Is anyone noticing any real significanct battery uptick if this feature is turned on?
Same here. In my worst day so far I have only made it to 20% remaining so I have yet to use the feature much. Saying this, I should have held out on a reply in this thread since I'm not able to answer the question. Ha.I can't say as I have the 6S Plus and haven't found any use for this feature yet. With 60 hours of standby time I doubt I ever will, lol.
If I were a full day at Disney I would have considered turning it on at the start of the day. Lots of reasons to use a phone there.There was an occurrence last week at disney where I was down to under 10% on my 6s+ battery. It got down to 3% and I turned on the low power mode. Made it another hour and half doing video/camera/disney app and got back to the hotel with 1% left.
Worked well for me.
2% drainage after 1.5 hours of filming is amazingggggggggggggggggggggggggggThere was an occurrence last week at disney where I was down to under 10% on my 6s+ battery. It got down to 3% and I turned on the low power mode. Made it another hour and half doing video/camera/disney app and got back to the hotel with 1% left.
Worked well for me.
At what battery percentage/level have you tried enabling it?On my 6, I've found that it makes little to no difference, but that may be because I take many battery saving steps already anyway, such as turning off background app refresh and push notifications. I'm pleased with the battery life I get whether low power mode is on or not.
At what battery percentage/level have you tried enabling it?
Interesting. I've done it like that a few times and usually would have more than an hour or so of usage and a few hours of standby by the time I'm around 20% compared to being without LPM.For testing purposes I've run my phone down from 100% all the way down to about 20% on low power mode the whole time. No significant difference than when I run it down normally.
Interesting. I've done it like that a few times and usually would have more than an hour or so of usage and a few hours of standby by the time I'm around 20% compared to being without LPM.
As do I. I don't have background refresh enabled, I only use fetch for one mail account that I have (set to 1 hour), have motions reduced, have pretty much all system location services disabled and most of the apps as well (aside from some that need it only while they are being used), etc. One of the main things that LPM cuts down on is CPU and GPU performance (in addition to lowering brightness and setting a 30 second auto-lock timeout and various other things that we mostly have enabled too).As I said, I cut out a lot of the background activity on my phone anyway. For my usage, I don't think that there's much more that LPM can cut down on.
As do I. I don't have background refresh enabled, I only use fetch for one mail account that I have (set to 1 hour), have motions reduced, have pretty much all system location services disabled and most of the apps as well (aside from some that need it only while they are being used), etc. One of the main things that LPM cuts down on is CPU and GPU performance (in addition to lowering brightness and setting a 30 second auto-lock timeout and various other things that we mostly have enabled too).
Yeah, neither do I really mostly using the phone, messaging, email, Safari, a few social apps and the like. Everyone has their own experience I guess even with similar overal type of usage and setup.I don't usually do anything cpu intensive so that's probably another reason why there's not a pronounced difference for me.