steps:
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Open Settings → Software Update.
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Tap Download and Install.
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Keep your phone plugged in and connected to Wi-Fi.
💾 7. Free Up Internal Storage
When storage gets full, your Samsung slows down significantly.
Steps:
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Go to Settings → Battery and Device Care → Storage.
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Delete large videos, duplicate files, or unused apps.
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Move media files to:
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A microSD card (if supported)
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Or Samsung Cloud / Google Drive
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Aim to keep at least 15–20% free storage at all times.
🚀 8. Reset Settings (if performance still poor)
If none of these methods help, you can reset only the system settings (not your data).
Steps:
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Go to Settings → General Management → Reset.
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Tap Reset All Settings.
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Confirm.
Your photos and apps remain safe, but settings return to factory defaults.
✅ Final Thoughts
Samsung’s One UI 6 offers everything you need to keep your phone fast — you just have to know where to look.
Apply these optimizations once a month, and your Galaxy device will stay smooth for years
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