Apple should have a auto restart feature. Like Samsung does. You can schedule Samsung devices to restart automatically at any time of the day, even seven day a week.
@@franciscoavalos9948 My iPhone 13 brand new, at the end of the day I have only 20 % with 5 hours screen on. I have done all the tips,no backround apps etch but still have problem. What's going on? Is like iphone 11 I used to have.
I always use white point, and it’s by far one of the most useful things ever! I have an iPhone 11, and even with white point up to 100%, I can still see and use the screen fine, even it broad daylight. It’s helped me save a lot of battery!
Thank you from a 79 yr. old woman recently upgraded from iPhone 7 to 12. Easy to follow (if a bit fast for me) and easy to watch due to your intellect and charisma. Quite enjoyable while learning something of value (rare these days on a screen).
If you wish to make it easier, as I do, just stop, look at the screen they are on, then start the Video again. If you don't quite get it just back the Video up a bit and start that segment again, until you catch up! That is what I must do anyway!
Battery optimization don’t work if people follow some of the advice given on settings to turn off to save battery life videos. System customization and significant locations needs to stay on.
Instead of using that Don’t charge your phone overnight Because it stays at 100 percent longer which heats up your battery This will degrade your battery over time
@@tahmidabdin4625 that’s just not true. The point of it is to let your battery rest overnight and minimize the time it spends at 100%. Phones nowadays are smart and don’t actually run current through the battery once it reaches 100%. Simply touch your phone while it’s charging at 100% and you will see it doesn’t get hot whatsoever.
Another great advice is to switch off GPS in the weather App and just choose the city where you are. As long as you are not travelling all day long, it is unnecessary for the phone to check your location dozens of times a day if you are not leaving the town or city anyway.
Love it. Are you able to talk more about Siri & Search. There’s a lot there you can turn on or off to improve battery life as well as improve user experience.
This video was helpful! I do have one concern regarding updating my iPhone. I currently own the 11 and I’ve been hearing that updating it can also cause massive battery drainage and my maximum capacity has already went from 100% from 92% within a span of 5 months since buying the phone. After doing everything from the video, would updating the iOS also cause my battery’s maximum capacity to drain even more? Just out of curiosity.
If you turn off location for all those system services it will effect things like night shift and automatic dark mode. I listened to you on that and it took some doing to figure out what happened.
3:37; You can tell that the other dude not talking is just done with that "blond guy." Everytime he interrupts him he looks like he just wants to leave the studio mid video.
Awesome! The dark mode seemed to really help. Just figured out light mode actually drains your battery, and personally i love using dark mode too. Thanks for the tips.
Great tips again guys, but I agree a little too fast to update on this end as you were explaining where items were, I know just hit pause. For all the haters who give these guys a thumbs down....why? they are helping you in making the performance of your iPhone better. For all that have subscribed and haven't become members yet, why not the perks are awesome!
I agree - maybe slowing down the presentation of the tips would make it easier to follow along without having to rewind for each tip. I don't get the haters either - always find these videos helpful!
I set playback speed to .75. It makes them sound stoned, which is kind of fun, and I’m able to follow better. I still have to pause some since I’m somewhat disoriented on my new phone & many IOS versions ahead of what i was using. The information here has been invaluable & I save them all for reference. 🥰
Don’t force close your apps on iPhone Apple itself advice their users to never force close apps as it reduces the life of your battery Ok Android u must close as it uses RAM due to its process called “garbage cleaning” but on iPhone u must not close all apps They will not run in the background and will not use your battery but when u force close them and reopen them then it uses a lot of power to reboot that app. I ruined my previous iPhone battery life by force closing apps
Good tips gentlemen , i can honestly say since IOS 15 has hit my ipad and 12 pro max , both have had noticeable increased battery consumption , hopefully some of your tips did the job ;) , thank you ..
your tick-tack conversations are very entertaining guys, but not so instructive. because you go far to fast for a lot of people. Especially for non-native English speakers.
That's why we keep them in there! We release if we just went straight through the tips at our pace, we would lose a lot of people. Thanks for watching! -Zech
You guys are great. Yes, the brunette talks a little too fast at times but the blonde slows him down when needed. Great teamwork! I do appreciate your videos!!
hmm. i’ve heard before that if you constantly close out of apps every day, especially ones you use on a daily basis, it’ll make your phone use more power than necessary since you have to keep booting it back up. if i’m wrong feel free to correct me :)
It’s true. It’s common sense really, iPhone has to use its cpu more to load up apps. Apps freeze anyway when In back round assuming back round app refresh is off
yeah, you're correct, I lost 5% battery health on my new iphone in 2-3 months because I kept closing all my apps, it stopped when i let them stay open in the background, they don't keep running, they freeze, or atleast that's what I heard.
i used to thought that was true, but few days ago i contacted apple support and i chatted with an advisor and asked about that theory, and they said its not true, in fact leaving apps in the background consumes more battery because they stay in the background, theyr not in use but theyr in the background which just consumes your battery...so yeah
@@mokhan1291 Of course , that is assuming that the particular app sitting in the background is not sucking the life out of your battery while just sitting there. Apps can be tricky little buggers , some apps may even become active in the background without you knowing if they at times work in conjunction with other apps , i have seen this first hand.
@@ndeeanka Apple's Senior Vicepresident of Software Engineering Craig Federighi responded to this concern a while ago and what the OP says is right and the advisor you spoke to is wrong. Force closing apps that are acting up however is normal of course.
The close out tip is pretty stupid in my opinion. It’s well known it’ll actually hurt your battery in the long run if you have your background app refresh managed decently. RAM holds it, not the CPU. And do not turn off the Wi-Fi calling location. It’s for emergency services to attempt to determine where you are.
Hello Payette Forward - a lot of convo online about significant locations being tied to “ optimize battery” setting and that optimize will not work if Significant locations is off even though the optimize toggle stays green….. any thoughts on this?
I am iphone user since years and my final verdict and conclusion about battery of iphone is never ever update your iphone to latest IOS… every time i have upgraded iphone to latest version it started behaving abnormal with battery, my experience since iphone 5s, now it happened same with IOS 15, battery is showing 100% Heath but it is not delivering what it used to before Ios 15. Apple do this with Software to degrade battery so that people would buy new or come to store to replace one … apple is Clever
it’s fine now after i let it drain entirely. now that you i’ve found, i don’t get upset about it. once, my screen went black, and someone else blaming herself, instantly took it to Apple store, whereupon they immediately said, ‘dead battery’ no testing, just sold her a new one. 🤦🏻♀️ so, even though i was upset (because i can’t get around right now->my spine is not so good), i am more relaxed. thank you❤️
Thank you, guys! The speed of demonstration & explanations make the whole thing so much easier to follow. You're very helpful! Avoid extreme cold/heat (winter/summer in a car!)
Reduce white point: this one really spoiled the experience for me. I could not live with the new darker less contrasting images. I’m 66. My eyesight is ok, but I’m not as young as you guys. All the rest I stayed with. I don’t really have a battery problem with my iPhone XR, but I still took on board all your tips, they made sense. This one, definitely decreased the phone experience. I went back a week later and put the setting back to OFF. You might bear that in mind for future videos. Thanks, great work, I subscribed.
Hey Guys I live in India and wanted to switch off the 5G as there is no use for it. And i can't find it there as in the settings instead of cellular options it's Simple and plain Mobile data. I can't find a Breakthrough. So i will really appreciate help.
Hi, I just bought my new iPhone 11 ( 100% battery capacity) but I charged it up to 100% before I sleep and I wake up it’s 67%, all of the settings are up to date and the software is updated. Can you please help me out with what is wrong
Thank you very much, I did this now for my iPhone XS, I got last year new battery and I will get a new one just because it is still in the under warranty. Just because Apple didn`t make this settings (like you) when the phone was new. I have now battery 87%. I will save this video and I`ll update this way every my iPhone. The battery is the life for the perfect beautiful phones!=)
In background app refresh, you don’t have to have any on. The messaging apps will still get messages just fine. And you can disable parallax effect just by going to set a new wallpaper and the small button on the bottom
Yep. You don't need Background App Refresh for your messenger apps. I have it turned off for all apps and I still get push messages from all my messenger apps.
I updated all my settings using this video and I was amazed how much more battery juice I was able to save. Thank you, fellas! You guys are the real MVPs
By the way, swipe to close apps will actualyl kill your battery life. Having you apps open uses less RAM when you want to repoen them. While closing them every time you're done with the app and reopening it after 5 mins, it uses more RAM which means more battery power. Apple even recommends not closing/killing apps.
@@RiusII401 it’s simple trade off between killing not so frequent apps and keeping frequent apps on. For me I barely use maps in my city so no need to keep it on, will be using locations even if not needed. But something like social media apps should be kept on, as I will be checking those in few hours.
@@sajalpandey9364 Makes sense. But there is a setting in Apple where you can turn on locations only while using the app. Also, switching off "Background App Refresh" will improve a lot of battery
Please i need help. I saw many comments saying that this improved like crazy their phone’s battery. I just did these steps and my phone’s battery is draining it’s losing 1% to 2% every minute, im actually vey worried. Can i get some help please?
You guys are amazing!! I've been an Apple computer fan for a couple decades, but got my first iPhone just 3 days ago. It's been a nightmare! But, with 2 trips back to the phone store, and a phone call to Apple Help, I finally began to feel I might be able to deal with this thing - and now ya'll come along and give me practical advice. Now there is a chance that I just might be able to beat this and not return it to the store. I have subscribed and will continue to watch your videos. Thank you so much, and please PLEASE keep up your good work!
Wanted to say thank you for sharing these videos to help with my battery usage and settings they have helped out awesomely. Once question, one I update my phone while I have to go back in a reset some of the setting that are always on from factory or will they still be set to off. Thanks again guys
3:20 The WIFI Calling Location is on because when you use WIFI Calling on iPhone it keeps your e911 information stored when you set up WIFI Calling. Turning this off will make it near to impossible for 911 services to track your location in an immediate emergency that you can’t speak and the phone and they are trying to locate you.
Reduce White point is a great battery saver. I would add to that by checking it in the Accessibility Shortcut and adding Accessibility Shortcut to Control Center. Nothing worse than having low white point then walking outside on a sunny day.
Used these tips and saved like 5 percent through my day, I am a very light user and most of the settings pertain to background stuff, so this should have saved me a lot! I was very underwhelmed by the results, plus my phone glitched out after turning off some of this stuff.
cannot believe the night and day difference these tips and advice have made to battery life, it is shocking. I got through the day with 38% Started the day at 9:30 am with 75% its 23:15 and I have 37% left. Major win!
You guys are awesome but forgot to mention that some of these services effect optimised battery charging I know it’s stupid but I mean it’s apple ot probably takes them ages to change it . Here are the settings you need to have active: 1.Settings > Privacy > Location Services > Location Services. 2.Settings > Privacy > Location Services > System Services > System Customisation. 3.Settings > Privacy > Location Services > System Services > Significant Locations > Significant Locations.
Thanks Guys these tips have really improved the duration of the charge cycles of my iPhone 7 Plus and I am sharing this video and your channel to friends and family it really means a lot to me if the life of my devise can be extended considering how expensive an iPhone really is, really thank you Guys!!
Is it true Optimized battery charging won’t work without System Customization and Significant Locations on? Mine doesn’t seem to work with these setting turned off and Apple even says they need to be enabled for it to work properly
I appreciate expanding the screen you are explaining. Makes it easy to keep and SEE what to look for…And By the way the blond guy is kinda goofy looking😂😂😂 great job. 👍🏻🤠🇺🇸
Except for the battery optimize setting, and reduce motion, everything else in this video is already in the 15 settings to turn on and 15 settings to turn off videos you made a few days ago. Waste of time.
All great tips. I would have automated 'airplane mode' with the Shortcuts app between times you know you won't be using your phone. This might be too much, in the event of missing an emergency call during those times.
My alternative to this is to schedule "Downtime" on the hours you won't be using your phone. You still get emergency calls and calls from your close contacts, and it will stop the startup of apps that you don't need, saving battery life.
I disabled my 5G and went exclusively LTE and I'm guessing I got double the battery life. Not sure exactly. It's hard to measure but the difference is quite dramatic. I can only get 5G when I go into town and didn't notice any difference in performance between the two. My Mini 12 is only for yakity yak and occasional texting. Rarely do I use emergency internet.
I have background apps off completely and all of them still show me notifications when there is something new. I see absolutely no impact with the refresh totally off. I just got the iphone 13 and I came here and to your other vidoe for iphone 13 settings to be sure I get everything. They cloned my phone for me at the store, so when I came here it was already off. I must have turned it off on my old phone (from your videos, thanks guys!) and have forgotten it was even off! No negative impact. I get all my messages right away.
Thanks, great video. My doubts are with tip #3, where you guys advise to close opened apps to save up battery. If you do that, then whenever you have to open those apps, the iPhone will have to reload them from scratch instead of opening in the state you left it (since as Apple says, it's on "standby mode"), draining more battery in the process. About BG opened apps, Apple states "After you switch to a different app, some apps run for a short period of time before they're set to a suspended state. Apps that are in a suspended state aren’t actively in use, open, or taking up system resources." meaning these apps won't be actually running in the Background and therefor draining the phone's battery. But am I wrong? And why?
Hi Mata, I’ve heard of this too. That it takes more energy for the iPhone to open the apps again than if you just left it and come back to where it was left at. However, if we won’t come back to the apps anymore, we can close them up, no problem. Let me know if I’m not right. Thanks 🙏
It works for some apps, on the other hand some apps are heavier and use more from your phone while running in the background, and unless you use that app often or can't spend the 2-5 sec load up times then sure, keep it on
I have to go back to this. This tips are amazing! You will see significant changes on the daily battery span after yiu follow this. I also made sure to do some tricks on charging my iphone as I am a heavy gamer. My iphone 11 is running on the latest ios 15 and had 82% battery health back then but after I did this and be mindful of the way i charged, the batter health now is on 86% in just a span of 3 weeks
😎 Question in location services: What does the sharing my location in sharing framework settings do? Also buy toggling off the Motion calibration and distance will that affect my Apple Fitness tracking of steps and mileage and stuff?
This was actually VERY helpful. I followed most of the recommendations, and I gotta tell ya - they worked! My iPhone battery is draining A LOT less now. THANK YOU! Mad props!
I've long been wanting to ask this question about the "Optimized Battery Charging" setting... OK, the description below the button says this works because "iPhone learns from your daily charging routine," but, what happens if your 'schedule' is very erratic, so you really don't have much of a "daily routine"? Will it still manage to improve battery efficiency? Or could it somehow end up being worse?
That's actually my concerns too. Hence why I have it turned off. My charging schedule is all over the place and I don't charge the phone overnight. Plus, I think the "iPhone will learn" part actually consumes your battery because it's trying to analyze your usage of the phone.
All this does is, if you charge your phone regulary overnight: charge it to 80% initially and only to 100% 2 hours or so before u usually wake up. This will preserve battery health/capacity over time (a battery sitting at 100% doing nothing is bad for it's health). It WILL display a message on the lock screen when this in effect, something like "Optimized battery charging enabled, charging will finish at latest at 5:00 AM", with a button to continue charge up to 100% anyway. If u have it enabled and NEVER charge it overnight it does not harm nor benefit it. My bed times differ from 10 PM to 2-3 AM (and wake up 6-9AM), and it still uses it regulary, so it's quite smart. The charging pattern is logged anyway, it's part of iPhone's internal log system (some of the files you can find under Privacy, Analytics, Analytics data), it does not consume anything. It would be used by Apple technicians if something is wrong with your battery/charging. Bottomline: It's not some witchcraft that will optimize your battery efficiency during normal charging. If you can manage to charge it "manually" with a slow charger (0,5-1,5A, so
Wi-Fi Dialing @8:20 - For United States Users ! Also can be used when you are outside of the United States. 1. Toggle off Cellular Data 2. Turn on Airplane Mode 3. Enable Wi-fi Calling This will avoid accruing Roaming cost. Yes, your Mobile service may work while abroad w/o wi-fi dialing but u will incur expensive roaming charges. Wait until you get to your Hotel or a Wi-fi connection and adjust the settings above. In fact departing from the United States you should adjust the settings before arrival so that you do not forget.
Presentation is great but missing part is more explanation of side effects, like parallax effect - screen object animation/shifting with device movement so icons look like floating over background. So in this case the effect of enabling setting is purely cosmetic, while other setting might impact connection recovery performance…
New to ios. Thank you for all these helpful tips. I was really wondering what happened to my good battery life with my iphone se 3 after installing all my apps when I transferred from android. Really helpful escpecially to people who are new to ios.
Optimized battery charging can show up as it’s on in settings but if you don’t have certain settings turned on such as significant locations then it doesn’t work. This is straight from their website. Optimized charging is designed to engage only in locations where you spend the most time, such as your home and place of work. The feature doesn't engage when your usage habits are more variable, such as when you travel. Because of this, some location settings must be enabled for Optimized Battery Charging to activate. None of the location information used for this feature is sent to Apple. Here are a list of settings that must be enabled: Settings > Privacy > Location Services > Location Services. Settings > Privacy > Location Services > System Services > System Customization. Settings > Privacy > Location Services > System Services > Significant Locations > Significant Locations.
I’d like to see what setting has how much of an impact. I don’t like to give up every convenience for let’s say a minute more battery. Would be nice to have one before and after benchmark :)
@@bishamon7183I’m gonna hope that when you wrote that you two in fact did have the same name but YT fucked ya by switching to @handles and making you look slightly crazy lol
As a former insider, I can tell you with 100% certainty that Apple has multiple teams dedicated to planned obsolescence. Battery drain, start up times, other bugs are purposely baked into each new iOS. It’s done more gradually now as a drip feed but you can still easily spot the bigger bug drops (14.7). Planned obsolescence is usually carefully weighed against perceived reliability and brand loyalty. But Apple learned long ago that those scales weren’t in any real danger of tipping. I know from internal conversations (2014-2016) and project goal outlines, that even the fixes you’re talking about are baked in as a perceived control.
@@John-gx haha I had nothing to do with those kinds of decisions. I worked on a couple UX projects before leaving. But no, Jobs is most assuredly dead. I and no one I worked with was working for Apple during his last years but from what I understand he was very clearly dying.
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Apple should have a auto restart feature. Like Samsung does. You can schedule Samsung devices to restart automatically at any time of the day, even seven day a week.
Wow for an 80 year old you have helped me beyond believe. I have no grandkids or children to show me how to use my iPhone. Thank God for you guys!
My battery life is significantly improved, from 1 day to 2 day battery life. Very less ideal drain. Thanks for the video.
Whitch iPhone do you have?
@@malgentocilla7829 An iPhone 13 or 13 pro max could easily pull up to 3 days
@@franciscoavalos9948 My iPhone 13 brand new, at the end of the day I have only 20 % with 5 hours screen on. I have done all the tips,no backround apps etch but still have problem. What's going on?
Is like iphone 11 I used to have.
@@manosvoutirakis563 EXACTLY. i have the same issue!!! let me know if you find a fix! this is brand new
@@kath.3795 same on iphone 12
I always use white point, and it’s by far one of the most useful things ever! I have an iPhone 11, and even with white point up to 100%, I can still see and use the screen fine, even it broad daylight. It’s helped me save a lot of battery!
I've been saying to people for years "restart your phone once a week", they all laugh at me...whose laughing now 😃
Same here !
Thank you from a 79 yr. old woman recently upgraded from iPhone 7 to 12. Easy to follow (if a bit fast for me) and easy to watch due to your intellect and charisma. Quite enjoyable while learning something of value (rare these days on a screen).
If you wish to make it easier, as I do, just stop, look at the screen they are on, then start the Video again. If you don't quite get it just back the Video up a bit and start that segment again, until you catch up! That is what I must do anyway!
Top right corner of screen, select star looking icon, should see choice of playback speed.
I don’t know if my comment is in the right place to be seen
Battery optimization don’t work if people follow some of the advice given on settings to turn off to save battery life videos. System customization and significant locations needs to stay on.
Instead of using that
Don’t charge your phone overnight Because it stays at 100 percent longer which heats up your battery
This will degrade your battery over time
@@tahmidabdin4625 that’s just not true. The point of it is to let your battery rest overnight and minimize the time it spends at 100%. Phones nowadays are smart and don’t actually run current through the battery once it reaches 100%. Simply touch your phone while it’s charging at 100% and you will see it doesn’t get hot whatsoever.
Another great advice is to switch off GPS in the weather App and just choose the city where you are. As long as you are not travelling all day long, it is unnecessary for the phone to check your location dozens of times a day if you are not leaving the town or city anyway.
You don’t need to do that if you’re not using a widget/Apple Watch. Just set location services to only while using
Exactly
Yeah really saving those 10mah
The right side guy who is Boris Becker’s twin is a intelligent bloke
Unlike Boris Becker! 😂
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Good tips, but too much side promotion talking. Let us decide if we want to subscribe
Love it. Are you able to talk more about Siri & Search. There’s a lot there you can turn on or off to improve battery life as well as improve user experience.
This video was helpful! I do have one concern regarding updating my iPhone. I currently own the 11 and I’ve been hearing that updating it can also cause massive battery drainage and my maximum capacity has already went from 100% from 92% within a span of 5 months since buying the phone.
After doing everything from the video, would updating the iOS also cause my battery’s maximum capacity to drain even more? Just out of curiosity.
You guys are great! I’m a senior lady and know so much more than my friends concerning my phone and it’s all due to you. Thanks soo much.
What a nice compliment to give them
Superiority is important
My mom always said to drain the battery completely
@@_Phn1x_ common misconception
You’re a senior in high school? 😉 yeah me too i’m… not an old person at all… 😂
The #1 worst battery killer is an IOS update…
If you turn off location for all those system services it will effect things like night shift and automatic dark mode. I listened to you on that and it took some doing to figure out what happened.
Yes! Also affected some of my Apple Watch settings
ACTUALLLY FAAAALLLSEEE THE IPHONE ACTUALLY DRAINS LESS WITH APPS OPENED FALSE INFO AND MYTHS MA BOYZ
closing out of apps = having to reload it when you want to open it again = more battery drain
Having apps open = having background app refresh on = even more battery drain
@@tomaatooohave it off
@@dbltrunks4083 ik
Having lots of apps open = app needing to restart anyway
Ram uses battery. Most people aren’t constantly opening apps if you need to use an app 10 times per hour then keep it open I guess🤷♂️
3:37; You can tell that the other dude not talking is just done with that "blond guy." Everytime he interrupts him he looks like he just wants to leave the studio mid video.
Awesome! The dark mode seemed to really help. Just figured out light mode actually drains your battery, and personally i love using dark mode too. Thanks for the tips.
A lot of the info in this video is misleading, how are there no comments about this?
Great tips again guys, but I agree a little too fast to update on this end as you were explaining where items were, I know just hit pause. For all the haters who give these guys a thumbs down....why? they are helping you in making the performance of your iPhone better. For all that have subscribed and haven't become members yet, why not the perks are awesome!
I agree - maybe slowing down the presentation of the tips would make it easier to follow along without having to rewind for each tip. I don't get the haters either - always find these videos helpful!
I agree there great guys. They really no what there talking about. They have helped me since my switch back to iPhone the end of last year
I set playback speed to .75. It makes them sound stoned, which is kind of fun, and I’m able to follow better. I still have to pause some since I’m somewhat disoriented on my new phone & many IOS versions ahead of what i was using. The information here has been invaluable & I save them all for reference. 🥰
Glad to have you as a member, Jim! Thanks for your support.
@@PayetteForward they say Optimized Battery Charging stops charging at 80% but I have Optimized Battery Charging on and my iPhone 7 charges over 80%
Don’t force close your apps on iPhone
Apple itself advice their users to never force close apps as it reduces the life of your battery
Ok Android u must close as it uses RAM due to its process called “garbage cleaning”
but on iPhone u must not close all apps
They will not run in the background and will not use your battery but when u force close them and reopen them then it uses a lot of power to reboot that app.
I ruined my previous iPhone battery life by force closing apps
I thought the last option would “Turn off your phone and keep it as it is”
Is Siri drunk? After a couple years or so, her voice recognition for my texts seems to be getting worse not better. Any ideas?
Good tips gentlemen , i can honestly say since IOS 15 has hit my ipad and 12 pro max , both have had noticeable increased battery consumption , hopefully some of your tips did the job ;) ,
thank you ..
What is your battery health on iphone 12 pro max ??
your tick-tack conversations are very entertaining guys, but not so instructive. because you go far to fast for a lot of people. Especially for non-native English speakers.
That's why we keep them in there! We release if we just went straight through the tips at our pace, we would lose a lot of people. Thanks for watching!
-Zech
You guys are great. Yes, the brunette talks a little too fast at times but the blonde slows him down when needed. Great teamwork! I do appreciate your videos!!
iOS 15.2.1 battery life doesn’t seem that great
hmm. i’ve heard before that if you constantly close out of apps every day, especially ones you use on a daily basis, it’ll make your phone use more power than necessary since you have to keep booting it back up. if i’m wrong feel free to correct me :)
It’s true. It’s common sense really, iPhone has to use its cpu more to load up apps. Apps freeze anyway when In back round assuming back round app refresh is off
yeah, you're correct, I lost 5% battery health on my new iphone in 2-3 months because I kept closing all my apps, it stopped when i let them stay open in the background, they don't keep running, they freeze, or atleast that's what I heard.
i used to thought that was true, but few days ago i contacted apple support and i chatted with an advisor and asked about that theory, and they said its not true, in fact leaving apps in the background consumes more battery because they stay in the background, theyr not in use but theyr in the background which just consumes your battery...so yeah
@@mokhan1291 Of course , that is assuming that the particular app sitting in the background is not sucking the life out of your battery while just sitting there.
Apps can be tricky little buggers , some apps may even become active in the background without you knowing if they at times work in conjunction with other apps , i have seen this first hand.
@@ndeeanka Apple's Senior Vicepresident of Software Engineering Craig Federighi responded to this concern a while ago and what the OP says is right and the advisor you spoke to is wrong. Force closing apps that are acting up however is normal of course.
The close out tip is pretty stupid in my opinion. It’s well known it’ll actually hurt your battery in the long run if you have your background app refresh managed decently. RAM holds it, not the CPU.
And do not turn off the Wi-Fi calling location. It’s for emergency services to attempt to determine where you are.
Hello Payette Forward - a lot of convo online about significant locations being tied to “ optimize battery” setting and that optimize will not work if Significant locations is off even though the optimize toggle stays green….. any thoughts on this?
iOS 15.3.1 hardware is d*mn after I update the back camera of my iPhone 8 got blurred 😭😭😭😭
Hi David and David!
I am iphone user since years and my final verdict and conclusion about battery of iphone is never ever update your iphone to latest IOS… every time i have upgraded iphone to latest version it started behaving abnormal with battery, my experience since iphone 5s, now it happened same with IOS 15, battery is showing 100% Heath but it is not delivering what it used to before Ios 15.
Apple do this with Software to degrade battery so that people would buy new or come to store to replace one … apple is Clever
Wtf 😬 I just updated to iOS 15 😅
I am older and really need your videos! Thanks for al the great tips. I am learning!
Age is not a factor. It speaks volumes that you were on TH-cam here doing research like this. Onward! 😎
@@RobertGaron thanks!
What’s Up You Guys i Tryed Delete Some of My Apps on My iPhone 6s 📱
Doesn't optimized battery charging only work when significant locations is enabled?
I think yes. But dont know how many days to take OBC turn on.
@@f9fad I think about 2 weeks
That is correct. It says so in Apple's support document
Stop with the "humorous video clips" they are dumb and waste time.
I can’t get to battery health anymore, it showed me my usage.
it’s fine now after i let it drain entirely. now that you i’ve found, i don’t get upset about it. once, my screen went black, and someone else blaming herself, instantly took it to Apple store, whereupon they immediately said, ‘dead battery’ no testing, just sold her a new one. 🤦🏻♀️ so, even though i was upset (because i can’t get around right now->my spine is not so good), i am more relaxed. thank you❤️
my phone use to get hot like a volcano .
it cooled down immediately.thanks
What a cool comment! 🥶
Thank you, guys! The speed of demonstration & explanations make the whole thing so much easier to follow. You're very helpful! Avoid extreme cold/heat (winter/summer in a car!)
Great tips but that motion thing i’m keeping on it fucked me up off rip 🤣😂🤣😂
Reduce white point: this one really spoiled the experience for me. I could not live with the new darker less contrasting images. I’m 66. My eyesight is ok, but I’m not as young as you guys. All the rest I stayed with. I don’t really have a battery problem with my iPhone XR, but I still took on board all your tips, they made sense. This one, definitely decreased the phone experience. I went back a week later and put the setting back to OFF. You might bear that in mind for future videos. Thanks, great work, I subscribed.
Agreed
Hey Guys I live in India and wanted to switch off the 5G as there is no use for it. And i can't find it there as in the settings instead of cellular options it's Simple and plain Mobile data. I can't find a Breakthrough. So i will really appreciate help.
That sweater looks great! I’m loving the new iPhone update. Thanks
Hi, I just bought my new iPhone 11 ( 100% battery capacity) but I charged it up to 100% before I sleep and I wake up it’s 67%, all of the settings are up to date and the software is updated. Can you please help me out with what is wrong
Love love love your channel. I’ve learnt so much. Thank you. You two are great. Blonde David makes me lol so much 😂👍🏻
I agree blond David is funny
Thank you very much, I did this now for my iPhone XS, I got last year new battery and I will get a new one just because it is still in the under warranty. Just because Apple didn`t make this settings (like you) when the phone was new. I have now battery 87%. I will save this video and I`ll update this way every my iPhone. The battery is the life for the perfect beautiful phones!=)
In background app refresh, you don’t have to have any on. The messaging apps will still get messages just fine. And you can disable parallax effect just by going to set a new wallpaper and the small button on the bottom
Thanks! I was going to leave those on to get push notifications. I am glad to learn that I don't have to.
Yep. You don't need Background App Refresh for your messenger apps. I have it turned off for all apps and I still get push messages from all my messenger apps.
Turn on low batter mode even if your battery is high it automatically turns these off
I updated all my settings using this video and I was amazed how much more battery juice I was able to save. Thank you, fellas! You guys are the real MVPs
Apps opening motion is slower after following your tips, is this normal?
By the way, swipe to close apps will actualyl kill your battery life. Having you apps open uses less RAM when you want to repoen them. While closing them every time you're done with the app and reopening it after 5 mins, it uses more RAM which means more battery power. Apple even recommends not closing/killing apps.
Pretty interesting and seems quite logical.
then just close the apps you know you won’t be using for the rest of the day i guess
@@catraaaaaa You could do that. But even then, it wouldn't have a significant drain on your battery. You wouldn't notice it
@@RiusII401 it’s simple trade off between killing not so frequent apps and keeping frequent apps on. For me I barely use maps in my city so no need to keep it on, will be using locations even if not needed. But something like social media apps should be kept on, as I will be checking those in few hours.
@@sajalpandey9364 Makes sense. But there is a setting in Apple where you can turn on locations only while using the app. Also, switching off "Background App Refresh" will improve a lot of battery
Please i need help. I saw many comments saying that this improved like crazy their phone’s battery. I just did these steps and my phone’s battery is draining it’s losing 1% to 2% every minute, im actually vey worried. Can i get some help please?
You guys are amazing!! I've been an Apple computer fan for a couple decades, but got my first iPhone just 3 days ago. It's been a nightmare! But, with 2 trips back to the phone store, and a phone call to Apple Help, I finally began to feel I might be able to deal with this thing - and now ya'll come along and give me practical advice. Now there is a chance that I just might be able to beat this and not return it to the store. I have subscribed and will continue to watch your videos. Thank you so much, and please PLEASE keep up your good work!
thx alot sir
Wanted to say thank you for sharing these videos to help with my battery usage and settings they have helped out awesomely. Once question, one I update my phone while I have to go back in a reset some of the setting that are always on from factory or will they still be set to off. Thanks again guys
3:20 The WIFI Calling Location is on because when you use WIFI Calling on iPhone it keeps your e911 information stored when you set up WIFI Calling. Turning this off will make it near to impossible for 911 services to track your location in an immediate emergency that you can’t speak and the phone and they are trying to locate you.
Reduce White point is a great battery saver. I would add to that by checking it in the Accessibility Shortcut and adding Accessibility Shortcut to Control Center. Nothing worse than having low white point then walking outside on a sunny day.
Thanks chris.
Thank you Chris
Great tip thanks
So is it bad if I turn it 100%
Thanks a lot brother, you had helped a lot for My Apple iPhone 13, Love from India 🇮🇳, I’ve Subscribed, & appreciate your time & efforts.🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Used these tips and saved like 5 percent through my day, I am a very light user and most of the settings pertain to background stuff, so this should have saved me a lot! I was very underwhelmed by the results, plus my phone glitched out after turning off some of this stuff.
cannot believe the night and day difference these tips and advice have made to battery life, it is shocking. I got through the day with 38% Started the day at 9:30 am with 75% its 23:15 and I have 37% left. Major win!
Thanks for the tips guys, I really appreciate it 👍🏽
*totally useless tips*
You guys are awesome but forgot to mention that some of these services effect optimised battery charging I know it’s stupid but I mean it’s apple ot probably takes them ages to change it .
Here are the settings you need to have active:
1.Settings > Privacy > Location Services > Location Services.
2.Settings > Privacy > Location Services > System Services > System Customisation.
3.Settings > Privacy > Location Services > System Services > Significant Locations > Significant Locations.
Thanks Guys these tips have really improved the duration of the charge cycles of my iPhone 7 Plus and I am sharing this video and your channel to friends and family it really means a lot to me if the life of my devise can be extended considering how expensive an iPhone really is, really thank you Guys!!
wow these are one of the most efficiently impacting tips/tutorial i’ve followed!
battery life is much more lasting throughout the day. 🙌
Is it true Optimized battery charging won’t work without System Customization and Significant Locations on? Mine doesn’t seem to work with these setting turned off and Apple even says they need to be enabled for it to work properly
It’s so true
You started to say something about background stuff and talked over yourself and never showed the right setting.
It’s when you go to past opened apps and get rid of them
I appreciate expanding the screen you are explaining. Makes it easy to keep and SEE what to look for…And By the way the blond guy is kinda goofy looking😂😂😂 great job. 👍🏻🤠🇺🇸
Except for the battery optimize setting, and reduce motion, everything else in this video is already in the 15 settings to turn on and 15 settings to turn off videos you made a few days ago. Waste of time.
@John, Oh my - that wasn't nice
Great times! Trying them out now! My iPhone 11 is all of the sudden dying by 9 am out of no where. Hopefully this will help!
All great tips. I would have automated 'airplane mode' with the Shortcuts app between times you know you won't be using your phone. This might be too much, in the event of missing an emergency call during those times.
My alternative to this is to schedule "Downtime" on the hours you won't be using your phone. You still get emergency calls and calls from your close contacts, and it will stop the startup of apps that you don't need, saving battery life.
If you turn off “significant locations”, “optimised battery charging” cannot work.
Your right it’s counterintuitive
Thanks for all the tips!! Are people actually still using Facebook? I think getting rid of it is the #1 way to protect privacy and freedom.
I disabled my 5G and went exclusively LTE and I'm guessing I got double the battery life. Not sure exactly. It's hard to measure but the difference is quite dramatic. I can only get 5G when I go into town and didn't notice any difference in performance between the two. My Mini 12 is only for yakity yak and occasional texting. Rarely do I use emergency internet.
I have background apps off completely and all of them still show me notifications when there is something new. I see absolutely no impact with the refresh totally off. I just got the iphone 13 and I came here and to your other vidoe for iphone 13 settings to be sure I get everything. They cloned my phone for me at the store, so when I came here it was already off. I must have turned it off on my old phone (from your videos, thanks guys!) and have forgotten it was even off! No negative impact. I get all my messages right away.
Thanks, great video. My doubts are with tip #3, where you guys advise to close opened apps to save up battery. If you do that, then whenever you have to open those apps, the iPhone will have to reload them from scratch instead of opening in the state you left it (since as Apple says, it's on "standby mode"), draining more battery in the process. About BG opened apps, Apple states "After you switch to a different app, some apps run for a short period of time before they're set to a suspended state. Apps that are in a suspended state aren’t actively in use, open, or taking up system resources." meaning these apps won't be actually running in the Background and therefor draining the phone's battery.
But am I wrong? And why?
Hi Mata, I’ve heard of this too. That it takes more energy for the iPhone to open the apps again than if you just left it and come back to where it was left at. However, if we won’t come back to the apps anymore, we can close them up, no problem. Let me know if I’m not right. Thanks 🙏
Nope that’s true. I only close apps at the end of the day before I sleep
It works for some apps, on the other hand some apps are heavier and use more from your phone while running in the background, and unless you use that app often or can't spend the 2-5 sec load up times then sure, keep it on
I don’t think they meant to actually close the app, just swipe it off your screen rather than have a whole bunch of apps piled up in the background.
Slowly, slowly catchee….older subscribers!
You’ll be there sooooonnnnn.
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I have to go back to this.
This tips are amazing! You will see significant changes on the daily battery span after yiu follow this. I also made sure to do some tricks on charging my iphone as I am a heavy gamer. My iphone 11 is running on the latest ios 15 and had 82% battery health back then but after I did this and be mindful of the way i charged, the batter health now is on 86% in just a span of 3 weeks
Does battery health increase again?
@@tejfx1931 Battery health cannot be increase because of chemical battery aging. It was probably a misunderstanding.
@@tejfx1931 nah man that's cap, it doesn't increase
i just discovered your channel and went from an I phone 6 to a 13. Thank you very much for all your help! Subscribed!
Thanks for the video! 🙂
You guys are the best iPhone advisors on the planet 😂 as always really 👍
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Very awesome, thank you!
😎 Question in location services: What does the sharing my location in sharing framework settings do? Also buy toggling off the Motion calibration and distance will that affect my Apple Fitness tracking of steps and mileage and stuff?
Sharing location… so you can see where your kids are
Will a iPhone 6s 128gbs battery drop significantly like the 6s 64 gbs?
This was actually VERY helpful. I followed most of the recommendations, and I gotta tell ya - they worked! My iPhone battery is draining A LOT less now.
THANK YOU! Mad props!
Great video guys, many thanks to both of you. Way to go!
I can not thank u enough for all your tips!! I get to fix my phone and laugh at the same time 😂😂♥️♥️ Which is extremely hard to do♥️♥️
THANK YOY BRO🎉
I've long been wanting to ask this question about the "Optimized Battery Charging" setting... OK, the description below the button says this works because "iPhone learns from your daily charging routine," but, what happens if your 'schedule' is very erratic, so you really don't have much of a "daily routine"? Will it still manage to improve battery efficiency? Or could it somehow end up being worse?
That's actually my concerns too. Hence why I have it turned off. My charging schedule is all over the place and I don't charge the phone overnight. Plus, I think the "iPhone will learn" part actually consumes your battery because it's trying to analyze your usage of the phone.
True thought about it too
All this does is, if you charge your phone regulary overnight: charge it to 80% initially and only to 100% 2 hours or so before u usually wake up. This will preserve battery health/capacity over time (a battery sitting at 100% doing nothing is bad for it's health). It WILL display a message on the lock screen when this in effect, something like "Optimized battery charging enabled, charging will finish at latest at 5:00 AM", with a button to continue charge up to 100% anyway. If u have it enabled and NEVER charge it overnight it does not harm nor benefit it. My bed times differ from 10 PM to 2-3 AM (and wake up 6-9AM), and it still uses it regulary, so it's quite smart. The charging pattern is logged anyway, it's part of iPhone's internal log system (some of the files you can find under Privacy, Analytics, Analytics data), it does not consume anything. It would be used by Apple technicians if something is wrong with your battery/charging.
Bottomline: It's not some witchcraft that will optimize your battery efficiency during normal charging. If you can manage to charge it "manually" with a slow charger (0,5-1,5A, so
Wi-Fi Dialing @8:20 - For United States Users !
Also can be used when you are outside of the United States.
1. Toggle off Cellular Data
2. Turn on Airplane Mode
3. Enable Wi-fi Calling
This will avoid accruing Roaming cost. Yes, your Mobile service may work while abroad w/o wi-fi dialing but u will incur expensive roaming charges. Wait until you get to your Hotel or a Wi-fi connection and adjust the settings above. In fact departing from the United States you should adjust the settings before arrival so that you do not forget.
Presentation is great but missing part is more explanation of side effects, like parallax effect - screen object animation/shifting with device movement so icons look like floating over background. So in this case the effect of enabling setting is purely cosmetic, while other setting might impact connection recovery performance…
New to ios. Thank you for all these helpful tips. I was really wondering what happened to my good battery life with my iphone se 3 after installing all my apps when I transferred from android. Really helpful escpecially to people who are new to ios.
Optimized battery charging can show up as it’s on in settings but if you don’t have certain settings turned on such as significant locations then it doesn’t work.
This is straight from their website.
Optimized charging is designed to engage only in locations where you spend the most time, such as your home and place of work. The feature doesn't engage when your usage habits are more variable, such as when you travel. Because of this, some location settings must be enabled for Optimized Battery Charging to activate. None of the location information used for this feature is sent to Apple.
Here are a list of settings that must be enabled:
Settings > Privacy > Location Services > Location Services.
Settings > Privacy > Location Services > System Services > System Customization.
Settings > Privacy > Location Services > System Services > Significant Locations > Significant Locations.
Tried all these tips and lost 10% about 20 mins later 😂
I’d like to see what setting has how much of an impact. I don’t like to give up every convenience for let’s say a minute more battery. Would be nice to have one before and after benchmark :)
Bro we have the same name
@@bishamon7183I’m gonna hope that when you wrote that you two in fact did have the same name but YT fucked ya by switching to @handles and making you look slightly crazy lol
they say Optimized Battery Charging stops charging at 80% but I have Optimized Battery Charging on and my iPhone 7 charges over 80%
As a former insider, I can tell you with 100% certainty that Apple has multiple teams dedicated to planned obsolescence. Battery drain, start up times, other bugs are purposely baked into each new iOS. It’s done more gradually now as a drip feed but you can still easily spot the bigger bug drops (14.7). Planned obsolescence is usually carefully weighed against perceived reliability and brand loyalty. But Apple learned long ago that those scales weren’t in any real danger of tipping. I know from internal conversations (2014-2016) and project goal outlines, that even the fixes you’re talking about are baked in as a perceived control.
So basically you're telling what they were doing is useless?
“Former insider” 🤨 tell us more! Will Apple ever make colored AirPods? Did Steve Jobs fake his death and is he still secretly running Apple? 😯
@@ruthlessrays9761 not useless, you still have to make the appropriate changes so that your device operates more efficiently.
@@John-gx haha I had nothing to do with those kinds of decisions. I worked on a couple UX projects before leaving. But no, Jobs is most assuredly dead. I and no one I worked with was working for Apple during his last years but from what I understand he was very clearly dying.
@@benjaminwyatt3778 …right Benjamin. Right…