Nobody enjoys watching their iPhone’s battery drain from 100% to 0% in a short period of time. These are, unfortunately, one of the drawbacks of owning an iPhone. It is very common for an iPhone to start signalling you of a weakened battery after a few years of use, and when this happens, try the following tips to extend the life of your battery and save you money. Visiting an electronic store to have your battery repaired is an option, but it should not be your first choice, as we are not here to discuss the obvious; instead, we are here to provide you with hacks that are both hassle-free and much less expensive than having your phone repaired or having your battery replaced.
Hunt down the Apps that are Draining the Battery of your iPhone
Even when you are not using your phone, there may be apps that are draining your battery. When you first log into some apps, they ask for permission to run over other apps and in the background, which eventually drains your battery. The Apple Watch app is one of these apps. I know you adore your Apple Watch more than your life, but the app may be causing your relationship with it to deteriorate. Maybe it’s time to reconsider your love for your Apple Watch and decide whether it’s worth it or not. Follow these steps to locate the offending apps: Go to the settings menu and select the battery option.When the page appears on your screen, scroll down to see a list of apps and their percentage battery usage.
To see how much battery each app has used while running in the background, click on it.
When you’ve caught the criminals, make sure to remove them from the background whenever they’re not in use. You can also limit their battery usage and keep an eye on them on a regular basis. If they continue to misbehave, consider uninstalling them.
Low Power Mode
One way to extend the life of your iPhone battery is to keep track of the app’s battery usage. Switching on the Low Power Mode is also an option. When you turn on this mode, you may have to make some compromises because it is designed to save battery life rather than maximize the capabilities of your phone. This mode turns off background app refresh, mail fetch, and auto-downloads, and increased brightness, among other battery-draining activities.
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