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How do we check the charge level of the Apple Pencil or Bluetooth Handsfree battery on the iPad / iPhone

About Apple Pencil we will not say much, because it is an auxiliary device about which thousands of articles have been written. It is a very helpful "toy" especially for iPad owners.

Both bluetooth headphones (hands-free) and Apple Pencil are equipped with their own batteries to give the user freedom of movement and not to force the connection with the iPhone or iPad through a data or charging cable. Compared to the iPhone or iPad, the hearing devices did not have an electronic display to show us the percentage of the battery's charge level. With most bluetooth headsets, we are notified vocally when the battery is low. Some models of Planteonics handsfree also estimate the number of hours left until the battery is completely consumed. With the Apple Pencil, it is a little difficult to notify us when the battery is almost used up. It would be an idea to start writing on its own "attention, you have to charge me!" :-) 

And if we look more closely in the iOS settings and options, we find that the Apple Pencil actually "notifies" us when the battery is almost empty. Or well... iOS shows us the percentage of the energy level of the battery for all devices connected via Bluetooth to the iPhone or iPad. 

How can we see the energy level of the battery for the devices connected via Bluetooth to the iPhone and iPad

This is possible by adding a widget in Notification Center. 

Many users do not use the Notification Center, but for this area of ​​quick information and notifications, both Apple and other application manufacturers have developed very useful widgets. 


By simply swiping from top to bottom from the top of the display, we can access a lot of information without having to open applications. The current state of the weather, the weather forecast for the next few days, quick access to Photo Camera applications, view reminders and calendar events, and even the energy level of the battery of the devices connected to the iPhone or iPad. 

To see in the Notification Center what is the energy level of the battery of devices connected via bluetooth, we will have to add the widget here "Batteries".

Swipe up and down the top of the display to open the Notification Center. Navigate to the bottom and click on "Edit"

Add the "Batteries" widget, then click on "Done" in the upper right to save the change in the Notificatin Center. 

After completing this step, in the Notification Center we will see how much battery we still have available on the Apple Pencil, handsfree or on another bluetooth device connected to the iPod or iPhone. 

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