• The amount of time your gadget can run before it needs to be recharged is referred to as 'battery life.' The 'battery lifespan' refers to how long your battery will survive before it needs to be changed. If you take use of both, you'll get the most out of your Apple products, regardless of which ones you have.
• Apple software updates frequently feature sophisticated energy-saving technology, so make sure you're running the most recent version of iOS, macOS, or watchOS on your device.
• Charge your device's battery to roughly 50% instead of fully charging or totally discharging it. If you keep a gadget with a fully depleted battery, the battery may go into a deep discharge state, rendering it unable to hold a charge. In contrast, storing it fully charged for a lengthy period of time may cause the battery to lose capacity, resulting in a lower battery life.
• To avoid wasting more battery, turn off the gadget.
• Place your device in a cold, dry place with a temperature of less than 32° C (90° F).
• Charge your gadget to 50% every six months if you expect to keep it for longer than six months.

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