iOS 16 will show battery percentage in status bar. The battery percentage was finally added back to the status bar with the iOS 16 beta 5 update. It’s been one of the features that’s been requested a lot by iOS users since Apple removed it when it was released. iPhone X release.
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iPhone battery percentage is back
In iOS 16 beta 5, you can re-add the battery percentage to the status bar. Just go to Settings – Battery (Settings – Battery), then turn on the Battery Percentage option. Currently, this feature is on by default for some people but not for others, hopefully the official iOS 16 will unify it.
The feature appears to be available on most iPhones with Face ID, but there are also some unsupported devices including the iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 13 mini, iPhone 11 and iPhone XR, presumably due to space limitations. display time.
The battery percentage in the status bar has disappeared since the iPhone with Face ID because there is not enough display space. Apple has also redesigned this feature, putting a specific battery level on the battery icon, allowing you to quickly see the remaining battery percentage without having to pull down the Control Center anymore.
In iOS 15 and earlier versions, the battery icon will show the remaining battery level but not give a specific percentage. To see a specific battery percentage, iPhone users must swipe the Control Center or swipe out to the home screen to see the battery widget.
The new battery icon will change color based on the battery status and the color of the iPhone wallpaper. For example, when charging, the battery icon is green and shows a lightning bolt that is charging, when the low power mode is on, the battery turns yellow and still shows the battery percentage.
iOS 16 is expected to be officially released in September.
