For me it’s the notification light you used to find on older phones, was particularly good to know if your phone was charged without picking it up
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Hardware alarm so I could turn off my phone at night...
If you're on Android, I think this still works. Try setting an alarm for 5 minutes from now and turn your phone off. It should turn back on for the alarm.
Edit: Just tried it and it worked on the native OnePlus clock app, but not on the Google clock.
Only a few phones support that and only a few apps can use it
Missed a class years ago with my first "smart" phone, I won't take my chances again.....
My pixel 4a died because it got bend a little bit and the display was broken. This dead fucker made hardware alarm for like 2 weeks. Saddest wakeups ever.
Airplane mode uses almost nothing for what it's worth. I use this myself at night.
Yeah that's what I do as well, also to reduce radiations and whatnot
You mean hardware alarm on the phone that works while the phone is off (meaning an alarm running on the RTC of the phone), or actual physical alarm clocks? Because the latter still exist.