The iPhone's battery is an essential part of the device and it's important to manage it efficiently to ensure extended use throughout the day.
Battery saver mode is a feature built into the iOS which allows you to extend battery life by reducing the power consumption of certain features and adjusting device settings to save power.
In this special article of Coliseu Geek, we'll explore how to use battery saver mode on iPhone and how to get the most out of it.
Activating battery saving mode
To activate battery saving mode on iPhone, follow these steps:
- Access the “Settings” app from your iPhone’s home screen.
- Scroll down and tap “Battery”.
- Then tap on “Energy Saving Mode”.
Customizing Battery Saver Mode Settings
iOS offers some customizable options for battery saver mode. To access these options, go to “Settings” -> “Battery” -> “Power Saving Mode”.
- “Auto Enable” option: When this option is enabled, battery saving mode will be automatically activated whenever the battery charge is low. You can set the level at which you want the battery saver mode to be activated automatically.
- “Low Power in Control Center” Option: With this option turned on, you can activate battery saving mode directly from the iPhone Control Center. Just swipe up from the bottom of the screen (on iPhones with a home button) or swipe down from the top-right corner of the screen (on iPhones without a home button) to access the Control Center.
Benefits of battery saver mode
By activating battery saving mode, you can enjoy many benefits, including:
- Lower processor power consumption: Battery saver mode reduces the performance of your iPhone's processor, which results in lower power consumption. This means that certain apps and features may take a little longer to open, but battery life is extended.
- Screen brightness reduction: The screen brightness is adjusted to a lower level in battery saving mode, which helps to save power.
Turning off background notifications: Background updates for apps are temporarily turned off, which further reduces power consumption.
It's important to be aware of battery saver mode limitations, such as a delay in email updates and notifications: Because background updates are turned off, you may experience a delay in the delivery of emails and app notifications. Decreased performance on some features: Some iPhone features may experience reduced performance dramatically.
