How much do you have? Thirty -eight percent is the “percentage of panic” of the United States when it comes to battery life, according to new research.
The 2,000 Americans survey identified precisely what level of people in the Remaining phone battery they reach before they begin to worry or look for a way of charging.
The results showed that the barley of anxiety in relatively early, with a well of approximately one third of the battery life that remains (38%) revealed as the level of fury before the concern is established.
And with just under 40%, the percentage of panic of the United States telephone life long before the iPhone Apple battery symbol, which will automatically put red for anything below 20% of the load.
The survey, conducted by Talker Research, found that a cooler third of the Americans (34% of respondents) feel happy waiting until the juice is less than 20% before the thoughts of finding a position begin to really retire.
While an exceptionally informal one of every eight (13%) says they do not care about the load of their phone until it falls below 10%.
At the other end of the spectrum, a quarter of the Americans (24%) begin to worry about the battery life of their phone before it is reduced in half.
Loading the concern is stronger among younger generations, with the happier generations to let the load decrease before the concern skate.
The threshold of generation Z for the concern to start building begins in just 44% of the battery life: millennials are similar to 43%.
Gen Xers allow more maneuvering margin before worrying about their device and will not begin to worry about the load until it falls to 38%.
Boomer are the most relaxed generation when it comes to the battery of their phone, waiting for up to 34% on average to start looking for a way out.
And the way he shows the battery of his phone says a lot about his personality? Many Americans think so.
If you only have the visible battery level, it is a minority: 39% of Americans choose to judge their juice level in the bar alone.
While 61% of people have the numerical percentage screen to know the accurate amount of the battery they have left.
Survey methodology:
Speakers research He surveyed 2,000 Americans of the general population with 1,000 men and 1,000 women; The survey was administered and held by Talker Research between Friday, January 31 and Monday, February 3, 2025.