How to see battery percentage on iPhone 15, 14, 13, and all other models

Check out these 9 different ways to see the battery percentage on iPhone 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, XS, XR, X, and other models with a Home button.

See iPhone battery percentage

1. Show battery percentage in the status bar

  1. Open the Settings app and tap Battery.
  2. Enable the switch for Battery Percentage.
Show iPhone battery percentage in top status bar

2. Use the Control Center

Another easy way to check battery percentage is via the Control Center. Swipe down from the top right corner of the iPhone screen to access the Control Center. The battery percentage is shown next to the battery icon on the top right.

See iPhone battery percentage in Control Center

3. Ask Siri for the remaining charge

Invoke Siri on your iPhone by pressing the side button or saying, “Hey Siri.” Next, ask it, “What’s the battery percentage” or simply “Battery percentage.”

Know iPhone battery percentage using Siri

4. Use the Home Screen Batteries widget

  1. Press an empty area on the iPhone Home Screen until all apps start shaking.
  2. Tap the plus button (+) from the top left.
  3. Scroll down and tap Batteries.
  4. Select one of the three sizes and tap Add Widget.
Add iOS batteries widget to iPhone Home Screen

The built-in batteries widget will always show your iPhone’s battery percentage, and that of connected devices like AirPods, Apple Watch, and other supported Bluetooth accessories.

This approach is for those who want a more permanent battery indicator instead of checking the Control Center every time. With the widget, you’ll have access to the percentage right on your Home Screen. Additionally, there are dozens of third-party battery widgets in the App Store, and we rounded up what we think are the best ones.

5. Add the Batteries widget to the Lock Screen

You can also add a tiny battery widget to the iPhone Lock Screen. By default, the widget will smartly show the battery percentage of your iPhone, AirPods, Apple Watch, and other connected Bluetooth devices. But you can change it to show the battery level of just your iPhone or some other device.

Four batteries widgets on iPhone Lock Screen
Four battery widgets on the iPhone Lock Screen. Each is set to show the battery level of one selected device only.

6. Check the iPhone battery from your Apple Watch

With the iOS batteries widget, you can see the Apple Watch battery percentage on your iPhone, but not the other way around. However, third-party apps successfully fill this void.

Here’s how to see the iPhone’s battery percentage on your Apple Watch:

  1. Get the Remote Battery Level app on your Apple Watch.
  2. Open the app, and you will see the battery percentage of your iPhone on your Apple Watch.
See iPhone battery on Apple Watch

Related: How to install apps on the Apple Watch

7. Use a battery shortcut

Here’s how to use an iOS shortcut to know your iPhone’s battery percentage:

  1. Tap this iCloud link to add a simple battery shortcut we built for you.
  2. Tap the shortcut to know your iPhone’s battery percentage.
  3. Important: Add this shortcut to your iPhone Home Screen for quicker access.
iPhone battery iOS shortcut

Optional: In the Shortcuts app, tap the three dots icon in the top right of the Battery shortcut tile to edit the text to anything you like. You can also turn off the sound if desired.

Plus, you can add this shortcut to your Apple Watch. After that, call Siri on your watch and say the shortcut name (Battery). After you exit the Siri screen, it will show your iPhone’s battery percentage.

8. Use your Mac

Connect your iPhone or iPad to your computer and open Finder. Now, select your iOS device from the left sidebar, and it will display the battery percentage at the top. If it doesn’t, uncheck the box for “Show this iPhone when on Wi-Fi” and reconnect.

iPhone Battery percentage in Finder on Mac

9. Show battery on Jailbroken iPhone

Finally, if you have jailbroken your iPhone, you can use the handy EnableBatteryPercent tweak to display the battery percentage inside the battery icon in the top status bar.

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