Let’s face it, nobody wants to be halfway through their favorite jam when their Beats headphones suddenly die. But don’t worry, checking the battery on your Beats is a breeze if you’re using an iPhone. Here’s how to do it.
Step by Step Tutorial: Checking Beats Battery on iPhone
Before we dive into the steps, let’s understand what we’re trying to achieve. By following these simple steps, you will be able to view the battery percentage of your Beats headphones or earphones on your iPhone, ensuring you’re never caught off guard by a low battery again.
Step 1: Connect Your Beats to Your iPhone
Pair your Beats with your iPhone via Bluetooth.
When your Beats are connected to your iPhone, the battery level will be visible on the device. To pair them, go to Settings > Bluetooth on your iPhone and select your Beats from the list of devices.
Step 2: Swipe to View Battery Life
Swipe right on your iPhone’s Home screen to access the Today View.
The Today View is a handy feature that displays widgets and information at a glance. It’s where you’ll find the battery widget that shows the remaining charge of your Beats.
Step 3: Add the Batteries Widget
Scroll down and tap ‘Edit’ at the bottom of the Today View, then add the Batteries widget.
If you can’t already see the Batteries widget, you’ll need to add it. Tap the green plus icon next to Batteries, then tap ‘Done’ to save your changes.
After completing these steps, you will be able to see the battery percentage of your Beats and your iPhone right on the Today View screen. This allows you to easily keep track of when it’s time to recharge your headphones.
Tips for Monitoring Beats Battery on iPhone
- Make sure your Beats and iPhone are close to each other for an accurate battery reading.
- Keep in mind that battery drain can be faster with higher volume levels, so consider turning it down to extend battery life.
- Update your Beats firmware through the Beats app for iPhone to ensure accurate battery monitoring.
- If the battery widget isn’t updating, try disconnecting and reconnecting your Beats.
- Remember to charge your Beats regularly to maintain battery health and longevity.
Frequently Asked Questions
What if the battery percentage doesn’t show up?
Make sure your Beats are properly connected to your iPhone; if they are, try restarting your iPhone or resetting your Beats.
Can I check the battery level if I’m not using an iPhone?
Yes, you can check battery levels on other devices, but the process may differ from the one described for the iPhone.
How accurate is the battery percentage displayed?
The battery percentage is a close estimate, but like all battery indicators, it may not be 100% precise.
Why is the battery widget not in my Today View?
You might need to add the widget manually by tapping ‘Edit’ at the bottom of the Today View and selecting the Batteries widget.
Will the Beats battery drain if not in use?
Yes, all batteries naturally drain over time, even when not in use, but the drain should be minimal if the Beats are turned off.
Summary
- Connect your Beats to your iPhone.
- Swipe right to access Today View.
- Add the Batteries widget to Today View.
Conclusion
Checking the battery on your Beats headphones or earphones is quite straightforward with an iPhone. It’s just a matter of swiping and tapping. The convenience of the Today View and the Batteries widget means you’re always just a few seconds away from knowing how much listening time you’ve got left before you need to charge up. Remember, keeping an eye on your Beats battery can save you from unexpected silence and keep the music going. So, rock on, and keep those Beats charged!