What if AirPods had tongues and they started licking the inside of your ears to indicate they’re low on battery?

Perks of being ugly: phone battery lasts longer.

I’ve never been to hell, but I once forgot to buy batteries for the toys on Christmas morning. The sound is still ringing in my ears.

The only warning I take seriously these days is when my cell phone battery is low.

My phone went from fully charged to 10% while I was sleeping, so I guess it leads a more exciting nightlife than I do.

Apparently, throwing the remote against the wall didn’t help recharging the batteries.

Coffee ain’t cutting it anymore. I need to eat batteries.

Start every phone call with “My battery is at 5%” so you can hang up whenever you want.

Please don’t leave me to my own devices. They’re all out of batteries.

Hate how quietly iPhones die. At 5% it should start verbally begging for its life.

My body is like my phone battery. Usually drained by 4pm.

At 30+, I’m like an old phone battery. Even when you charge me overnight for 10 hours, by midday I’m at 60%.

Take one positive friend and one negative friend with you on your next road trip. That way when your battery dies, you can hook cables to them and start your car.

I could never commit gun violence. The only things I know how to reload are my pill caddy and the batteries for the remote.

I’m so unpopular at school they call me “Batteries”. I’m never included in anything.

Don’t tell me about your wild weekend. My TV remote died and I switched the batteries around, and now it’s working.

My watch battery is fully charged. So I got some time.

Remember, for some unknown reason Santa doesn’t make batteries.

Slapping the TV remote on your knee extends the battery life. It’s science.

Yawning is the body’s way of telling you it has only 15% battery remaining.