iPhone 14 Pro Dual esim and Battery

[gbf]

I use Verizon and T-Mobile on the iPhone 14 pro.

Is this what’s killing the battery? Would it be smarter to separate the lines?

This 14 pro suxxxxxx battery life.

 

[ajay96]

Do you have 5G enabled on both & is the signal weak on one?

I have two eSIMs running 90% of the time, and it's a slight decrease in battery but nothing major.

 

[gbf]

Verizon 5g and the T-Mobile line is just talk and text so no internet is being used on that esim.

 

[ChoiMinji]

This is how I use dual sim. Disable Wi-Fi calling on the main line. Enable wifi calling on the secondary line. In the secondary line, disable automatic network selection then choose a different network type, example for T-Mobile choose Sprint. Now you will be able to use wifi calling with the version data. This should reduce battery drain a little bit because everything is being channeled through one sim. I think anyway.

 

[BigMcGuire]

I have dual esim on my 13 PM - didn’t notice a difference when I turned it on - I still get crazy good battery life on it (using about 25-30% a day but I am a light user).

I have Verizon and Mint (T-Mobile).

 

[gbf]

This 14 pro SUCKS battery life

 

[BigMcGuire]

This 14 pro SUCKS battery life

That’s really sad to hear. 🙁 I was going to trade in my 13PM for a 14 Pro.

Hopefully 15 will have much better battery life. That’s one thing I think I’d really hate to lose (battery life).

 

[Ram65]

That’s really sad to hear. 🙁 I was going to trade in my 13PM for a 14 Pro.

Hopefully 15 will have much better battery life. That’s one thing I think I’d really hate to lose (battery life).

Dont do it just wait for IPhone 15ultra we’ll worth the weight

 

[Apple_Robert]

The 14 Pro has great battery. Something must be off with your setup.

 

[big samm]

Im also using 2 esim 1 line with data 5G and the other with Voice and text just like you. I’ve seen a difference in battery life which is totally normal because now the phone is hanging to 2 cell signal at the same time. This will result in a increase in battery usage. It’s not that significant, but yes you will have less battery st the end of the day.

 

[big samm]

Do you have 5G enabled on both & is the signal weak on one?

I have two eSIMs running 90% of the time, and it's a slight decrease in battery but nothing major.

Even with data turned on with both line, the phone can only use one data connection at a time.