A TikTok user claims that you should charge your iPhone following his example, and he's right.
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According to TikTok video creator Shoandtech, iPhone 12 Pro still has 100% of its original battery capacity after two years of use – and he says it's all down to the way he charges it.
Shomes recommends charging your iPhone regularly to preserve its battery life. If your phone only has 40 or 50 percent charge when you go to bed, leave it. Then, recharge it for a few hours the next day when its battery is low. By following this method, you can avoid unnecessary stress on the battery, which will help it last much longer.
Keep in mind that this method may not work for everyone. With this approach, your phone could die right when you need it most – and not everyone has access to a charger during the day. While it may not be feasible for everyone, it makes a strong case.
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If you need to charge device overnight, the company has implemented smart charging management. The charger starts at 80% charge and then fills to 100% when you're ready to take it off the charger.
You can increase your iPhone's battery life by taking additional measures, such as specifying which apps are allowed to use background refresh.
For a more personalized experience and to improve battery life, Low Power Mode turns off background app refresh. To change your background app refresh settings, go to Settings > General > Background App Refresh.
You have the option to use Background App Refresh only when you're on Wi-Fi , or you can turn the feature off entirely. Most users will benefit most from leaving both Wi-Fi and cellular enabled, while also customizing which apps are allowed to refresh in the background.
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Refresh updates apps in the background when they're not actively being used. If you turn it off, those apps won't update until you open them again.
