See above - I restored from my 7+ backup.
Tips - Keep brightness down, or use smart invert on the screen to get darker backgrounds that use less power with an OLED screen.
I use “raise to wake” screen setting, but that could be turned off so the screen doesn’t light up as much when you didn’t mean to wake it.
I use a “still” lock screen photo but keep animations on and I use the animated home screen background. You could turn that off or turn off all animations.
Go through location settings and set most apps to “while using” except for critical ones that need location all the time (like ones with a geofence).
Set background app refresh to only do it for apps that you want to have the latest data without having to open the app and refresh data manually. Facebook will suck the battery if it’s always checking and refreshing.
Don’t always respond to notifications of an email or text if you don’t have to and if the notification has all the info you need.
Only get push mail for important email accounts and manually check the others a few times a day. Or at least only have it fetch mail once an hour and turn off push mail.
Always turn off the screen when you are done using the phone, and don’t wait for it to dim on its own.
I find that if I can type something faster by dictating to Siri, that results in half the screen time that I would’ve had if I was typing it on the keyboard.
There is no crime in turning on low power mode right away when you have a full battery, but I wait for the low 20% warning.
[doublepost=1510601357][/doublepost]I’ve been using my iPhone continuously on screen for a couple of hours. I’m at 81%.
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