Fixing IPhone And IPad Battery Life: The Ultimate Guide

Mobile devices like iPhones and iPads are central to the lives of many of us these days, and battery life is always at a premium. It's not helpful, then, when something does wrong with the battery on your iPhone or iPad. Maybe it's draining faster than it should, or perhaps you've run into a problem with random shutdowns.

Whatever the case may be, there are several options for confronting your battery woes depending on your particular situation. And with iOS 11.3, you can now exercise more control over how your iPhone handles saving power versus performance, and get a better picture of your device's over battery health. What do you do,

Here's everything you need to know about fixing battery problems on your iPhone or iPad. What's new with iPhone and iPad battery life, With the release of iOS 11.3, Apple added features to the iPhone to help you monitor and manage the health of your device's battery. Battery will show you the overall health of your iPhone's battery and will tell you whether or not your iPhone is currently under performance managment, which slows down the performance of your device in exchange for longer battery life.

If your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad is losing battery life faster than normal, it could be the result of an app or service using more power than it ought to be. Thanks to "battery shaming," you no longer have to wonder about which app or service it might be, or try to quit them all just to stop the drain.

Now you can see exactly what's using your battery life and how. Apple's power management isn't the only thing that can affect performance on an iPhone. While it's all currently being conflated together, there are several other factors every user can and should consider, even if only while waiting on a new battery. Have you had an iPhone, iPad, or MacBook for a few years and feel like your battery doesn't hold the same amount of juice as it used to,



That's because it doesn't. The lithium-ion batteries that power your devices deteriorate over time, meaning the battery can't charge to its full capacity. If you think your battery is dying more quickly than it used to and want to be certain, there's a neat app you can download on your Mac that will tell you how it's doing. It's called coconutBattery and here's how it works.