Is there any difference in the iPhone s battery saving mode

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Open Settings in your phone - Battery - Low Power Mode.

The low-power mode principle is also not complicated, it is achieved by limiting network activity and reducing some performance.

For example, when there is only a lot of power left, the email will not be automatically pushed, and users who need it can manually check whether there is a new email; The auto-refresh and ** of the backgrounder are also turned off; Motion effects and brightness are of course also turned off or down; The speed may also be slowed down, but at least you can still surf the Internet. Apple says that these measures are carried out "silently", and you may not feel that you have entered a low-power mode, except that the user needs to manually turn on the "low-power mode" themselves. After entering this mode, the phone can fight for another 3 hours.

Whenever the battery is left20%,The phone will automatically switch to low power mode,This feeling is very good,But I personally feel that the power consumption speed is not much different if you can't turn it on,Because I have been using the phone,If you say standby in low power mode,It is estimated that it can last longer than when it is not turned on。 At 80% charge, the system will automatically turn off this function.

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Taking iphone11 and ios13 systems as examples, the differences between power-saving mode and normal mode are:

1. The brightness is different

In the power-saving mode, in order to save electricity, the brightness of the mobile phone is dimmed to a certain extent, and in normal mode, users can adjust the brightness of the mobile phone by themselves;

2. Operation of background programs:

After turning on the power saving mode, the programs running in the background of the Apple phone will stop refreshing or stop**, while in normal mode, the background programs of the Apple phone will always work as long as they are not closed;

3. Different network speeds:

In power-saving mode, the Internet speed of the Apple mobile phone will slow down to a certain extent, but the feeling of using the mobile phone to surf the Internet is not obvious, while in normal mode, the network speed is normal;

4. Push mail:

In normal mode, the email will be pushed automatically, and after the power saving mode is turned on, the email will not be automatically pushed, if the user needs to check the email, it can only be viewed by entering the mobile phone mailbox;

5. Dynamic effect:

In the case of normal mode, the dynamic effect on the phone is normal, while in the battery saving mode, the dynamic effect on the phone will reduce the picture quality to a certain extent.

This answer applies to most Apple phone models.

1. Push mail.

In power-saving mode, emails will not be pushed automatically, and when you need to check emails, you have to check them manually. In normal mode, emails are automatically pushed.

2. Operation of background programs:

In battery saving mode, the operation of the iPhone's background programs, including refresh and **, stops. In normal mode, the iPhone's background program will always work as long as it is not closed.

3. Dynamic effect.

In power-saving mode, the iPhone's motion effects are visually stopped or slowed down. In normal mode, the dynamic effect is normal.

4. Brightness. In battery saving mode, the brightness of your iPhone is dimmed to a certain extent. In normal mode, the brightness of the iPhone is adjusted by itself.

5. Internet speed. In power-saving mode, the iPhone network speed will slow down to a certain extent, and there is still no particularly big impact on surfing the Internet. In normal mode, the network speed is normal.

iPhone mode is a feature that helps you stay on task by minimizing distractions.

iPhones have Do Not Disturb mode, Focus mode, and battery saver mode. Focus mode is a function of the Apple mobile phone, which can be set according to the user's focus needs, set up notifications and app filtering, in addition to the four basic focus modes of Do Not Disturb, Personal, Work, and Sleep, you can also customize the focus mode, such as game focus mode, dining focus mode, etc.

Do Not Disturb Mode: Pick up Kai to the point that there is no big hint of laughter, and the person who dials you hears that the dialer is on a call.

The origin of the iPhone system:

iOS is a mobile operating system developed by Apple Inc. Apple first announced the system at MacWorld on January 9, 2007, and was originally designed for the iPhone, and later applied to products such as iPodTouch, iPad, and AppleV. iOS, like Apple's macOS operating system, is a Unix-like commercial operating system.