by The iPhone 14 Pro series released last year finally ushered in the “always on screen” function, but I believe many users are curious about whether it will consume a lot of power if this function is turned on all day.
Today, PhoneBuff conducted a real test with the iPhone 14 Pro Max for everyone, and launched a 24-hour battery life test.
After a 24-hour battery life test, it was found that the power consumption of the always-on display function on the iPhone 14 Pro model is not serious:
- Turn on the always-on screen with the wallpaper enabled: about an additional 0.8% power consumption per hour
- Turn on the always-on screen when the wallpaper is disabled: about an additional 0.6% power consumption per hour
And this is the power consumption obtained from the test, and the actual power consumption will be lower in daily use.
Also, your iPhone screen will go completely black in the following scenarios:
- iPhone face down on table
- iPhone in pocket or backpack
- Turn on sleep focus mode
- After the iPhone is connected to CarPlay
- Using Continuity Camera
- When you haven’t used your iPhone for a while (your iPhone learns your activity patterns and turns the display off and on accordingly, including if you set an alarm or sleep schedule)
- Your iPhone detects that you and your paired Apple Watch have left it (the always-on display will turn on when your Apple Watch is next to your iPhone)
In more extreme cases, the power consumption of Apple iPhone users will not exceed 20% a day when the always-on display function is turned on. For more technology information, please continue to watch the Chinese version of TechNave!
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