How to Turn off 5G on iPhone (to Save Battery Life)

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The new 5G wireless standard holds great promise in speeding up your ’s wireless data transfer rates, but it also can take a heavy toll on your battery, quickly draining battery life while enabled. Here’s how to turn it off when you don’t need it.


First, open Settings on your iPhone.


Tap the Settings icon on iPhone



In Settings, tap “Cellular.”


In iPhone Settings, tap Cellular.



In “Cellular,” tap “Cellular Data Options.”


In Cellular on iPhone, tap Cellular Data Options.



In “Cellular Data Options,” tap “Voice & Data.”


In Cellular Dat Options, tap Voice & Data.



In “Voice & Data,” select “LTE” from the list to disable 5G completely.


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(Alternately, you can select “5G Auto” from this list, which will let the iPhone automatically deactivate 5G to save battery life when it’s not needed.)


Note: If your iPhone doesn’t include 5G hardware, you won’t see 5G as an option here. Apple added 5G support when it launched the iPhone 12, iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 12 Pro, and iPhone 12 Pro Max in 2020. Older iPhones do not support 5G.

In Voice & Data, select LTE.



After that, exit Settings. 5G is now disabled on your iPhone. If you ever need to turn it back on, just revisit “Settings” > “Cellular” > “Cellular Data Options” > “Voice & Data” and select “5G On” or “5G Auto.”
 
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