5 reasons why iPhone battery drains rapidly

If there is one thing that makes many users dissatisfied on smartphones today, it is battery capacity. Although technology develops, smartphones always progress every day, battery technology has not changed much in recent years. That is why you need to pay attention to the following 5 things to protect the battery on your iPhone.

1. The weather is too cold

Without a doubt, charging and using your iPhone in a very cold environment is the biggest reason for battery failure. Although hot weather can also have a negative impact on battery performance and life, the scariest thing is still cold weather.

20 degrees Celsius is the most ideal temperature for charging the battery, besides, the temperature ranging from 5 to 40 degrees Celsius is also considered stable for battery performance. Especially when charging in an environment below 0 degrees Celsius will damage the battery. Therefore, limit the use of iPhone outside the ideal temperature mentioned above, or use heat-retaining cases.

2. The screen is too bright

Obviously, no iPhone battery can "live" too long if you are a mobile user continuously, the screen always has new notifications. Therefore, you should reduce the brightness, or switch to Auto-Brightness mode to protect the battery. To enable this feature, users go to Settings, select General > Accessibility, select Display Accommodations and turn on Auto-Brightness.

3. Phone signal is too weak

Weak cellular or Wi-Fi signals also drain the battery, as this causes your iPhone to constantly work to hunt for a better signal. Therefore, if you are in an area with poor signal, you can charge your phone for a while or switch to Airplane mode (from the home screen, swipe up to open Control Center, then tap the airplane icon). Of course, in Airplane mode, users cannot receive or make calls.

4. Poor quality applications

Sometimes a poor quality application can also cause the battery to drop. Even some famous applications such as Facebook, YouTube when having errors will cause your device to lose battery percentage even when not in use.

If you find that your battery life is draining too quickly, you should go to Settings > Battery to check which apps are consuming the most battery. Next, click Last 24 Hours and Last 7 Days to check which apps are draining the battery during that time. Finally, go to Settings > General > Background App Refresh to turn off apps that don't need to refresh in the background.

5. Too many notifications appear

Although not very common, some iPhone users' constant notifications on the lock screen are also the cause of battery drain. To fix this, users can turn off notifications for a specific application by going to Settings > Notifications, finding the application and turning off Show on Lock Screen.