How to Turn Off Low Power Mode on Your Apple, Android, or Windows Device

Turning off Low Power Mode on your device can help improve its performance and allow you to use features like background apps and higher screen brightness. Here’s how to turn off Low Power Mode on Apple, Android, and Windows devices:

For Apple Devices (iPhone/iPad):

1. Open Settings:
   Go to the "Settings" app on your iPhone or iPad.

2. Scroll Down and Tap on "Battery":
   Find the "Battery" option and tap on it.

3. Turn Off Low Power Mode:
   You’ll see an option labeled Low Power Mode. If it’s turned on, toggle the switch to turn it off. Your device will return to normal power settings.

   • Alternatively, you can also turn it off from the Control Center on iPhones with Face ID. Just swipe down from the upper-right corner of your screen, then tap the battery icon (if it’s yellow) to turn off Low Power Mode.

For Android Devices:

1. Open Settings:
   Open the "Settings" app on your Android device.

2. Navigate to "Battery":
   Scroll down and find the "Battery" option.

3. Turn Off Battery Saver (Low Power Mode):
   Under the Battery section, you’ll see "Battery Saver" or "Power Saving Mode." Tap on it, and toggle the option to turn it off.

   • On some Android devices, you may find this option listed as "Low Power Mode" or "Power Saving Mode" in the battery settings.

For Windows Devices (Laptops/PCs):

1. Open Settings:
   Click on the Start menu and open Settings (the gear icon).

2. Go to "System":
   In the Settings menu, click on System.

3. Select "Power & Battery":
   In the left sidebar, choose Power & Battery.

4. Turn Off Battery Saver:
   Under the "Battery" section, you’ll find Battery Saver. If it's enabled, click the toggle to turn it off.

   • You can also adjust the Battery Saver settings to only activate it at a certain battery level if you don’t want it on all the time.

General Tips:

• Apple Devices: Low Power Mode can be automatically turned on when your battery is at 20% or lower. It can be turned off manually at any time.

• Android Devices: The battery-saving feature on Android varies slightly depending on the manufacturer, but it’s generally under the Battery settings.

• Windows Devices: In addition to manually turning off Battery Saver, you can adjust your power settings to avoid it turning on automatically when your battery is low.

Now your device should be back to full performance, with no limitations from Low Power Mode.