If you use your iPad all day, its battery can drain quickly. iPad battery life decreases over time, so older devices may experience battery problems.
About several ways to improve the performance of the iPad battery, RBC-Ukraine (Styler project) tells with a link to the Lifewire website, which provides tips, instructions and articles on the topic of technology.
Reasons for fast iPad battery drain
A rapidly draining iPad battery can be very annoying, but understanding the causes of this problem can help you troubleshoot or be more vigilant. The simple age of the iPad can reduce battery life.
Another common reason is an energy-consuming application. Some applications can greatly drain the battery by constantly using resources, accessing GPS or continuously connecting to the Internet, etc.
Different settings on your iPad can also drain the battery. A screen that's too bright, Bluetooth always on, and even Wi-Fi searching for a connection can put a strain on even the most durable battery.
How to extend iPad battery life while saving energy
Restart iPad
This isn't a setting, but turning the iPad off and on can solve the problem. It is not necessary to do it every day. However, before changing the settings, try restarting the device.
Adjust screen brightness
iPad has a function of automatic brightness adjustment depending on the level of illumination in the room. However, lowering the overall brightness may be the best way to extend battery life.
If you are not using any Bluetooth device, turn off Bluetooth in the settings menu or in the iPad Control Center.
You can quickly open the iPad Control Center by swiping down from the top right corner of the screen (iPadOS 14 and 13 and iOS 12) or down (in iOS 7-11).
Check your mail less often
By default iPad, iPad Pro and iPad Mini checks for new mail every 15 minutes. They also check your mail every time you open the Mail app itself, so it's pretty easy to delay that check for up to 30 minutes or an hour. It is also possible to check mail only manually.
Turn off app updates in the background
Background App Update allows your apps stay up-to-date by updating them when iPad is in standby mode or when you're using another app.
This drains your battery, so if you don't care about iPad updating your Facebook news feed and waiting for you, turn this feature off.
Update iPad software
It is important to update iOS to the latest versions. Updating iPad helps optimize battery life and ensures your iPad has the latest security fixes and bug fixes, helping your device run more smoothly.
Shorten animation
This is a little trick to save some battery life and make the iPad a little more responsive.
The iPad interface includes animations such as zoom and shrinking windows, as well as a parallax effect on icons that creates an animation of hovering over the background image. You can disable these interface effects to save battery power.
Go to “Settings”, then “Universal access” and “Movement” (iPadOS 14 and 13). Or Settings, then General, Universal Access, and Shorten Traffic (iOS 12, iOS 11, and iOS 10) to adjust these settings.
Smart Case
Consider purchasing a Smart Case that can save battery power by transferring iPad goes to sleep when the cover is closed.