Batteries in our iPhoneAfter years of use, they wear out considerably and we simply no longer have as much "juice" as a new one, for example. From the operating system iOS However, 11.3 provides us with information about the battery's condition, which naturally decreases over time and gives us a lot of useful information. In order for our Apple battery to function properly, its condition should not fall below eighty percent, which can also be expressed in about five hundred charging cycles.
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How is one charge cycle determined?
Although the phrase "charge cycle" has become quite common in recent years, some still can't determine what exactly it is. If you've been living with the knowledge that one cycle is simply one connection to the charger, get smarter. If this were really the case, the battery would literally be useless and we would have to change it every few months. One charge cycle equals one full charge. If, for example, we have 25 percent on our iPhone, we charge it to 75 (that is, by 50 percent), discharge it again to 50 (that is, by 25 percent) and charge it to 100, we get one charging cycle (in total we have charged 100 percent). But let's take a look together at the specific cases behind ruining the condition of our battery.
One charge cycle (Apple):
1. Lots of active notifications
Let's all admit that it's most important for all of us to stay up to date with the latest news. To achieve this, our phone sends us a notification whenever there's news. ProHowever, a problem can arise when we often get a "beep" every time we receive a message from Messengeror Twitter notifies us of new tweets. While this may seem quite normal to most of us, the problem arises when the phone's display brightens every time, iPhone will make a sound and also vibrate. All these features contribute to faster battery discharge, which in the long term can significantly reduce the aforementioned condition of the phone. In order to best deal with this problem, we need to go to the settings, where we select the tab Announcement. In that one, it is enough to mark applications for which we do not need such an overview of current events.
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2. Wrong position setting
If you are from App When we download an application from the store, the first time we launch it, it asks us for certain permissions. A very common question concerns the use of location services, which we often blindly choose. variantu AlwaysThis can later become fatal for us, as the application will constantly determine our location, even if, for example, minimalized. It is probably best to choose While using the application, but even this choice is not one hundred percent. In short, with some applications we will never need location information, but we still have it enabled in the settings. Again, to avoid these inconveniences, it is enough to select a card in the settings Privacy and then select Location services. Then we get an overview of all applications using location services and, if necessary, we can change their settings.
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3. Background updates
In the old days, quitting apps was relatively easy. You just had to double-tap. Home Button and individual "appky” is turned off. This is no longer the case, as most programs are constantly updating in the background. The Background Update feature is designed to keep the content of your applications up to date. For example, it allows you to FacebookInstagram doesn't take that long and we can browse whatever we want right after opening the app. Let's face it, anything that constantly checks the app's content in the background and updates it when it changes must drain our iPhone's battery in an incredible way. To turn this feature off (or at least limit it), we'll have to go back to the settings, where we'll select the tab In general and then we choose Background app updates. Here we can either turn off individual applications, or specify in the upper part when the update should take place.
4. Other functions that drain the battery
In this section, we will only talk about a few features that drain our battery, but not to such an extent. If we turn off all the features described below, you will probably not improve much, but it is worth a try. The first thing that probably came to mind is the Hey feature Siri. In this case, there is probably no need to explain anything, as it is quite obvious. However, what may surprise many people again is the active function Connection promptThis can be found in the Wi-Fi settings itself and works so that if there is no known network within range, iPhone will offer us a connection to some foreign one.
If your iPhone has a display with technology True Tone, you can turn it off to save battery life. You can do this in the settings tab. Display and brightness. The last factor for proper battery life is temperature. In order to ensure that the battery lasts as long as possible, we must not let our iPhone Do not overload it with temperature – that is, do not expose it to either heat or cold.
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These tricks described above could help you improve your battery life, but also, most importantly, its long-term durability. Have you set yours correctly? iPhone, or are you just starting out?
For a 4,7” iPhone, point number 1 should be an unnecessarily small battery, which has the biggest impact on battery life.
Okay, so let's turn off everything for what iPhone We have it and it's a great solution.
For the location setting, it would be enough if it could be turned on and off in the control center.
So let's start from the beginning: Charging cycle: I believe that someone can easily handle more than 500 charging cycles in one year, it won't be a problem with the durability of iPhones. So after a year, it should not bechat a person can change the battery, right? :D Either what you write there is really stupid, or he uses Apple really terrible battery :D 1. Lots of notifications? I currently get about 10-20 a day, which isn't that many, plus if I have flipnew case and phone in pocket so I assume the display won't even light up ;) so what else is this nonsense you're writing? 2. Location services? I have it completely turned off ;) 3. Background updates? completely turned off. 4. hey siri I have it turned off, tru tone turned on, . Summary: I don't really use my phone much and I have to charge it every day, sometimes twice a day anyway. So what's the point, if you turn it off, you don't really use your phone to the fullest :D so why spend 2K on a phone that you won't even use and if you want to use it to the fullest, you'll charge it 30-1 times a day. iPhones are slowing down a lot. Even an application that you have in the background won't stay running for even an hour, it always starts again. I still remember when I had an SE, for example, after X days of multitasking. you would go to an application or game and continue where you left off. And the battery life was much better. Now iPhone X? Poor endurance, charging once a day, sometimes twice, a person is playing a game for a record, someone texts him, gives him a break, he starts texting, writes back, goes to make coffee or food, after half an hour or an hour he takes the phone, throws multitasking, taps on the game and it starts from the beginning and the hunt for the record is on... and all this for just 1K.
Hello, I see what you are describing here as a mistake on your part. After all, before I want to buy something, I look at the reviews and decide accordingly. ProThe problems you mention will certainly be mentioned in the reviews.
I don't know what you see as the problem. It was about 3 months ago that I only had to recharge about 1 in 2-2,5 days with the same use. With greater load, I charged 1x per 24 hours and I put it on the charger at 20%. Now before going to bed, when I have 30%, I prefer to charge it just for fear that it won't run out and turn off in the morning, that wouldn't wake me up :D
If batteries that can really withstand the pace of use do not get into mobile phones, the manufacturers should be obliged to replace the battery 1 free of charge as part of the extended warranty. No manufacturer would go bankrupt and not at all Apple :)
If you don't have a battery to replace, don't buy it, bro, and go for Android!
I got it iPhone since version 3GS "APPLEBOY” is kind of off, I mean the team of all manufacturers. I changed the battery once and that was with the 3GS, later I preferred to switch to the replace system iPhone for new ones. You are a bit off with that post of yours :)
… you drag you frock one! :) Have fun with mom like this :D