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Launch the Shortcuts app on your iPhone, then tap the Automation tab at the bottom.Creating an Always-On Low Power Mode Automation If you're happy to live without the above features for as long as Low Power Mode is on, follow the steps below to create your automation.

Display refresh rate (limited up to 60 Hz) on iPhone and iPad models with ProMotion display.5G (except for video streaming) on iPhone 12 models.According to Apple, Low Power Mode turns off the following: iPhone/iPad Features Disabled by Low Power Modeīefore you follow the steps in this article to create the automation, it's worth highlighting which of the features it disables to reduce your device's power consumption. Either way, you can keep Low Power Mode enabled regardless of the battery level with the help of an automation. Or maybe you just want to reduce the amount of times you have to charge your iPhone or iPad. Perhaps you're running the latest version of iOS or iPadOS on an older device and you've found that the battery life is inadequate to get you through the day. If that irks you, don't worry – there is a solution. The special mode conserves what remaining battery life the device has left by limiting some features, but by default the mode automatically turns off when a charging iPhone or iPad reaches 80 percent.

Most ‌iPhone‌ and iPad users will be familiar with the way their device throws up a prompt to turn on Low Power Mode when the battery falls to 20 percent. Whether your iPhone or iPad is long overdue a battery replacement, or you just want to get more juice out of a single charge, here's a way to keep your device's Low Power Mode on all the time.

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