iOS 16 should enhance Low Power Battery features, include volume HUD and fix issues

As always, Apple users have high hopes for iOS 16. In a few days, the company will preview the future of iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and other operating systems during its WWDC 2022 keynote.

Personally, I would be happy if the company finally improved the Low Power Battery popup on iOS 16. Here's how Apple does it.

Concept designer and Twitter user Konovalov Konstantin isn’t the first and certainly won’t be the last to solve an annoying UI problem on iOS devices: low-power battery pop-ups.

Remember when answering a phone call interrupted everything you were doing on your iPhone to decide whether to answer the call or not? Or that the HUD had the worst volume before iOS 13? Well, it’s 2022 and low battery pop-ups suck.

If you are playing a game, writing a message, or anything else, everything will be paused due to this notification. 9to5Mac's Benjamin Mayo tweeted about this feature request from the first day we learned Apple didn't address this issue with the iOS 15 preview at last year's WWDC. Article "Make the 10% low battery alert a drop-down banner instead of a modal dialog." He's right.

A drop-down banner would be Apple’s best way to get users to acknowledge that the battery on their iPhone or iPad is about to run out. The company has already done this with the second-generation Apple Pencil, AirPods and Beats headphones. It would make sense to do the same with the Low Power Battery popup.

While I will add something that Mayo and Konovalov didn't talk about, I do think the first drop alert should be in the 20%.

With this clean user interface, not only do people not need to stop what they are doing, but they are also well aware that their iPhone battery may soon drain.

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