Have you noticed that your iPhone 13 is not showing the battery percentage in the status bar, many were hoping that the notch would be a little smaller with the iPhone 13 family so that Apple would return the battery percentage in the status bar but it didn't, not the latest A device for Apple only, but iPhone 12 and 11 lineup, and even iPhone X, any device with a notch, does not support percentage display for battery In the status bar, for this we will go through 4 alternative ways to show the battery percentage.
Method XNUMX: Battery widget
The battery percentage can be displayed through an easy and quick way, which is the battery widget, which can be added to the home screen on your iPhone as follows:
- Press and hold anywhere on your home screen
- Then click the Add button on the top right side
- Swipe down and tap Batteries
- Choose a medium or large battery status tool
Method XNUMX: Today's Brief
You can add a battery widget to appear in the Today Brief on your iPhone, using the following steps:
- From the home screen, swipe from left to right
- Press and hold in an empty space to enter edit mode
- Or click on the widget to open a menu
- Tap Edit Home Screen
- Click the Add button in the upper left corner
- Swipe down and tap Battery
- Choose the widget to display the battery status in medium or large size
Thus, you can view the percentage of the iPhone battery by swiping from left to right from the lock screen or the home screen.
Method XNUMX: Control Center
If you don't want to use the widget, you can show the battery percentage from the Control Center, all you have to do is swipe down from the top left corner of the screen on the device.
Method XNUMX: Siri
You can rely on the voice assistant Siri to display the battery percentage in your iPhone, and the Apple assistant will tell you the percentage easily.
Finally, these were the methods that will help you know the battery percentage on your iPhone 13 and of course the method works with on iPhone 13 and other iPhone models (iPhone X and newer), while other versions always show the battery percentage in the status bar.
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I love these kind of nice articles
I think Apple meant not to show the battery percentage, because modern devices XNUMX-XNUMX have a great battery and last an excellent period, so there is no need to monitor the percentage and worry about it all the time.. As usual, Apple does not worry about details and leave the rest to us 😀
I encountered a problem in downloading and setting up an application (to my prayers) after formatting the device via iTunes.. When I downloaded the application and tried to open it to complete the settings, it closed immediately.. I tried more than once and I could not.. But when I put the device on flight mode and opened the application, it opened without problems and completed Settings from within the application, then I closed the application and disabled the flight mode and opened the application again and I was able to download all the themes without problems.
The strange thing is that I told my friend about this and he said that the solution to the problem is old and that its solution is explained by a topic in the iPhone Islam app.. Is this true and how do I get to the topic.
We VoiceOver users tell us the battery percentage even if it's not shown in the status bar 👌💪💯
Four ways to drum, in general, may God give you wellness
The idea is very simple, but Apple made a dome of the pill.
The second method and its third solution..Thank you
Thanks for the great article
Thanks for the great article 🌹
Why don't they leave the battery inside the battery?
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The second method
more than great
Thanks and appreciation with great respect
All methods are impractical. The percentage must be inside the battery mark
Despite the huge development in iPhone devices at the level of batteries and cameras
The ios system still has something of backwardness and stupidity 😅