I tried it for a while. Too much battery drain for me. No thanks.
I agree. I occasionally activate theater mode to turn the screen off. But most of the time I genuinely love the AOD feature on my Ultra and 14 Pro. I also listen a lot to music on a daily basis and it’s nice to have to ability to instantaneously see what song your listening to. AOD is not for everyone, I understand that. But hey, each to their own, right.I can’t even fathom turning it off on the watch. AOD was a game changer on watches and my series 5 gets the same battery life as my series 2 without... which is a full day charge. I charge every night while Sleeping.
Okay update. No lag, and it’s a nice way to see if the screen is unlocked or not.I tried the wallpaper off, but there is some delay sometimes on pick up for screen to turn on.
It’s very slight… I don’t know maybe it’s a subjective thing, but I find the experience much less jarring already having the wallpaper showing.
Giving it another go to see if 16.2 made improvement to it.
The 14 pro on the other hand seems to have worse battery life than the 13 pro , even with AOD disabledRegardless of the outcome iPhone 14 Pro Max has an amazing battery life.
I thought this too. Maybe they are only testing draw from the display.Display Off retains 100% battery after 24 hours? No, its still on your network, pinging locations, backing up to icloud, etc.
No sir! Not at all. I actually want Apple to make the iPhone Pro Max Bigger. It definitely needs to get wider now. Upgraded to Pro Max size when iPhone 6 came out. Never been downgraded to a smaller size since then. I just love the overall size, battery life, and extra screen ratio. Well satisfied with it! I don't think I will ever prefer downgrading to a Pro screen size.@TheYayAreaLiving 🎗 btw as woman aren’t you bothered by the PM size coupled with its squared edges ?
During the start of the video, he makes mention that they turn on airplane mode so that all phones are 'equal' as far as extra drain.I thought this too. Maybe they are only testing draw from the display.
That’s your big takeaway from this AOD test?!What a fail of feature, that's why everyone that I know that has the iPhone 14 pro has disabled it.
People here post concerns about EVERYTHING. Be careful trusting that a forum member has thought of things that Apple engineers haven’t.After seeing someone here post a concern about screen burn on their 14 Pro, I helped may daughter turn off AOD on her 14 Pro Max. She hasn't missed AOD at all. I recently got an Apple Watch Series 8 and I turned off AOD on that as well.
Apple needs to make it possible to add another row or two of widgets
Exactly. A good point. Screen burning is, always has been and always will be a factor for an OLED display. The fact that Samsung (screen manufacturer) is using some protection for the issue and Apple doesn’t , says a lot.After seeing someone here post a concern about screen burn on their 14 Pro, I helped may daughter turn off AOD on her 14 Pro Max. She hasn't missed AOD at all. I recently got an Apple Watch Series 8 and I turned off AOD on that as well.
Burn in on an organic based panel is not “anecdotal experience “.Tired of people spreading unsubstantiated FUD based on their anecdotal experiences.
Yeah that's fair, I know lots of folks really like it and it's definitely a brilliant feature.
I have the S8 now (with AOD off) and its battery is fantastic, can get a full day, night, and another day out of it before the battery starts to get a little stressed. Really brilliant technology compared to the original Watch.
The biggest battery drain on Apple Watches is Raise to Wake. It drains more battery than AOD. I keep AOD on and raise to wake off because 90% of the time I need to use my other hand to operate the watch anyway.Same… I turned off the AOD on the watch. Makes a huge difference when it comes to battery. Plus, it’s winter here, and cold, which usually means long sleeves. Seems pointless to have an AOD when you can’t glance at it anyway because it’s covered by a shirt