THE IPHONE has self-monitoring features so that users can optimize how their device functions.
You could stretch the battery life of your iPhone with this trick.
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All iPhones use lithium-ion batteries (Li-ion), which are lighter, smaller, and more powerful than predecessors like Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH).
Every iPhone is the same on the outside, but after a few months of ownership, you can analyze battery reports to get the most out of your phone.
If your phone is dying suspiciously quickly, it could be a single app wreaking havoc on your battery.
Follow this guide to get a custom report on your battery usage.
Open the Settings app and click the Battery tab.
You’ll see a timeline of your charging history and a bar graph of your screen time.
Beneath that, you’ll see a list of battery usage by app.
The apps at the top of this list are the ones that you expend the most battery on.
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The apps that drain the most battery are different for each user.
Mobile games with 3D graphics are a major stressor on battery life – consider this next time you want to open Clash of Clans with less than 20% battery life.
Social media apps that log long stretches of heavy use will demand a lot of battery, especially video-dominant apps like TikTok.
To get the most from your battery in the short- and long-term, pull your phone from the charger once it’s in the 90 to 95% range.
Turn optimized battery charging to turn some of the responsibility over to the iPhone’s machine learning capabilities.
