How to turn on low power mode on iPhone

 

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Low Power Mode is a useful feature that helps conserve battery life on your iPhone by reducing power consumption. When enabled, it can extend the battery life of your iPhone by several hours. In this article, we will go over the steps to turn on Low Power Mode on iPhone.

1. Open Settings

First, open the Settings app on your iPhone. This is the app with the gear icon.

2. Go to Battery

Scroll down until you see the "Battery" option and tap on it.

3. Turn on Low Power Mode

Toggle the switch next to "Low Power Mode" to turn it on. The switch will turn green when the feature is enabled.

You can also turn on Low Power Mode using Siri. Simply say "Hey Siri, turn on Low Power Mode" and Siri will enable the feature for you.

When Low Power Mode is turned on, some features on your iPhone may be limited or disabled to help conserve battery life. For example, automatic downloads, some visual effects, and Hey Siri may be disabled. Additionally, the screen brightness may be reduced, and the device may take longer to charge.

It is important to note that Low Power Mode is automatically turned off when you charge your iPhone to a certain percentage (usually 80%). You can also turn off Low Power Mode at any time by going back into the Battery settings and toggling off the switch next to "Low Power Mode."

In summary, turning on Low Power Mode on your iPhone is a quick and easy way to extend your battery life when you need it most. It's a great feature to use when you're low on battery and don't have access to a charger.

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