How to Save your iPhone battery power

Different strokes for different folks, iPhone is the most amazing smartphone on the market but that depends on individual ratings but for me it is and I concur that quality-wise it's right up there with the best. However, because it will do so many things and people are so in love with using it, the battery life can be a bit of a problem. I've decided to show you a few tips and trick which will assist you improve your iPhone's battery life.

Finding the cause

If you feel like your iPhone's battery is running out slightly too quickly, the first issue that you ought to do is to examine out which of your applications take an enormous toll on it. All you have to try and do is to open your phone's Settings, then go to Battery and you'll be able to see an inventory displaying the amount of battery power used by each of your applications over the past twenty-four hours or seven days. What's extremely cool is that you can also see the amount of time each application has been running in the background so you will be able to apprehend which are alright to leave opened and which you actually should stop so as to preserve battery life. To be honest, this is actually quite basic, but having this information can facilitate you assess if it's worth keeping an application installed and running or if it's better to seem for an alternate answer.

Tinkering with the settings

If you're in dire need of preserving battery power, there are a few tricks which will assistance. Individually they do not do this a lot, but when you combine them, the effects will become noticeable: All of those will be accessed from your iPhone's Settings menu.

Reduce the screen brightness - less light, less power consumed, so keep your screen's brightness as low as possible.

• Decrease the number of push notifications that you receive.
• Cut-back the applications' access to your location.
• Disable Bluetooth (if you don't actually need it).
• Go to Airplane mode - this is often helpful if you are expecting a telephone call or a text at a particular hour, and it's vital that your battery lasts till then.

The Low Power Mode

Another useful factor that you ought to grasp is that beginning with iOS 9, Apple introduced a Low Power mode that reduces or turns off features like background app refreshing, email refreshing, Siri, visual effects, etc. To activate this mode, all you need to do is head to Settings --> Battery and switch the toggle next to the Low Power Mode to the ON position. iPhones powered by iOS 9 or a newer version of the operating system automatically go in Low Power Mode if the battery drops below 200th.