A power saving device for a radio communication terminal reduces current consumption by changing the number of power amplifying stages. A power amplifier in the radio communication terminal includes a first amplifier for high power and a second amplifier for low power. A signal path selector switches an input signal to an input node of the first or second amplifier in response to a switching control signal. An output path selector selects one of output signals from the first and second amplifiers in response to the switching control signal. An RSSI detector detects signal strength of a signal received from a base station. A controller generates the switching control signal of a first state, when the signal strength is low, to enable the signal path selector to switch the input signal to the first amplifier and enable the output path selector to select the output signal of the first amplifier, and generates the switching control signal of a second state, when the signal strength is high, to enable the signal path selector to switch the input signal to the second amplifier and enable the output path selector to select the output signal of the second amplifier. A power supply blocks a first supply voltage to the first amplifier in response to the switching control signal of the second state, and blocks a second supply voltage to the second amplifier in response to the switching control signal of the first state.