Control your battery with these automations for iPhone
Many people don't use the native app Shortcuts due to ignorance. It is one of the great and powerful functions that we have in our iPhone and iPad and it allows us to make infinite configurations that can help us be much more productive and get the most out of our devices.
A while ago we shared with you an automation that allowed us to unlock the iPhone without removing our mask or gloves. It was a good example of what you can do with Shortcuts.
Today we are going to share with you 5 automations that will help us to have better control and management of the battery of our devices. Although we focus on iPhone we have to say that it can also be applied to iPad.
Control and manage your battery with these automations for iPhone:
In the following video we explain how to configure them. It is very simple and you do not have to have basic notions of anything to execute them, just follow the steps:
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Next we show you the 5 automation that we have explained in the video. By pressing on the minute, they should take you to that specific moment. If not, skip ahead to that minute in the video so you can see how the automation works.
- Activate low consumption when reaching a certain battery percentage -> Minute 1:03
- Battery warning at a certain battery percentage -> Minute 2:16
- Notification when the iPhone is charged at a certain battery percentage -> Minute 5:20
- Remove low power when putting iPhone to charge -> Minute 6:44
- Total mode Savings when reaching a certain battery percentage -> Minute 7:55
With these automations we will have total control over the iPhone battery.
If you want to put a custom sound in any of the automations that generate a sound when run, we recommend reading our tutorial on customizing a sound in the iOS Shortcuts app.
Without further ado and hoping that you have found this tutorial interesting, we will shortly call you to more news, apps, tricks to get the most out of your Apple devices.
Greetings.
