Battery life has long been a challenge for iPhone users, but Apple is tackling it head-on with iOS 26 and its new Adaptive Power feature — a smart, AI-driven way to optimize energy use while keeping performance smooth.

🟢 Feature Overview

Unlike the traditional Low Power Mode, Adaptive Power doesn’t throttle performance. Instead, it monitors energy usage and makes subtle, automatic adjustments — like lowering brightness or reducing background activity — only when necessary.

🟢 How It Works

To enable the feature:
Settings > Battery > Power Mode
Once activated, iOS 26 automatically detects heavy battery consumption and adjusts system behavior to maximize uptime without noticeable slowdowns.

🟢 Supported Devices

Adaptive Power is exclusive to devices that support Apple Intelligence, including:

iPhone 15 Pro

iPhone 16

iPhone Air

iPhone 17 Series

🟢 Pros

Extends battery life intelligently.

Minimal performance impact.

Works automatically in the background.

Provides longer usage time when needed.

🔴 Cons

Limited to newer iPhones.

Not available for older devices.

Relies on Apple Intelligence integration.

💰 Availability in Egypt & Arab Countries

The feature will arrive as part of the iOS 26 update, expected to roll out globally by late 2025, starting in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE.

🟢 Conclusion

Adaptive Power is Apple’s next step in smarter energy management — a feature that could make your iPhone last hours longer, ensuring a seamless balance between power and performance.