One of those tips that we have all heard ever, is that of Turn off the wifi, BluetoothData, NFC, GPS, and other options when we do not use them, because being lit in search of new devices or tasks, they consume drums, and turning them out, we will get it more, but is it true?
Today we are going to explain it, in a summary way, so that you know if it really is a good gesture, or it will only waste time, since on iPhone, for example, permanently removing the Bluetooth or the Wi -Fi must be made from settings, and it does not serve us from the notification bar or control panel.
Disable Wifi or Bluetooth to win battery
The first thing to comment is what we have just mentioned, and if we “turn off” the Wi -Fi or Bluetooth from the control panel, this will simply be at rest for 24 hours, however, if you have a carplay or Apple Watch, you will see how it is not true, and the iPhone is still connected to them, just as if we use Airdrop, where the Wi -Fi will work to help us, together with us, together, together, together, together, the WiFi will work to help us. To send and receive files.
Therefore, if we want to prove the true consumption of these tools, it will be necessary to deactivate it from the settings menu, since this first option will not serve anything (at least with respect to battery expense).
Now, if we really deactivate this, Do we save drums? Well, this comes from a decade ago, where the connections were much older and consumption was really high. Today, any modern iPhone or device has Bluetooth 5.0 or higher, which carries with you Bluetooth Le (Low Energy)and that gives us expenses practically touching zero.
The clearest example is an AirTag, which, with a simple battery of few MAH can last 1 year and a half quietly, so, if we analyzed the consumption of the connection, it would be so ridiculous that it turned off it would not give us an advantage over our iPhone, and possibly we spend more battery in the process of going to adjustments and removing it, than to leave it.
The same goes for the Wi -Fi network, although it is always looking for a connection, something that We will not notice in battery consumption. However, vice versa, it can be checked, and that is that the data, as well as network coverage, have an important consumption on your iPhone, so if you are at home and do not expect an important call, you can put the plane mode, where you will notice an improvement in the battery.
In summary, if you leave your home, forget about this, it is something outdated and that will not provide you with an improvement in anything, so you enjoy your iPhone and all its characteristics. And you, did you know or you were still doing this process? Leave us a comment with your experiences and other tips or tricks that you have to extend the life of your phone, be it iPhone, or not.
