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Until some revolutionary form of battery that can last several years appears in our Apple devices, we will have to constantly fight with battery life and try to extend it with various tricks. If you are wondering how you can save battery on Apple Watch, iPhone, iPad, AirPods, iPods or MacBookWell, you're in the right place today. We'll look at basic and, above all, proven tips that work.

Apple Watch

Battery life Apple Watch depends a lot on how often you use the watch during the day. If on Apple Watch if you use an application all the time, the battery life can be shortened to one hour. Maintain with frequent use Apple Watch keeping their battery in check is quite tricky, but there are a few ways you can take care of extending battery life. One of the main tweaks to extend battery life is disabling the Wake screen on wrist feature. If you have this function active, the watch display will light up every time your wrist is recognized - however, this function is not completely perfect and sometimes it lights up even when it is not needed. Function Wake up when you raise your wrist you can disable the screen on Apple Watch v Settings -> General -> Prowake up the screen.

iPad

The power saving mode is also available on the iPad, just like on the iPhone. So you can also use the power saving mode on your Apple tablet. If you want to save even more battery, there is one simple trick. Since the iPad display is much larger than on the iPhone, the display brightness setting is much more important here. So if you get into a critical situation with your iPad in the form of a low battery charge, don't forget to reduce the brightness to minimum. You can do so in control center, or in Settings -> Display & Brightness.

iPhone

One of the best ways to save battery on your iPhone is to use power saving mode. Power saving mode in iOS It is definitely not a placebo that should convince you that your battery is being saved. When you activate the power saving mode, the performance of your iPhone's processor cores will be limited. Thanks to this, the iPhone's battery will not be used as much and in the end you will get a few percent more battery. You can turn on the power saving mode on your iPhone every time using a notification that appears every time your iPhone reaches charge 20% or 10%. You can also turn on power saving mode manually in Settings -> Battery.

AirPods

AirPods are among the most popular products that Apple has ever introduced. These wireless headphones from Applu has won the admiration of the whole world. AirHowever, Pods have one drawback – their batteries may not last as long as some of you might expect, especially after a while when the battery loses its charge. 100% capacity. On the question of battery saving, there is a u AirThe simple answer is to use as few smart features as possible. You can try disabling automatic ear detection, the Hey feature Siri and u AirPods Pro active noise cancellation feature. All settings AirYou can find Pods after connecting them to your iPhone in Settings -> Bluetooth and click here "i" icon at yours AirPods.

MacBook

If you are currently on your MacBookIf you've never moved to the Energy Saving section, now's the time. In this preferences section, you can easily set up countless different features and preferences that can make your MacBook save battery. You can start by setting the interval after which the monitor turns off, then you can continue by activating the hard disk sleep function, etc. Go to the section Energy saving you can get to by clicking on  logo in the upper left corner of the screen, and then selecting an option System Preferences.

iPod

If you're addicted to music, you probably own an iPod. Here too, you may find that the battery simply doesn't last as long as it should. In the case of an iPod, there are two main tips you can use to extend the battery life. The first tip is to turn off the equalizer , which can significantly affect battery life due to sound enhancement. The second way to save battery is to set the auto-lock interval to a shorter interval.

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