Battery Life, free-of-charge from the App Store, will help you keep tabs on your battery’s raw data and the level of wear it has suffered since you first took ownership of the device. Using the app will then allow you to assess your options and forge a route forward that’s best for you. Apple recently shared the fact that it uses code built into the iOS codebase from iOS 10.2.1 up to determine the performance and state of the iPhone 6, SE, 6s and 7’s (on iOS 11.2 and above) internal battery. As an iPhone user, it can be extremely confusing as you really have no idea what’s going on under-the-hood. You plug your device in each night, you wake up in the morning and it looks to be 100% charged. The only real sign of an issue comes with performance levels drop and anger levels rise as you subscribe to some conspiracy theory that Apple’s hardware performs worse when a new iPhone is about to be launched. Of course, once you get that information, it’s up to you what you do with it. You can persevere in the new-found knowledge that if your battery wear level is high then Apple is likely going to trigger something in iOS to restrict performance levels of that device. Or, you could always take the opportunity to grab the latest iPhone model on the market. The important part here is that you will have all of the information that you need to make your decision.
Please note that by disabling this feature, your iPhone will join known Wi-Fi networks automatically, but you will have to manually select a network if no known networks are available. Note: It is disabled by default. Dimming the screen helps to increase battery life. You can either lower the default screen brightness based on your preference or turn on Auto-Brightness to allow the screen to adjust its brightness based on current lighting conditions. Launch the Settings app, scroll down and tap on Brightness & Wallpaper and set Auto-Brightness to On. Note: Apple enables it by default. Hold down the Sleep/Wake button and the Home button at the same time for at least ten seconds, until the Apple logo appears. Reset Network Settings. This will reset all network settings, including passwords, VPN, and APN settings. Apple advices users to go through at least one charge cycle per month (charging the battery to 100% and then completely running it down). So if you haven’t done it already, it may be a good time to do it. Power cycling your device helps in recalibrating the battery indicator more accurately. This is not ideal but the last resort. If you’ve setup your iPhone by restoring from backup then the battery life problems could be due to some issue with the backup. Erase All Content And Settings) and set it up as a new iPhone (not from the backup). We’ve seen quite a few comments from readers who have found that the battery life is better after setting up the device as a new iPhone. How is battery life on your iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus, Are you able to make it through a full day without needing to charge it,
They’ll also deliver new features to your iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus. If a bug fix update doesn’t help, you can try reinstalling the application. You can also try uninstalling the app to see if that nets you positive results. The Facebook app is known to be a problem so if you’re a heavy Facebook user you’ll want to weigh your options. The iPhone 7’s push feature for notifications, email, and calendar can suck up battery life. If you don’t need push, you might consider turning it off to see if that helps your cause. Notifications. Once you’re there you can turn off push for the applications you don’t use and even some that you do use if you decide you don’t need the feature. Consider switching Mail, Contacts and Calendar to Fetch instead of Push. Mail, Contacts, Calendars and turn off Push. Your iPhone 7’s display can and will eat up battery life if you don’t manage it properly.
The iPhone’s auto brightness feature can be useful but there are times where it fails to work properly. And when that happens you will lose precious battery life. So if you start to notice abnormal drain, you might want to get a handle on your screen. OS 11 makes it easy. Simply pull up from the bottom of the screen to enter Control Center. From there, just use the screen toggle to adjust your screen brightness. If you don’t need the screen to be bright, keep it low. You’ll conserve battery that way. Display & Brightness to adjust. If none of the above works, it’s time to take some bigger steps to help solve your iPhone 7 battery life problems. The first step we recommend is a reset on all of your iPhone 7’s settings. Reset All Settings and then enter your passcode when prompted. If you don’t have a passcode it obviously won’t prompt you.
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