Apple iPhones have become part of people’s daily routine, so nothing is more irritating that having your iPhone battery go dead at the most wrong time. Luckily, there are some basics things you can do to extend your iPhone battery life and make it last longer more than it does now.
1. Adjust Display Settings
This is one of the greatest energy vampires on your iPhone. Begin by lowering one’s screen brightness or enabling Auto-Brightness available under settings, accessibility, and display & text size. Also, the power saving feature known as Dark Mode can be switched on under Settings > Display & Brightness, and is said to be particularly beneficial in iPhones with OLED screens.
2. Limit Background Activities
There are even certain background processes that can consume your iPhone battery even when you’re not actively using the device. To prevent this, in under Settings > General > Background App Refresh, turn off Background App Refresh for unimportant apps. Just as with the Do Not Disturb mode, disable push notifications for apps that you do not need to be reminded about every time by going to Settings > Notifications.
3. Enable Low Power Mode
Low Power Mode is beneficial for the iPhone that saves battery by temporarily turning off features that use battery while in use such as app background refresh, and download new content. You can enable it under Settingsbattery or from the Control Center without entering the Watch.
4. Optimize Location Services
Tracking someone’s location is a big consumption of battery power. To conserve power, you must turn off features that are not relevant in use by going to Settings – Privacy & Security – Location Services. If the apps need to have location access select “While Using the App” instead of “Always.”
5. Manage Charging Habits
Healthy battery care practices are effective in preserving the battery’s health. One method is to go to Settings, Battery and Battery Health & Charging to turn on Optimized Battery Charging. Avoid leading deep level discharge, that is their charge should not go below 20% Or stay above 80% for long.
6. Disable Unused Features
This one is quite obvious: switch off Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and AirDrop when you don’t need them. Also, do not use dynamic wallpapers and vibrations to save power or energy in one’s smartphone.
7. Keep Your iOS Updated
Apple always provides updates on how best to manage battery issues well into the future. The first step for the execution of these steps is to check that there is an iOS update for your iPhone through Settings > General > Software Update.
By following these tips above you should be able to maximize your iPhone battery and thus have a fully charged phone once you need it most.
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