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Be patient

It is normal for a system update to iOS there will be a decrease – and even a fairly significant decrease – in battery life. After the update, you must iPhone perform a number of tasks in the background. This uses more power than usual, and once all these additional tasks are completed, battery life returns to normal.

The usual tricks

You can also try a few things that other users have found to help slow down the rate at which your iPhone's battery drains.

  • Decrease display brightness
  • V Settings -> Mobile data deactivate the function at the very bottom Wi-Fi Assistant.
  • V Settings > General > Transfer or reset iPhone reset network settings.
  • Use dark mode.

Update your apps

ProThe problem may not be in the operating system update. iOS, but sometimes more so in applications that have not been updated, especially when new versions of the system have been released iOS. ProIt's a good idea to make sure all your apps are up to date before you spend a lot of time diagnosing what's going on. Launch the app App Store and tap on your profile icon in the upper right corner. Then head down a bit and check if any of the apps require an update.

Find out what's eating up your battery

If none of the previous steps helped, what else could it be? It could simply be an app that is draining your battery. Operating System iOS fortunately, it offers the tools you need to track down misbehaving applications. Run Settings -> Battery. Head a little further down and you can easily see which of the running apps it has. the biggest impact on your iPhone's battery life.

Battery replacement

If it's yours iPhone older than four years, the battery may need to be replaced. Start Settings and tap on Battery. Choose Battery health and charging and look at the section Maximal capacity. A level below 80% means the battery is worn out and it's time to replace it.

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