Your iPhone Battery Drains Too Fast, How to Fix?

After updating to the latest iOS version, many iPhone users may find that their iPhone battery is draining more faster than before. It's a frustration that you need to charge your iOS devices every single hour because your iPhone battery drains fast. iOS does report the percentage of power use in the top right corner of your iPhone screen. Imaging that when you are playing games, watching videos, chatting with friends or listening music, your iPhone suddenly reminds you that you have to charge your iPhone. Do you like that? I think that your answer must be "NO! I hate it!"

Now, here i will provide several solutions that you can take advantage of to fix iPhone battery draining fast issues. Try out these iPhone battery tips to bring your battery life back up to where you can get several days of standby, or at least get through a whole day without recharging. Let's see how to do that.

1.  Turn on Low Power Mode

If you have installed  iOS 9 or later on your iPhone, then you can take advantage of Apple’s Low Power Mode to save battery life on iPhone. You’ll find the toggle to turn it on in Settings > Battery > Low Power Mode. After turning on Low Power mode, it will temporarily turn off or reduces mail fetch, Siri functions, background app refresh, automatic downloads, and some visual effects until you fully charge your iPhone.

2. Disable Location Services

Disabling the Location Services on your iPhone results in far less WiFi and GPS activity, which in turn reduces overall power consumption by quite a margin. Go to “Settings” and tap on “Privacy”, then “Location Services” and disable the toggle at the top to turn off the Location Services. Alternatively, you can adapt the list of apps which are allowed to use your location if you prefer to keep it on, but still want the benefit of reducing the location queries that make your battery drain faster.

    

3. Disable Wi-Fi/Bluetooth

When you are walking on the road or doing other things with no need to use Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, you can turn off Wi-Fi or Bluetooth to save iPhone battery life. 

You can simply swipe upwards from the bottom of your screen to access the Control Center and tap the Bluetooth icon in the center. While Bluetooth is turned off, the icon will appear more dimly in color. You can also swipe up from the bottom of your screen and tap the little wireless icon in your Control Center to switch it off.

4. Turn off iCloud

Automatically backing up iPhone data to iCloud will drain your battery and eat through your data allowance. It’s a useful feature for backing up precious photos, but there might be a few things being backed up that you don’t really care about or need. Therefore, you can close the function of automatically backing up with iCloud. Take a look in Settings > iCloud and toggle off anything you don’t want. When you want to backup to iCloud again, you can turn on iCloud app.

5. Disable Background App Refresh

Go to Settings > General > Background App Refresh and take a look at the list, you will find that many apps on your iPhone are updating automatically.  Do you really need all those apps updating themselves in the background and draining your iPhone battery life? You can turn off all the apps you don’t need to update automatically. Remember, they’ll still update and work as normal when you fire them up, they just won’t keep running when you’re not using them.

6. Adjust iPhone Screen Brightness

The too bright screen drains iPhone battery faster than anything else, The brighter it is, the faster it drains. Therefore, the easiest way to solove the issue of iPhone battery draining fast is to reduce your iPhone screen brightness. Go to Settings > Wallpaper & Brightness and turn Auto-Brightness off. Then, set your brightness to the lowest setting that still looks readable. You might have to tweak it from time to time, but you’ll save a lot of juice this way. You can simply swipe upwards from the bottom of your screen to access the Control Center and adjust iPhone screen brightness with ease.

7. Close Push Notifications from Apps

Some apps will send you notifications every day that you don’t really need. Go to Settings > Notification Center and look under Include. Tap on any apps that you don’t need notifications from and choose None under the Alert Style, and then toggle Show in Navigation Center to off and Show on Lock Screen to off.