Hi all. What's the best battery app?

madlille · Jan 10, 2013

I guess the first thing I could really use some help with us "what is the be at battery app I should get? Paid or free, doesn't really matter. Right now I'm using "'Battery' Pro". It was only $00.99, and got some decent reviews. I'm just wondering if there's some better out there that REALLY does help with what it's suppose to. Thanx.

willerz2 · Jan 10, 2013

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As for the best battery app, that would be up to the app and what you're looking for, such as device statistics and such. Most of the battery apps have a Lite version as well, so you can try them out yourself and see which one suits you best and which one has a UI that you like.

scifan57 · Jan 10, 2013

I use an app called System Status. It monitors the battery and most other processes on your iPad.

edwinmiller · Feb 20, 2013

There are dozens of iPhone apps with the help of which users can save the battery of their iPhone device to a large extent. Some of the best and popular battery apps for iPhone are Battery Manager Pro, Battery Doctor Pro and Battery HD+. However, apart from applications, there are some tips which also become helpful in extending the battery life of your iPhone device. In this regard, you can visit here:- 14 Tips to Extend iPhone Battery Life

Beast from the East · Feb 20, 2013

Turn everything off

, and call it iOff

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madlille · Feb 20, 2013

That's actually pretty durn funny. But seriously, I have learned a lot since that post. Mostly because of ipf.net. Nearly everything I turn off and wifi is managed religiously through SBsettings. So to tell you the truth, I wouldn't know what turning everything off does for power. 'Cause I've never went more than a short time with anything on I didn't need. I kill the battery enough just playing with my iPhone 5. Can't leave the damn thing alone.

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