We all need the iPhone flashlight one time or another. What many people don’t know is that the flashlight brightness can be altered to suit your needs. However, this feature is only available to iPhone 6S or above. You have the choice between bright, medium and low light. Let me show you how to change flashlight brightness on iPhone. Only iPhones with 3D touch have this feature. This is because you need to press down firmly on the flashlight icon in the control center to access the menu. Try pressing harder on the icon in case the menu does not appear. It just needs a little practice.

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Change Flashlight Brightness on iPhone

Swipe up from the bottom of the screen of your iPhone and firmly press down on the flashlight icon. Upon doing so, a menu shall appear giving you the option to choose among 3 choices: Bright Light, Medium Light or Low Light.

Instructions to Change Flashlight Brightness

Open Control Center by swiping up from the bottom of the iPhone’s screen. The flashlight icon is visible in the lower left-hand corner. You know that the flashlight is turned on and off by tapping on the icon. However, the flashlight menu is opened by pressing firmly on the icon. The setting of the brightness is chosen before you turn on the flashlight. The given choices are Low Light, Medium Light, and Bright Light.

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Change flash brightness on iPhone using 3D touch

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Does my iPhone Save my Flashlight Setting?

Upon choosing a setting of brightness, your iPhone will remain at that same level of brightness till your iPhone is turned off. However, when your iPhone is rebooting it will go back to Bright Light.

What is the default setting for iPhone flashlight brightness?

The default setting for iPhone flashlight brightness is Bright Light.

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Stephan Popov
When iDevice users experience problems with the iOS software or unlocking, it is not uncommon for their lives to unravel. My passion is providing answers to your problems. I help iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch users by recommending fixes for common iOS bugs and tools that improves your experience. I conduct in-depth research for every topic i cover on this blog, to ensure that I cover everything Apple users need to troubleshoot their issues. When not writing for UnlockBoot, i enjoy swimming in my backyard pool. P.S. i prefers the Maldives for holidays. Connect with me on Facebook, Google Plus and Twitter.