The yellow battery color displayed on the iPhone screen is actually due to a new feature called Low Power Mode by Apple. This ...

When the semi-transparent percentage reaches 20% or lower, a fifth of the battery icon turns red and the rest of the icon becomes semi-transparent, while the percentage inverts to white.

When you have under 20% battery remaining, the icon turns red. When your iPhone is charging, the battery icon turns green. This setting has been available on Touch ID-equipped iPhone models for years.

The percentage appeared right next to the battery icon — which, by default, just had a green, yellow or red filling — in the top-right corner of your iPhone’s Home screen. Unfortunately, Apple removed ...

When the icon appears red in color, it means your iPhone's battery percentage is critically low at less than 20% and will need to be charged as soon as possible to avoid eventual and complete ...

Apparently, Apple has heard the criticism leveled by iPhone users and redesigned the battery percentage icon with iOS 16.1, which is currently in its second developer beta.

If you’ve been missing the battery percentage in your iPhone’s status bar for the last few years, it’s finally back. Here's how to turn it on in iOS 16.

For iPhone newcomers, a yellow battery icon can be confusing. Here's what it means, and how you can change it.