Hi. Without further a do! There’s a new update again! If i update my phone to the latest iOS 11, will it fix the bug in my battery? Because the last update is killing my battery right now! It’ll drain my battery life so fast! And even when i just charge it, it still drop down to 50% or below so fast when you use it real quick! Btw mine is iPhone 6s plus.
Recently, a number of iPhone, iPad or iPod touch users update their device to the latest iOS 11, and found the battery drains faster than before. How frustrating if it also happens to you. Stop panic, we’ve organized several tips for this trouble, which can certainly help you solve battery issue after iPhone update to iOS 11 and maximizing battery Life and lifespan.
Tip One: Disable Siri
Siri, the intelligent personal assistant that helps you get things done. Siri can send your messages, place calls, check your calendar, and more. However, it also consumes your battery dramatically, because it always wait the instructions from you that you say: "Hey Siri."
Tip Two: Disable Wi-Fi
WiFi connection will use a lot of batteries, it is suggested that disable Wi-Fi when you don’t need it. The reason is that Wi-Fi would keep searching the network nearby which can cause power loss during the process.
Tip Three: Prefer Wi-Fi than Celluar
Have you known the fact that using Celluar consumes more battery than using Wi-Fi? As a result, you can disable the Celluar when you get the connection to Wi-Fi, for avoiding wasting more power as possible.
Tip Four: Disable Location Service
Another way to overcome battery issue after iPhone update to iOS 11 is that disable Location Service. You can make settings for partial Apps or only enable it while using the App.
Tip Five: Disable Frequent Locations
Go to Setting>Privacy>Location Services, then turn off the item named Frequent Locations, which allow your iPhone to learn places you frequently visit in order to provide useful location-related information in Maps, Calendar, and more.
Tip Six: Enable Reduce Motion
Go to Setting> General>Accessibility, then turn on Reduce Motio, which can reduce the motion of the user interface, including the parallax effect of icons.
Tip Seven: Adjust screen brightness
Adjust your screen brightness in an appropriate level to match your surroundings and make your eyes comfortable. Trying to avoid setting the screen brightness to maximization.
Tip Eight: Enable Low Power Mode
Low power mode temporarily reduces power consumption until you can fully charge your iPhone. When this is on, mail fetch, Hey Siri, background app refresh, automatic downloads, and some visual effects are reduced or turned off.
