It's obvious that most phone users are having serious battery problems mostly users from Nigeria, their problems are either from inferior and substandard batteries being produced by some battery manufacturers or from our poor electricity which is a problem on its own.

So, therefore, some expert in the tech field have brought out some solution to the batteries problems, which most of the phone users have applied those techniques, they concurred and have also testified that the problem-solving method is working 101%.

These are some of the things to do so that you can save your battery from dying too quick..


1. Turn on Low Power Mode

This is the easiest way to save battery: turn on Low Power mode, which was introduced in iOS 9. You might have gotten prompted to switch to the mode when your charge sunk below 20% here or there, but you can manually turn it on, too. To do so, navigate to Settings > Battery and switch it on, but you can also add it to your Control Center for easy access.

Low Power mode reduces display brightness, optimizes device performance, and minimizes system animations. Some apps like Mail won’t download content in the background. You can still text, make calls, and receive data – Low Power Mode just dials down the fancier perks until you switch it off or charge your iPhone above 80% battery.

2. Limit how much you're watching or playing

Okay, this might be a bit obvious, but it bears repeating: watching media on your iPhone drains battery at a speedy rate. Depending on your phone, watching an hour-long episode could take 5% or more off. The same is true for playing games, especially those that compete online, as the phone must work overtime to relay commands back and forth from the server.

The answer, sadly, is to watch and play less. If you must, make things less demanding on your iPhone: dial down the brightness, lower the resolution, and so forth. Opt for less intensive games like puzzlers instead of graphics-intensive titles.

3. Stop using location settings

While your iPhone’s capability to pinpoint your location using LTE, GPS, and sensors is indeed miraculous, it also drains your battery. If you’re low on charge, don’t keep the Maps app open and actively tracking where you are, or other apps that access your location.

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