after Apple debut iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max accompanying Always On Display or AOD Many streams seem to discuss whether we should turn this function on or off. And this function that it consumes a lot of battery? Of course, the users themselves are still not very clear. Because most of them are actually in everyday use. We would not be able to conclude that opening AOD affects the battery consumption of the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max. But one thing I can say for sure is that it definitely affects the battery.
In Always On Display mode, the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max only reduced the screen blink rate to an average of about 1Hz, which is 60 times lower than conventional displays, which is why Apple allows it. This AOD function can only be used on the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max. However, Apple has never come out to clarify further information that turning on the AOD function will cause the device to consume more battery. Today, the most popular mobile site PhoneArena I myself have done the exam for everyone. people get to know at the same time
The PhoneArena has set the conditions for this test as follows.
- The test results will be done on the iPhone 14 Pro.
- Battery usage rate measurements in Always-on display mode are performed for 8 hours (between 9 AM and 5 PM).
- The tested device does not have a SIM inserted or activated SIM for any use. during the test
- The test machine will not be used in any way. during the test
- The machine tested will be set to a few general settings. This includes installing just one social media application, Instagram.
- The test was run for 2 days, with Day 1 on, Always On Display mode on, and Day 2 off. And both times the test starts at 100% full battery the same.
The results obtained from the Always On Display mode power consumption test by PhoneArena.
- Day 1 (Always-on display mode is on from 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.) – at the end of the test round. Battery reduced from 100% to 94%.
- Day 2 (Always-on display mode is turned off from 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.) – at the end of the test cycle. The battery remains at 100%.
However, PhoneArena further stated that The testers really expected And the iPhone 14 Pro’s battery should drop about 1% on day 2 (test day with Always-on display off), but because it’s widely known that Apple tends to extend the battery percentage interval. First go out before being reduced to reality. So the result is still 100%.
from the test data obtained We can therefore conclude that The Always-on Display on the iPhone 14 Pro uses about 6% battery in 8 hours.of use, which is an interesting number and looks unlikely to affect the actual use Because this AOD function will not work when we keep our iPhone 14 Pro in the bag. But it only works when it’s out of pocket. Coupled with the amount of time a day a person spends on a regular mobile phone, a rough idea of AOD mode will consume a comparable battery of around 8 hours of use, or 6% of the total battery, seems plausible and reasonable.
But if anyone is uncomfortable with this 6% number and wants to disable Always On Display, the Diskus app has written a way to disable it. You can follow and read from the link below.
