iOS 27 Will Reportedly Give Your iPhone 'Longer Battery Life'

[Leon Nash]

May I ask why you use Reddit in Safari? Does the webpage suffer from fewer bugs and doesn’t refresh just because you went and adjusted the brightness in control center…?

I have tried the app few times, but it has so many problems that I gave up. Videos not loading, refresh issues etc. The web experience is a bit better but far from perfect.

 

[Lynxpoint]

It’s not a flattering compliment to compare a somewhat recent Pro‘s battery life to Apples first mini iPhone, but it’s telling.
Do you use the always on feature?

Yes, I do have that turned on... I should turn it off to see the impact on battery. I originally left it on since it was one of the new 'features'.

 

[Herr Podspro]

Yes, I do have that turned on... I should turn it off to see the impact on battery. I originally left it on since it was one of the new 'features'.

I too contemplated about turning it off, and for the first half a year or so of owning my 15 Pro I had it off as I didn’t see a use for it and wanted to conserve battery life as this phone will end up as a hand me down.
But at some point I experimented with it and found the always on clock and notifications to be majorly useful. It’s been on ever since and only off when in low power mode, which granted I use at least once a day.
That all said, battery life is very poor on my iPhone but I am not giving up AOD. And if the battery settings themselves say there is no mayor energy draw from it… (bs of course)