How to Save Battery Life on Your iPhone
It's tough to exist without a smartphone these days. So much of our lives are contained inside these tiny devices that we don't want them running out of juice at an inopportune time. But thanks to Apple clinging to its proprietary Lightning cable for so long, there wasn't always a compatible charger at the ready—until the iPhone 15 launched with a USB-C charging port.
Apple's $29 iPhone battery-replacement program is long gone, but the Self Service Repair Store sells replacement batteries you can install yourself at around $70. If you would prefer to eke out a few more months without paying for a new battery (or iPhone), though, here are some things to try.
1. How to Show Battery Percentage on iPhone
2. Activate Low Power Mode
3. Adjust Screen Brightness
4. Manage Your Lock Screen
5. Turn Off Location Services
6. Turn Off Background App Refresh
7. Cut Down on Notifications
8. Turn Off Wireless Services
9. Kill Active Listening
10. Monitor the Health of Your Device's Battery