iPhone Always ON Black vs Color vs OFF - Battery Drain Test
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2022
- Can an all-black wallpaper reduce the always-on battery drain on the iPhone 14 Pro?
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Ye this guy’s losing sleep for these videos. definitely deserves it
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A good attempt at a test. Unfortunately, it ended up very skewed because only one device is receiving notifications. Notifications and frequent network activity take battery. I suggest trying again with all devices either receiving the same notifications or all devices with no notifications.
I notice that too. Every time there’s a notification the phone wakes up. Not a fair test imo
I think one of them also was on airplane mode
I agree in it being skewed, however it still outlast the one in color which was expected but I do think it would have lasted a bit longer without notifications.
I think regardless of the details, The point is very clear.
@@modyal-mahdi7498 the one with the timer was on airplane mode
That's insane how much it actually drains even with an all black wallpaper (not in a bad way of course). I ended up turning mine off within the first couple days as battery life on my 14 Pro was strangely draining more in the beginning, but eventually overtime the battery started to get better. Maybe 16.1 could improve battery life all around as I've seen some battery life complaints with iOS 16.
Edit: Battery life isn’t as much of a concern for me as my phone properly adjusted itself and it seems to be pretty good now. If you run into the same issue if you got a new 14 series phone, just give it some time and it should start to be noticeably better. I’d say about a week at the latest.
Turn screen time off, that should help significantly
@@MIKII1208 I never thought about that. I’ll try that out.
@@JustSomeTechie When I bought brand new iPhone 8+ couple of years ago, screen time was just out. Before updating IOS and getting that feature my battery didn’t drop a single percent over night, but when I turned that feature on, it drained 13-16% OVER NIGHT. Crazy
I got the 14 Pro too and at release the battery was alright, drained pretty fast but I guess It was proportionate to the amount I would use my phone, but after updating to 16.2 battery life has literally blown my mind away.
Was watching Netflix for like an hour earlier on 80% brightness and my phone dropped around 1% it was amazing!!
@@christianlopez-aguila2454 liar 🤥
You are a hero dude. I really appreciate you not making us wait the full 70 hours.
imagine if he did 😂
Dude you are dedicated. Great video. You seem to have the most battery tests.
Thank you for going all the way! Most people only tested from 100, and when the battery is at 100 it shows much less drain. Great video
So, the problem is the measurement?
Cause. 103% doesn't exists 🤷🏻♂️
The fact that one of these had notifications coming in constantly is a HUGE confounding factor in an otherwise very interesting and well thought out test. Very shocking to see how much battery life the color version of the always on display takes up even with that handicap on the black background version. Further proof that Apple should provide an option to use AOD with a black background (vs forcing people to use a black wallpaper for their lockscreen if they want to minimize AOD battery drain). Apple has been very responsive to user feedback recently so I have high hopes that improvements to AOD will come soon.
@simplyprops the lack of symmetrical notifications make this a invalid comparison
I mean those test last 50+ hours.. with screen on, like more than a day, you all shouldn't be complaining, it's also version 1 from apple it can only get better... spoiled people ffs
Theres an option in settings to have the always on display be black
@@dystopiancreator2618 How dare they want him to make accurate tests if he’s already putting in 50+ hours! 🤡
Doesn’t really matter. The one with notifications still had more battery than the color
You should also take notifications, background app refresh, and all of those settings into account as well.
the average user has those left on
Glad I'm not the only one thinking this is a literal joke. The amount of notifications and it obviously being a used phone vs two clean or unused phones just makes the middle not make sense
@@fredrickbambino this isn't a valid comparison then, if only one phone has them on.
@@Blarnix the one with notifications is draining less so it just shows how bad the AOD is on the iPhone. valid or not. trash is trash
@@BKBCrAnK that's not.. how anything works?
I would love to see you do a battery drain test between a iPhone 13 Pro Max and a iPhone 14 pro max with the always on display disabled.
Thanks for the test !
Few things different from the AOD on black color and the color one:
the black AOD had notifications , so I assume he connected to more apps sync , and also when the notifications appears on screen it’s takes more power than not showing them
Yeah, ideally all 3 phones would be new or restored to the same backup with the same settings for everything but the display.
@@00SNIVY00 And in airplane mode. That was the biggest problem.
@@kylecoolky1189 That would be another factor, yeah. If we just purely wanted the difference between the always on display and not.
@@kylecoolky1189 only the timer is in airplane mode so it doesn’t matter
I told people I notice a difference with AOD with a colorful background and solid black with battery drain. Nice to see a video proving it, thank you!
It shouldn't be terribly significant in real life use, though.
@@computernerdinside I agree, not terrible difference but a noticeable difference.
Waited for this one thanks!
Appreciate Such Dedication Man.. for such important videos 🔥🔥
Thks for the time and help suggestions! Thks bro
Thanks man
Thanks for making original and actually useful content!
This test so crazy man thx for video😊
hats off to the hardwork you have put in. It seems so simple to make these kind of videos but its not.
Bro thanks for these videos we really appreciated them
Thanks. That’s the info I need
great videos! This is exactly what I have been looking for!
This is the video that I needed!😅
Oh YAY! Great video. My 14 is on order so I've seen dozens of videos but this is the only video that puts the Always on to the test. I'm not a fan of always on so I'll probably disable it. Great video brother! Thank you!
Wow thank you for all your efforts
A simple test but tells me exactly what I need to know. Thank you bud.
Great test. Big respect
Finally! I have been waiting a long time for someone to test this. Thank you
Thanks for doing this test. Very helpful!
Thank you so much for this test video! Exactly what I was looking for. Have a great day.
Wow amazing video, I respect your dedication!!!!!! 👏🏾
Thanks for the test !!!!👍👍👍
I’m using the always on display with a mostly black wallpaper on my Lock Screen. I usually lay my phone face down for hours throughout the day/night. I’ve noticed that the standby time has decreased much faster than having it off completely but your test puts it in perspective even more.
The AOD dims in low light (normal lighting) conditions, turns off after not using it for a while, turns off while in a bag or jeans,... So standby time is much much better than shown within the video. Especially the bright studio light makes a big difference.
This. There’s lots of times during the day like at night when you won’t have any light and the always on display won’t even be on or if it’s in a purse or pocket.
Right? Most people would have their phones in their pockets for a majority of the day, in which the AOD would be off.
@@Rocksteady72a If your screen on time is 5 to 6 hours or even more then majority of the time it won't be in your pocket.
@@Jry088 but that has nothing to do with AOD, because ir you are using the phone, AOD is not actively draining battery, question is does it turn off if you put it face down? Maybe that way you can preserve battery life
@@Jry088 @Jerry Huang You're right. The screen would be on, not at the lock screen..
Respect for a efforts and valuable content 👏🏻
nice video. Would be better if there was some kind of emulation of timed notifications on all the devices since that would be the most accurate with real life usage. Having notifications on the iPhone 14 pro with the AOD display off will wake the screen from time to time. Or maybe even try flipping the phones with AOD on to simulate the time when the phones are in pockets.
Love the video !
Thanks for doing this video man, no one else has the patience to test this out and you did. Keep up the good work sir.
Thanks for watching! Salute!
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Great job. Thanks.
thank you ser for the updates ❤
Appreciate your patience ❤️
Thx for the great video
Great video dude! Keep it up!
From a computer nerd standpoint. I am just now upgrading from an 8 plus... Went straight for the 14 pro and I was so out of the loop on the apple tech they put into these new phones. First off the larger versions of these phones are HUGE compared to my already big 8 plus so I was able to get the 14 pro instead of the max because I didn't need the size. Now going back to the always on display. I was surprised on how long it lasts even with the display dropping to 1Hz (1 frame per second roughly). Very impressed on this OLED display.
Nice video bro, very thorough
Awesome this is what was needed.
Very good test!!! Thank you!
can you pls switch off your youtube notification that gray part consume battery if it remain for hour
Interesting test! Nice work 👍🏻
I've been leaving it off for the most part, but I would like to see toggling on and off accessible in Shortcuts/Automation
Great Work dude 👍🏻
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Crazy test, thanks for the effort.
this is something unreal. very big difference. thanks for the test
Any background apps running during the test? Cause honestly I couldn't get that Idle Screen Time if I tried..
+1 j'attendais ce test !
Very nice test 👍🏼
Very cool video... Thanks!
I gave it a thumbs up when I saw the time you were editing! Good job by the way
Effort here is crazy, we appreciate fam!
wow the dedication to make this video! 👍
Wow is all I can say! That’s amazing! Guess it’s good the always on turns off when face down or in your pocket. Another great video many thx!
You have mu respect! So dedicated guy
Awesome compare, thats what I needed.
okay, WOAH. someone is actually doing battery tests that people are curious about! AMAZING!!
Wow massive difference. Thank u buddy that answered the crucial question. Btw I disabled the aod the third day itsels and the results were stunning.
I have the Pro Max and I turn it off because I realize how much it was draining the battery and I did it before this video so definitely
How do you turn off display with time showing in your iphone??
Hi all, excellent video! Can anyone help me? I turned off the always on display and then i decided i preferred the always on with no wallpaper. But now everytime a notification comes the screen lights up! Is there a way I can turn it back to how it looks like at 1:22 ? Thanks!
Thanks bro for this video really appreciate
Great job bro, congrats
That music has me relaxed. I dig it. 😊 I have the 14 pro max with the always-on-display turned on with my own wallpapers.
amazing content!
I hatsoff ur patience n content u made ✌🏼🙏🏼
Oh shit, something I've been wanting to see for awhile here, very nice! 👌
Why you did not turn WiFi off on the middle iPhone? It kept getting notifications all the time
Hello there
Can you do an airplane mode on/off
I turn it on in my 2nd generation iPhone SE and it really affects the battery drainage
Great video mahn
Great content bro 👏 👌
Hey man! Great Video!
Thank you for doing this, this is the first iPhone upgrade i've had in which the battery drains faster than my old one...turning off ao
Applause!! Incredible !
💯💯it’s amazing man
thank you for your hard work
Wow. Ok. I'll disable it now. Thanks for testing!!
Is there a reason you have notifications turned on w/ the black always on?
So does the always on display stay on if I put the phone screen face down on any surface ?
This guy is a legend
I disabled it because of battery drain and it anyone’s me to see messages all the time. But now I do questioning myself: was it a battery drain because of the size of the wallpaper? I have a BW picture but it’s 40mb… does this infect the drain?
You should’ve also tried it with the dimmed display through the, ‘Reduced White Point’ accessibility options feature. That allows the phone to truly take advantage of the OLED by blacking out the pixels appropriately.
If I’m using this video to intentionally drain my battery is it battery-ception?
The battery drain test we were looking for !!!
Clock iPhone on the right, no burn in after having the timer on for so long?
Geez the dedication!!! You deserve the best bro!
How’d you get the black always on?
I would love to see this drain test done side by side with some Android AODs. Personally, I have the 14 Pro Max and keep the AOD enabled. When not in use, the phone tends to be in my pocket or face down on my desk. With these more regular use-case scenarios, I don’t notice any battery drain from having the feature on.
Maybe next time
When in pocket or face down, the display turns off, to save battery.
If you're gonna keep it face down on the desk when not using, when exactly does AOD turn on?
Mate the iphone 14 pro has terrible battery life, my 11 was running spotify on 25% battery the whole day and is currently 9%, while my 14 pro loses the same amount of % in an hour
@@GTAracingUK Spotify or audio can run for an easy 30 hours, even 75 hours apparently on newer iPhones
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Thank you for the experiment~!
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Bro This Drain Test Is Tough Plus The Sound Track Kept Me Watching Just Saying # Keep Shining Bro