2 Battery-Draining iPhone Settings Experts Say To Disable When Your Phone Is About To Die

Picture it: your iPhone is on its very last leg and is down to a 15 or 10 percent charge. It’s the middle of the day, with hours left to go until you can charge your device. You’ll need your phone for various tasks, so it’s not reasonable to suggest simply not using your phone to save battery power. How can you ensure your device lasts a few hours and that your battery doesn’t die soon?

There are a few things you can do. The first is to enable Low Power Mode, which is a setting that cuts off your ability to perform several tasks, but in return, prolongs your battery life. You can also turn off certain settings that take up a ton of battery power and aren’t likely giving you much back in return.

Keep things simple by disabling these two settings when you see that your iPhone battery is about to die.