"As an avid iPad user, I'm all too familiar with the internal struggles that course through me when the battery is about to die. I love using either the iPad 11 or iPad Air to write and work, but I also use it to stream content, play games, and browse the internet after work. This makes me appreciate the iPad's long battery life, yet my anxiety grows when I start getting 'low battery' alerts without a charger nearby."
"Doing so also makes it easier on your eyes, reducing the eye strain involved with staring at bright screens for too long. That's the main reason I prefer keeping my brightness low, but the perk of a longer battery life makes it even more worthwhile. Your iPad's screen brightness can be adjusted from the Control Center by swiping down on the top right side of your screen."
iPad models like the iPad 11 and iPad Air are used for writing, work, streaming, gaming, and web browsing and offer long battery life but can cause anxiety when low-battery alerts appear without a charger nearby. Reducing screen brightness can provide over an hour of additional use per charge and also reduces eye strain; brightness is adjustable from the Control Center by swiping down on the top-right. Disabling location services for infrequently used apps prevents background activity and conserves power. Shortening auto-lock time and managing app settings further extend runtime, and combining multiple techniques yields several extra hours between charges.
Read at ZDNET
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