With the release of the iPhone 14 Pro, there are constant questions on the network about how things are with the increased sensitivity of the smartphone with the Always-On-Display backlight turned on.
In iOS 16.2, the new iPhones allow you to turn off wallpapers and set limits by restricting widgets and the clock. Youtuber from the PhoneBuff channel decided to visually check that this is somehow for the time of work.
As tests measure, there is an effect, although not quite large. With wallpaper turned on, the iPhone 14 Pro uses about 0.8% of energy per hour, and with it turned off, it consumes 0.6% per hour.
If there are three modes (with wallpaper, without them, and just a disabled screen), then indicators are possible for 24 hours of work:
• wallpapers included: 80% left
• wallpaper disabled, only widgets and watch face: 84% left
• power on off: 100% left
To the point: Compared the battery life of iPhone 14 Pro vs. iPhone 13 Pro. Expect a breakthrough?
Full comparison:
The blogger also compared the operating time of the iPhone 14 Pro and Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra with active AOD. Up to 84% of infections at the same level: the charge of devices dropped to 84%.
Source: Iphones RU
