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How to Create iPhone Battery Full Alert Shortcut

Andrew Clark February 23, 2022
Can iPhone notify when fully charged? By default, iPhone does not have a built-in feature to notify battery fully charged notification. However, you can create a shortcut for it. So, in this iOS guide, you’ll learn how to create iPhone battery full alert shortcut.
Moreover, knowing when your iPhone or iPad is completely charged may be useful in a variety of situations. Perhaps you’re waiting for your iPhone’s battery to reach 100% before leaving the house. Maybe you just don’t enjoy leaving your gadget plugged in after it’s been completely charged. Whatever the case may be, there is a way to be notified when your iPhone or iPad is fully charged.

How to Create Battery Full Alert iPhone Shortcut

We’ll design customized automation using the Shortcuts app that will execute when the battery level hits 100% or 85%. You can probably guess how this works. When your phone reaches 100% charge, it reminds you of a previously defined shortcut. This shortcut will then tell you that the criteria have been satisfied, which is effectively the same as a full battery notification. You’ll need certain third-party applications to get notifications when your iPhone battery is completely charged because this isn’t a built-in iOS function.

The instructions below will walk you through downloading the app, setting the alarm, and getting your iPhone to notify you when your battery is fully charged:

Step 1. Open the Shortcuts app on your iPhone. You can also download it from here.

Step 2. Here, tap Automation from the bottom and then select Create Personal Automation.

Create Personal Automation

 

Step 3. Scroll down and then select Battery Level.

Step 4. Adjust or set the Battery level and then tap Next.

set the Battery level

Note: You have the option of receiving a notice at any charge level. We picked 50% for the sake of this post since it makes sense for what we’re attempting to do, but you may change it to suit your needs.

Step 5. Tap Add Action. Now, search for Speak, once found, tap Speak Text and open it.

How to Create iPhone Battery Full Alert Shortcut (iOS 14 & iOS 15)

Speak Text

Step 6. Tap on the Text option and add your text and tap Next. It can be Battery full charged, unplug, please.

How to Create iPhone Battery Full Alert Shortcut (iOS 14 & iOS 15)

 

Step 7. Disable Ask Before Running and select Don’t Ask.

Step 8. Finally, tap Done and you’ve successfully created a battery full alert shortcut on iPhone.

How to Create iPhone Battery Full Alert Shortcut (iOS 14 & iOS 15)

Create iPhone Battery Full Alert

These were the steps to create a shortcut iPhone battery full alert. Siri will notify you once your device’s battery reaches 50% or the battery level you’ve set in the future. Isn’t it convenient?

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Andrew Clark

Andrew Clark is a professional How-to content writer. As a tech enthusiast, he loves to write articles about different operating systems such as Android, Windows, macOS, and iOS.

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