If you are trying to show the battery percentage on your TCL 50 NxtPaper, and you are not able to achieve it so far, then we suggest you read this article. This article explains clearly the method to enable or disable the battery percentage in the notification bar of the TCL 50 NxtPaper.
If you are trying to enable or disable battery percentage on the TCL 50 NxtPaper, then you can do it by using step by step guide below. For your information, this device has a battery of .
How to show battery percentage on TCL 50 NxtPaper.
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It is simple and easy way to show battery percentage on your device. You need to swipe down your 50 NxtPaper display screen from the top-right corner to show Control Center. Now you will see your battery percentage on the top right corner next the battery indicator.
- That’s it! Now you can see battery percentage next the battery indicator.
- If you are thinking about the other options; such as widgets to display battery percentage permanently anywhere on your TCL 50 NxtPaper.
How to add widgets to show battery percentage on the iPhone home screen?
It is good to know that you can use Control Center to see your iPhone battery percentage with one swipe. But it is not a good experience, as you know that there is enough time to swipe again and again. That's why you can add widgets to show battery percentage permanently on iPhone anywhere else.
Yep, the battery widgets are the best way to see exactly how much battery your TCL 50 NxtPaper. has left. If you are using iOS 14, you can easily add battery widgets to show the battery percentage on iPhone home screen.
Step 1. Press and hold on your iPhone home screen
Step 2. Until you will see the “+” icon in the top-left corner to open the widget picker
Step 3. Now, You need to Search “Batteries” to add the batteries widget
Step 4. Now, you see the widget that displays connected devices with your iPhone.
Step 5. Finally, Choose a format and add it to your home screen or widget screen
Note:
If you are using previous iPhones such as iPhone 6, 6s, iPhone 7, 7 Plus, iPhone 8, and iPhone 8 Plus. There was a quick, and easy option to show the Battery percentage on the screen. That option was removed with the iPhone X.
