Over time, Apple has been redesigning its iPhones, iPods, and MacBooks, but battery life didn't get any extraordinary improvement. A battery can be the most indispensable component since it powers up the entire iPhone, but what happens to those old batteries when they are about to die? While non-functional batteries don't have any reselling value, they are composed of toxic but recyclable materials. If your iPhone runs out of battery 2 or 3 times a day, it means that its battery is about to die. Your iPhones battery health may deteriorate over time, but first, check your battery's health and information.
How to look up iPhone's battery information?
- Go to settings
- Open the battery section
- Select "Battery Health"
In this section, you will find a quick analysis that will show your phone's battery activity, capacity, and the hours of usage between charges. If you have been using the same iPhone for more than two years, then its battery may not be at its 100 percent capacity since they have a limited lifespan.
How to maximize iPhone battery life
- Lower the screen brightness.
- Let the battery drop before plugging in again.
- Select the "Optimized Battery Charging" option.
- Keep it updated.
- Turn on Low Power Mode.
If your iPhone's battery is dying faster than usual and you cannot get through the day without a charge, we suggest replacing it or sending your iPhone to a recycling facility.
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