Now, Kim Komando shares tips on how what users can do if their phone batteries are running low.

Both Apple and Android have a handy setting specifically for the times you're running out of juice, and it's relatively easy to turn on.

A word of warning: your phone won't be at its best in this mode.

Enabling Low Power Mode on iPhone: .

Slide the toggle next to Low Power Mode to the right to enable it. .

You will get an option to enable Low Power Mode with a single tap. .

Android logo displayed on a phone screen is seen in this illustration photo taken in Krakow, Poland in September.

Recently, Kim Komando reveals what users can do if their phone batteries are running low?

Enabling Power saving mode on Android: .

Android’s version of this battery-saving mode is called Power saving mode, available on Android 5.0 OS and above. .

Slide the toggle next to Power saving mode to the right to enable it. .

No worries. Tap or click here for thousands of free online user manuals or do a Google search for "your phone model + power saving mode." 

While these battery-saving modes will save the most juice, they disable some functions that you may want to use. Try these tips to save battery power but don't want to jump straight to Low Power Mode. 

Lower the brightness: The brighter the screen, the more battery you use

Dim the screen down to save a bit of juice. 

You can follow the same steps on an Android phone

In this photo illustration an Android logo seen displayed on a smartphone

Android 5.0 OS and above have power saving modes for users. 

Try Airplane mode: This setting switches off your phone’s cellular and wireless connections. When you need to save battery, turn it on and then off again to call or send a message. 

If you’re in the car and your phone is sitting on the passenger seat in a sunbeam, you’ll notice how much faster your battery drains.