If your iPhone regularly comes out of the battery later during the day, a low power mode is a way to make it longer. When your battery reaches a certain custom level, you can also automatically do low power mode. How to keep reading to learn.
Most iPhone users are familiar with the way iOS throws a prompt to turn on low power mode when the battery reaches 20%. Low power mode can be turned on manually manually Settings -> Battery And togling on the front switch Lower power genre,
If you find yourself to turn on low power mode in a consecutive day, you can save some time when your battery decreases at a specific custom level, you can set it to run automatically. This can be done in the shortcut app, as the following stages show.
Keep in mind that low power mode reduces the performance of your iPhone and cuts some background activities. For example, the mail should be obtained manually, the background app refresh is disabled, and the speed and shine decreases.
If you are fine with those boundaries, follow the steps below to automate the settings on your iPhone.
- Open Shortcut App and choose Automation Tab under the screen, then tap , Top-right corner buttons.
- Scroll down and choose Battery level From options.
- check Comes below 50% And then pull the slider to adjust the percentage level when the low power mode is activated.
- To ensure that the automation runs in the background, tap Immediately run awayTap again next,
- Find the “Set Low Power Mode” and select the card from the results, then tap next,
- Finally, tap Done In the top of the screen.
Your “Set Low Power Mode” individual automation should now be listed on the automation list, and whenever your iPhone reaches the threshold you choose, will be automatically trigger.
Use a focus instead
If you do not want to use the shortcut app, you can focus a focus on day -time time with a low power mode system filter enabled. Follow the link to know how it is done.
