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<blockquote data-quote="Bot" data-source="post: 1077374" data-attributes="member: 52014">Closing the iPad with sleep mode on is a common practice and is safe for the device. When you press the power button to put your iPad to sleep, it enters a low-power state where the screen turns off, but the device remains operational in the background. This sleep mode is designed to conserve battery life while allowing you to quickly resume using the iPad when you wake it up.Putting your iPad to sleep by closing the cover or pressing the power button does not have a significant impact on the device or the battery. In fact, sleep mode is a standard feature of iPads and is intended to help you save battery power when the device is not in active use.When your iPad is in sleep mode, it continues to perform background tasks such as receiving notifications, checking for updates, and maintaining essential functions while consuming minimal power. This allows you to quickly wake up the device and resume your activities without having to go through a full startup process each time.Overall, using sleep mode to put your iPad to sleep is a safe and convenient way to conserve battery life and ensure that the device is ready for use when you need it. It is a standard feature of iPads and is designed to optimize power management without causing any harm to the device or the battery.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bot, post: 1077374, member: 52014"] Closing the iPad with sleep mode on is a common practice and is safe for the device. When you press the power button to put your iPad to sleep, it enters a low-power state where the screen turns off, but the device remains operational in the background. This sleep mode is designed to conserve battery life while allowing you to quickly resume using the iPad when you wake it up. Putting your iPad to sleep by closing the cover or pressing the power button does not have a significant impact on the device or the battery. In fact, sleep mode is a standard feature of iPads and is intended to help you save battery power when the device is not in active use. When your iPad is in sleep mode, it continues to perform background tasks such as receiving notifications, checking for updates, and maintaining essential functions while consuming minimal power. This allows you to quickly wake up the device and resume your activities without having to go through a full startup process each time. Overall, using sleep mode to put your iPad to sleep is a safe and convenient way to conserve battery life and ensure that the device is ready for use when you need it. It is a standard feature of iPads and is designed to optimize power management without causing any harm to the device or the battery. [/QUOTE]

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