Open Settings, scroll down, and tap the green “Battery” row.
Open the gray Settings app. Touch the lower half of the screen and slide your finger UPWARD to scroll down until you see the green Battery icon, then tap it.
🔍 What to look for on your iPhone screen: Green “Battery” row in Settings
🏮 Lanny’s pointer tip: “Open Settings, slide UP to scroll down, and tap the green Battery row!”
👉 Try it now: Open Settings, scroll down, and tap Battery.
💡 Helpful Note: Battery is right near Display & Brightness and Passwords.
Flip “Battery Percentage” at the top to Green (ON).
Right at the top of the Battery screen, tap the switch next to Battery Percentage so it turns bright green. Look at the top-right corner of your iPhone—the exact number now shows inside the battery!
🔍 What to look for on your iPhone screen: Green “Battery Percentage” switch at the top
🏮 Lanny’s pointer tip: “Tap the Battery Percentage switch so it turns green!”
👉 Try it now: Turn on Battery Percentage.
💡 Helpful Note: Now you never have to guess how full the tiny battery bar is—you’ll always see the exact number!
Away from a charger? Turn on “Low Power Mode” to save battery.
Right below Battery Percentage is Low Power Mode. If your battery drops low while you are out for the day, flip Low Power Mode ON (the battery icon turns yellow) to make your charge last hours longer.
🔍 What to look for on your iPhone screen: “Low Power Mode” switch row
🏮 Lanny’s pointer tip: “Low Power Mode turns the battery icon yellow and saves extra power when you’re out!”
👉 Try it now: Use Low Power Mode anytime you need your battery to last longer.
💡 Helpful Note: When you plug your iPhone back in and it charges past 80%, Low Power Mode turns itself off automatically.
