Natively, the sleep timer for iPhone is not present where it should be, like it should have been embedded in the music app of iPhone but it resides in the Timer of Clock application.
Another great feature of this sleep timer is that it works with most of the media apps such as Spotify, YouTube and Dailymotion and soundcloud. You can set any timer from 1 minute to 23 hours and 59 minutes. Well, the good news is that you can set the timer for music app for some time, so when you sleep, it will automatically stop the music in the background and in turn it will help you to save the battery of your iPhone.
A silent alarm works well when you're sleeping, but not so much when you need to get a pizza out of the oven.Are you trying to sleep while listening music, podcast of Audiobook on your iPhone or watching a movie or TV show on your iPhone or iPad? If you will sleep while listening to Podcast, music or Audio or watching that video, it will drain the battery of your iPhone till you wake up and stop that song, Podcast or Audiobook. You will have to remember though: If in the future you set a timer and want an alarm to ring at the end, you'll need to go back and change this setting back to a ringtone. This trick should work whether you're playing music from your iPhone's Music app or a streaming service like Spotify (although if you're not running the latest version of iOS, it's possible the feature won't work with third-party players). When the timer finishes, the music will stop, and you can finish your REM cycles in silence. Flick down to the very bottom and select “Stop Playing.” Now, you can set a timer for how long you want your tunes to play. Tap over to where it says “When Timer Ends,” which lists a variety of tunes that can play when the alarm goes off. Then, go into the Clock app and tap Timer. Set your iPhone to playing whatever music it is you’d like to fall asleep to.
If you like falling asleep to music, there’s a sneaky iPhone trick to ensure you don't get rudely awakened by your college workout playlist. and we wake up confused at the sudden dance party. We love dozing off to the super mellow vibes of Washed Out, except when the playlist inevitably switches to Charlie XCX at 3 a.m.
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