Top 5 iPhone Battery Save Tips and Tricks That Really Work 2021

Top 5 iPhone Battery Save Tips and Tricks That Really Work 2021

Today in this video I'm going to show you Top 5 iPhone Battery Save Tips and Tricks That Really Work 2021.Maximizing iPhone battery life is something that many iPhone users deal with on a regular basis as we all want our iPhones to last as long as possible. Sometimes there are bugs in iOS that make the battery drain faster, and sometimes we just need to eke out as much as possible on a long day out and about.

01) Prevent Background App Refresh

There are several features that make the iPhone smarter and ready when you need it. One of these features is Background App Refresh. This feature looks at the apps you use most often and the time of day that you use them. Then it updates those apps so that the next time you open one of those apps, the latest information is waiting for you. For example, if you check social media at 7:30 a.m., iOS learns that and automatically updates social apps before that time. This useful feature drains battery.

To turn off Background App Refresh on the iPhone, open the Settings app, go to General - Background App Refresh, then choose Background App Refresh - Off. Or, toggle the option off for specific apps only.

02) Turn AirDrop Off Unless You're Using It

AirDrop, the wireless file-sharing feature Apple introduced in iOS 7, can be extremely handy. To use AirDrop on an iPhone, turn on Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, then set the phone to look for other AirDrop-enabled devices. As with any feature that uses wireless technologies, the more you use it, the more battery power it uses. To save power on your iPhone, turn AirDrop off when you're not using it.

Control whether AirDrop receiving is on or off through Control Center. Swipe down from the top of the screen or up from the bottom, then tap AirDrop. Choose Receiving Off to disable it.

Another way to customize how AirDrop works is through Settings - General - AirDrop.

03) Don't Automatically Upload Photos to iCloud

Any time you upload data, the battery runs down. Make sure that you're intentionally uploading, rather than automatically doing it in the background. Since the Photos app can automatically upload images to your iCloud account, this is the first place to check. Turn off auto-uploads and only upload from your computer or when you have a full battery.

To check whether photos always upload to iCloud, open the Settings app, tap Photos (on older devices, tap Photos & Camera), then turn off iCloud Photos or iCloud Photo Library.

04) Use Low Power Mode

When you need to conserve battery life on your iPhone and don't want to turn off settings one by one, try a feature introduced in iOS 9 called Low Power Mode.

Low Power Mode shuts down all non-essential features on an iPhone to conserve as much power as possible. Apple claims that turning this on will add up to three hours of battery life.

Enable Low Power Mode from Settings - Battery. Another way is through Control Center; tap the battery icon to enable or disable it.

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